Chores App

This project is the full-stack web app for the Chores Project.

Getting Started

This app uses docker & docker-compose to run locally. This provides a quick & easy way to get set up.

Once the app is running on your computer, you can enter the container's CLI and interact with it as you would any Linux system.

Docker setup

1. Install docker and docker-compose
   1. https://docs.docker.com/desktop/
   2. https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
2. Enable VT-x (hardware virtualization) on your computer

• This is deferent for every computer, but can usually be found in your BIOS settings
• Macs have this enabled by default, but if you notice containers running very slow, it may be turned off. Reboot your computer and hold CMD-OPT-P-R during boot to re-enable it

3. Run the following in the chores directory

   $ docker-compose build
   $ docker-compose up

4. Once the container is started you can open another terminal and enter the container

   $ docker-compose exec web bash

5. Once inside the container

Running Tests

We use rspec for tests. There is also a gem called 'guard' installed. Guard facilitates some automatic running of tests.

1. Enter the container CLI:

   $ docker-compose exec web bash

2. Run tests manually if desired:

   $ rspec

3. Run guard to run tests automatically

   $ bundle exec guard

4. See the guard docs for info on guard:
   1. https://github.com/guard/guard

Code Formatting

We use hound to check the code formatting on github. We have rubocop installed as a gem to check/correct it locally.

1. Enter the container CLI:

   $ docker-compose exec web bash

2. Run rubocop to report on formatting issues:

   $ rubocop

3. Run rubocop to fix most issues:

   $ rubocop -a

4. Run rubocop to fix everything it can (unsafe fixes):

   $ rubocop -A

Branching Structure

• Please make branches off of the latest develop branch.
• Please name branches lik this:
  • "{issue id}_{brief name of issue}"
  • Example: "74_fix_email_bug"