This MeetUp clone has been implemented using the Ruby on Rails web framework, a PostgreSQL database, and a frontend created with React.js following the Flux architecture.
This app utilizes React.js and the Flux architecture to create an app that delivers
content as needed on a single static page. Content is rendered based on the current user.
By listening to a SessionStore, information about the current user can be retrieved by
calling SessionStore.currentUser().
Groups are stored as one table in the database. Groups have id, title, moderator_id, description, city, and state columns. Groups are fetched when a user signs in, or upon search.
Groups are rendered as GroupIndex or GrouptDetail components. The GroupIndex component is made up of a list of GrouptDetail components, where individual group data is processed.
Events are held by groups. An EventsIndex is rendered on the GroupDetail component, and is made up of EventDetail components. These components listen to the EventStore.
Events Appear automatically on the group's calendar. They have their own details page as well. Events can only be deleted or edited by the group's creator. The interface for changing events is on the EventIndex rather than a control panel.
RSVPs are sent to members from other members. They are made in one rsvps table, with id, event_id, user_id, and attending (a boolean value) as columns.
RSVPs are rendered on the EventDetail component as a RSVPIndex component, made up of RSVPDetail components.
Search filters groups via group title, and location within a certain range of a specified city. Search happens after clicking the magnifying glass, and is cleared when the user returns to the home page.
A Calendar belongs to a group and displays all of the groups events in a calendar format.
The rsvps table has an extraneous attending column. In the future, I hope to implement pending RSVPs that gets sent to the user as a notification.