WDI21 Boston Project #2 - Spoke Retriever

Overview

• Link to Front End: Link to Spoke Retriever
• Link to Front End Repo: Link to Front End Repo
• Link to API: Link to Spoke Retriever API
• Link to API GitHub Repo: Link to Spoke Retriever API repo

For my second project at General Assembly I needed to build a full-stack single page application that allowed a user to sign up, sign in, change password, create a resource, read a resource, update a resource, delete a resource and sign out. I chose to build a site that lets users register their bicycles called Spoke Retriever. My user stories were:

• A user can create an account and log in.
• A user can change their password and log out.
• A user can register many bicycles.
• A user can see their bicycles displayed.
• A user can see a list of all bicycles.
• A user can see a list of all the bicycles they own.
• A user can update or remove a bicycle.

Technologies Used

• HTML5
• CSS3
• SASS
• Bootstrap
• JavaScript
• jQuery
• Ruby on Rails
• Handlebars
• postgreSQL

My front end is deployed on GitHub and the backend is deployed on Heroku.

Features/Additions

In addition to the basic requirements, I added some special features.

• A user can search through all of the bicycles in the database and return the ones that match their search.
• A user can see a list of all bicycles in the database, or a list of just their bicycles.

Wireframe

Entity Relationship Diagram

• V.1
• V.2

Updates

I plan to add a join table and allow users to create events with their bicycles. If their bike is stolen, they can register a stolen event. If their bicycle is recovered, they can register a recovered event. I also plan to eventually implement the Google Maps API to show a map of locations where bicycles were stolen.