qwamber/qwala

Fix the links to the Telegram and Discord bots in the documentation by
making them relative.

Remove the link for Android and add links to the remaining items, such
as iOS, Telegram, and Discord.

Remove the brown building on the left side of the hero image by slightly
cropping it.

The statistics are not particularly interesting or impressive, so for
now, they should probably not be displayed so prominently.

The advanced options modal currently becomes disproportionate on small
screens, making the text and options unreadable. Fix this by adding a
media query between 700px and the mobile media query.

Use https://shields.io to get a Codecov badge to include on the readme.

Add tests for each module, and slightly update some modules, to achieve
100% tests coverage for all statements.

Some media queries specify a `max-width` that is too small. Increase it
to `450px` to match more mobile devices. Also, update the media query
for the input box so that it flows more seamlessly as the page is
resized.

Using `lcovonly` allows Codecov to properly parse the Istanbul output.
See https://github.com/codecov/example-node.

Add Istanbul's NYC library to `npm test`, and add Codecov to Travis CI
in order to see coverage reports in the repository.

The HTML for the 404 page is missing a closing `p` tag at the end. Add
it in order to maintain correct HTML structure.

Use the `node` version name in order to automatically use the newest
version of Node.js.

Add the line `npm run build` to the readme's instructions in order to
tell the reader to build the JS files before running.

Use the RegExp `i` flag to make checks for banned URLs and custom short
links case-insensitive.

Add Babel as a dependency in order to make running Qwa.la on a
server easier.

The API endpoints should have a higher precedence than the wildcard
endpoints in order to allow API requests to be handled, instead of
passing them to the wildcard handlers.

The date-related tests assume a Los Angeles timezone, leading to
errors when ran in other timezones, such as by Travis. Fix this by using
the built-in `TZ` environment variable when running the tests.

See date-fns/date-fns#564 and
https://stackoverflow.com/q/23371542/.

Some tests did not have the database mocked properly. Fix this by adding
the correct mocks to these tests. Also update the Travis CI
configuration to support Node.js 10.

Add a link to the Travis CI build for the Travis badge, a link to the
license file for the license badge, and a link to current pull requests
for the pull request badge.

Properly center the hero image and load the status badges with HTML
tags.

Create the backend server files, the frontend files, and tests for the
backend. Include `package.json` and `.babelrc` configuration files. Also
include an ESLint configuration file.

Use Express.js for frontend hosting, and use Mocha.js for testing.
Firebase is used as the database for the service.Use Handlebars for
templating. The server also exposes documentation files and a public
API.

Create a `.travis.yml` configuration file for Travis CI. Use the latest
version of Node.js as the testing environment.

Create a readme with a summary of the project as well as getting started
guide and links to other Qwa.la projects.

Generate it with https://www.gitignore.io/api/git,node,macos. Also, add
ignore statements for Google Cloud Platform files and compiled files.

Add the GPL 3 license. Get it from https://choosealicense.com.