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Little Esty Shop

Archival Notice

As of May 2023, this project has been archived/retired from Rails 5. Please find and use the Rails 7/Ruby 3 project here.

Background and Description

"Little Esty Shop" is a group project that requires students to build a fictitious e-commerce platform where merchants and admins can manage inventory and fulfill customer invoices.

Learning Goals

  • Practice designing a normalized database schema and defining model relationships
  • Utilize advanced routing techniques including namespacing to organize and group like functionality together.
  • Utilize advanced active record techniques to perform complex database queries
  • Practice consuming a public API while utilizing POROs as a way to apply OOP principles to organize code

Requirements

  • must use Rails 5.2.x
  • must use PostgreSQL
  • all code must be tested via feature tests and model tests, respectively
  • must use GitHub branching, team code reviews via GitHub PR comments, and either GitHub Projects or a project management tool of your group's choice (Trello, Notion, etc.)
  • must include a thorough README to describe the project
    • README should include a basic description of the project, a summary of the work completed, and some ideas for a potential contributor to work on/refactor next. Also include the names and GitHub links of all student contributors on your project.
  • must deploy completed code to Heroku
  • Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment is not allowed
  • Use of scaffolding is not allowed
  • Any gems added to the project must be approved by an instructor

Setup

This project requires Ruby 2.7.4.

  • Fork this repository
  • Clone your fork
  • From the command line, install gems and set up your DB:
    • bundle
    • rails db:create
  • Run the test suite with bundle exec rspec.
  • Run your development server with rails s to see the app in action.

Phases

  1. Database Setup
  2. User Stories
  3. Extensions
  4. Evaluation