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In this Ruby group capstone project, we will be creating a simple console application. The "Catalogue" app will keep a record of different types of things won in different situations, according to the UML diagram. Check it out.

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CATALOGUE OF THINGS

In this project, we will create a console app that will help to keep a record of different types of things won: books, music albums, and movies. Everything will be based on the UML class diagram presented below. The data will be stored in JSON files but we will also prepare a database with tables structure analogical to our program's class structure.

UML Class Diagram

catalog_of_my_things

Built With

  • RUBY
  • Linters
  • RSpec

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Getting Started

  • You will need to have Ruby installed in your computer.
  • Clone the repository by running the following command in your terminal:
git clone https://github.com/carlylechia/CATALOGUE.git
  • Run bundle install to install necessary gems.
  • Make sure Rspec is installed on your computer, else run
gem install Rspec
  • Run Rubocop -A and fix linters errors, if any.
  • Run the ruby program in your terminal thus:
ruby main.rb
  • Run the tests and check that they are passing via the command:
Rspec Rspec

Authors

👤 Chia Carlyle

👤 Assad Isah

👤 Ogaga Iyara

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

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Acknowledgments

  • Hat tip to Microverse

📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.

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In this Ruby group capstone project, we will be creating a simple console application. The "Catalogue" app will keep a record of different types of things won in different situations, according to the UML diagram. Check it out.

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