Educational project that revolves around creating a Ticket booking app for a passenger-carrier railway company.
- Randa Al Mandawi (randamandawi)
- Sandra Algervik (SaAlgervik)
- Rasmus Holst (rholst1)
- Stefan Holmqvist (sholmqvist)
- Julia Berg (JuliaB-dotcom)
- Svetlana Ernyleva (SvetlanaErn)
- Per Bodå
- Sruthi Krishna Radhakrishnan Rajini
- Awat Farah
- React App
- SQLite (better-sql-lite3)
- Node.js
- Express
.vs folder:
- Contains the storage of local user settings.
.vscode folder:
- Stores the debugger support.
frontend folder:
- Has a src folder with the subfolder API which contains Axios a HTTP client for node.js and the browser.
- It also has the subfolder Components where all the React Components in this project lays in their own folders.
- You can find the images and the index file in the public folder.
backend folder:
- data folder - contains a database file.
- index.js – the main file in backend - contains endpoints for app requests.
- nodemailer.js – contains code for sending email confirmation.
- databasescript.js – contains code for inserting data into the database. Run: node databasescript.js
There is no specific code standard in this project.
UML: 
frontend : first run npm install --save @stripe/react-stripe-js @stripe/stripe-js, create a .env file and put the stripekey from StripePayment.js in it then run npm start.
trainify: first run npm install then npm start.
link to server on Heroku: https://trainify-app.herokuapp.com/
The user can:
- select two stations and a date
- get a list of tickets available for booking
- select tickets
- pay for the order
- receive an email confirming the purchase.
Tickets can be purchased from the train departure station to the final station. Intermediate stations "do not exist". The solution with intermediate stations is in the branch "dev". It was finished after 4 sprints and the final presentation and was not tested.
The ticket price depends on the time before departure. It is cheaper to buy a ticket in advance.
The code is being deployed to heroku