An application meant to capture the essence and nostalgia that was AIM.
Epicodus - Ruby and Rails - Team Week
- Ruby 2.6.5
- Rails 5.2.5
- ActionCable 5.2.5
- Embedded Ruby (ERB)
- JavaScript
- pg 1.2.3
- jQuery Rails 4.4.0
- jQuery UI 6.0.1
- Pry 0.14.0
- Byebug 11.1.3
- PostgreSQL 13.2
- Bundler 2.2.11
- Puma 5.2.2
- Bootstrap-Sass 3.4.1
- git 2.30.0
It's 3:30pm. You've just sat down in the 'computer room' with a pack of gushers and an ice cold Capri Sun. Your mom just got off the phone so it's time to fire up the dial-up. You enter your password, click 'sign on', and that magical tone takes you back to when friends were more than just friends; they were Buddies. Enjoy this little trip down memory lane while you chat like it's the year 2000. TTYL!!
The database for this application has the following tables and relationships:
- You will need to use your system's terminal emulator to setup and locally use this application.
- You must have Ruby 2.6.5 installed to be able to launch this application (how to install Ruby 2.6.5).
- PostgreSQL is required to manage this application's database. You can follow this link to install it.
- To clone this directory, navigate in your terminal to the desired location of the project and run command
git clone https://github.com/joanna-miller/{repository_name}.git - Navigate to top level of the directory with command
cd {repository_name} - To install bundler for managing gems run command
gem install bundler - To install gems into the project run command
bundle install - Launch PostgreSQL to run a persistent database management server with command
postgres - To recreate database, run command
rake db:setup - To run tests using rspec, run command
rspec - To run a live server, from the root level of the project directory in your terminal, run command
rails server - To interact with application, navigate to http://localhost:3000/ in a web browser.
- Exit live server, press Ctrl+C in your terminal
- To use Visual Studio Code to edit this project, follow install instructions here.
- To enable command
code, open VS Code, click on View > Command Palette, type in "shell command", and click on "Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH" - Now, from your terminal, in the project's top level directory, you can run command
code .to open project in VS Code.
- Messages do not send by pressing enter key
- Chat windows do not reload on page refresh