README

To run locally

• Have Nodejs installed (at least version 10.8.0)

Clone the repo into your projects folder:

$ git clone https://github.com/ashleigh090990/react-node-survey-maker.git

Install the project's dependencies:

$ npm install

and

cd client $ npm install $ cd ..

You'd need to set up your own Google+ API authentication keys (referred to in the application as googleClientID and googleClientSecret) and set up a MongoDB database (the URI of which is referred to in the application as mongoURI), (what var names to use) and place these in a separate keys.js folder. There's a 'dev-example.js' in the config folder that you can rename to 'keys.js' and amend the values for the appropriate keys.

Run the express server and client server together locally:

npm run dev

Navigate to localhost:5000 to view the app.

Currently being hosted at https://ashleigh-nodejs-react-survey.herokuapp.com/

To run just the the express server:

npm run server

To run just the the client server:

npm run client

Or

cd client npm start

Functionality

Users can sign up and log in with their Google + accounts.

Note: locally, separate servers are running for React and Express, hence why why the proxy has been set up, but this won't be the same when it's deployed (the client server is only for the create react app)

Tech being used

• Express server

• MongoDB

• PassportJS

• NodeJS

• React

• Redux

• Redux Form

• Email Provider

• Google OAuth

• Stripe

User Flow

On load:

• Home page

• Header with logo and Login link

When they click on Login link:

• Google OAuth flow to log user in

• On successful login, will be redirected to a Dashboard page

Dashboard page will show:

• A list of different campaigns they have

• Credits the user's account has

• Button to add more credit to user's account

• Logout link

• Button to add a new survey

Each campaign will have:

• Campaign name

• Results of the campaign

• Total surveys sent out

When user clicks to add more credit redirect to new page with:

• Payment form that asks for card payment details

• Submit button to submit their payments

When user clicks on card payment submit button:

• If payment accepted, redirect to Dashboard with updated credit amount

• If payment unsuccessful, show error message

When user clicks button to add new survey, redirect to survey form page that asks for:

• Survey title

• Subject of email campaign

• Email body

• Recipient list

• Button to next page

When user clicks to go to next page from add survey page:

• Show all of the above so user can review

• Submit button