Trippin

Trippin is an app that allows users to search for National Parks within a certain radius of an entered location. Users enter the app via Google OAuth, enter a location in the search fields, specify a search radius and hit Submit. They are then taken to a parks index page that shows all the National Parks within their search radius. The list of parks can be viewed either in a map or list format. Users can select a park (either from the list view or by clicking on the url from the popup info window in the map) and are taken to the park's show page where they see some park information along with photos for that park by way of the Flickr API.

Table of Contents

Heroku Deployment
Prerequisites
Installation Instructions
APIs Used
Testing
Additional Screenshots
Author

Heroku deployment

The project is hosted on Heroku. Please note that your browser must support SSL encryption (HTTPS) for Google OAuth to function. As such Chrome is recommended when trying out this app on Heroku. Or simply click on, or copy and paste this url into your browser: https://nps-search.herokuapp.com/

Prerequisites

Ruby Version 2.4 or higher
Rails Version 5 or higher
Postgresql

Installation Instructions

Clone this repository into your machine using the following command:

git clone git@github.com:Shniks/trippin.git

Switch into the directory trippin and run bundle as follows:

bundle

Setup the database by running the following commands:

rake db:create db:migrate
rake import:all

To view the app on localhost, start the server by entering the following command in your terminal:

rails s

Open up a browser window and then enter the app by clicking on Sign in With Google.

APIs used

The app makes use of the following APIs:

• National Parks API
• Google Geocoding API
• Google+ API
• Maps Javascript API
• Flickr API

In order to use the app, create an application.yml file and enter API keys for the above (you might need to register to get these keys). You would also need to register for Google OAuth to allow users to log in via google.

Testing

This app has a 100% test coverage (as determined by SimpleCov) using the RSpec testing framework. The app utilizes various gems including Factory Bot, Database Cleaner and Shoulda Matchers.

Testing can be initiated by entering the following command in your terminal:

rspec

Additional Screenshots

Search Page

Parks Index

Park Show

Author

Nikhil Shahi