A full-stack web application simulating a tool lending library. This app features a functional database, RESTful API, thoughtful component hierarchy, routing, authentication, and user profiles for searching and reserving tools.
Try it out here: (mshirk-tool-library.surge.sh)
- Browse for tools to borrow, filtering results by title
- View tool details and notes, if available
- Reserve a tool via calendar, using FullCalendar
- Return borrowed tools and view active and past reservations
Sign up with a username, email and password. Passwords are hashed using bcrypt.
User can search all tools or filter by title. Results include details such as tool brand, model number, condition and description
Additional notes and details about the tools are displayed. All current reservations for a tool are display view interactable calendar. If registered, a user can place a reservation for a selected date range.
Displays current and past reservations with the ability to return currently borrowed tools. Current reservations display due date. Users can also update their username or email.
- Frontend: React, JavaScript, FullCalendar, Bootstrap, AJAX, HTML, CSS
- Backend: Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, SQLAlchemy
- Testing: jest Framework, including unit and integration tests
- Clone repository
$ git clone https://github.com/mshirk2/capstone-2 - Navigate to project directory backend and install packages
$ npm install - Setup tool_library database
$ createdb tool_library $ psql tool_library < tool_library.sql - Start server
$ node server.js - Navigate to project directory frontend, and install packages
$ npm install - Start app
npm start
After installing locally, you can run tests as follows:
- Create PostgresQL test database and setup tables
$ createdb tool_library_test $ psql tool_library_test < tool_library.sql - Run Tests
$ npm test - Or run a specific test file
$ npm test <file.js>
Thanks to the West Philly Tool Library for tool data.
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