Spaced Repetition Capstone - Client

Written by Sara Mills

Link to live app

https://spaced-repetition-sb.now.sh/

Link to client repo

https://github.com/Saraquail/sirilla-learning

Link to server repo

https://github.com/Saraquail/sirilla-learning-api

Summary

This is an app to start learning Spanish using the spaced repetition technique.

Tech used

Javascript, React, Sass, CSS-flexbox, deployed with Zeit

Setup

To setup the application

1. Fork and clone the project to your machine
2. npm install. This will also install the application Cypress.io for running browser integration tests

The project expects you have the Spaced repetition API project setup and running on http://localhost:8000.

Find instructions to setup the API here https://github.com/Thinkful-Ed/spaced-repetition-api.

Running project

This is a create-react-app project so npm start will start the project in development mode with hot reloading by default.

Running the tests

This project uses Cypress IO for integration testing using the Chrome browser.

Cypress has the following expectations:

THESE TESTS NEED TO BE UPDATED TO MATCH LATEST REFACTOR

• You have cypress installed (this is a devDependency of the project)
• You have your application running at http://localhost:3000.
  • You can change the address of this expectation in the ./cypress.json file.
• Your ./src/config.js is using http://localhost:8000/api as the API_ENDPOINT

To start the tests run the command:

npm run cypress:open

On the first run of this command, the cypress application will verify its install. Any other runs after this, the verification will be skipped.

The command will open up the Cypress application which reads tests from the ./cypress/integration/ directory. You can then run individual tests by clicking on the file names or run all tests by clicking the "run all tests" button in the cypress GUI.

Tests will assert against your running localhost client application.

You can also start all of the tests in the command line only (not using the GUI) by running the command:

npm run cypress:run

This will save video recordings of the test runs in the directory ./cypress/videos/.