A web app for public art creators and admirers.
Features include:
- An evolving city map filled with artistic hot-spots
- A scavenger hunt experience that brings people into town to explore art in its native context
- A community to discuss art, make connections and build shared portfolios
- Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/Waidhoferj/CSC-308-309-Project.git - Follow setup instructions for frontend and backend
- With both the frontend and backend development servers running, open http://localhost:3000 to view the app in the browser.
Usage:
- Run "pipenv install" then "pipenv shell" in backend folder
- "pycodestyle file.py" with no errors for each file added to git before commiting
Usage:
When a PR is added to the repo, the following checks are run:
- Netlify site config and build checks
- GraphQL test suite located in testing.py
Upon merge:
- The
frontendfolder containing the React app is deployed on Netlify - The
backendfolder containing the GraphQL API is deployed to Heroku.
Acceptance tests are important for defining user flows in a way that all stakeholders can understand. We used the Gherkin Language to describe the user flows and Cypress to create automated tests around the spec.
- Acceptance test documents exist in an online document
- Automated tests can be found in the
integrationfolder
To run Cypress tests:
- Navigate to the
frontendfolder - Run
npm run cypress - When Cypress boots up, select the test you want to run.
Unit and integration tests are crutial in confirming the functionality of our program. We maintain a testing file on the backend that contains all of our unit tests for our GraphQL api.
- See our wiki for details about unit testing coverage for the backend: https://github.com/Waidhoferj/CSC-308-309-Project/wiki/Unit-Integration-Test-Coverage