Viewing Party is an application with a focus on API consumption that was created utilizing the viewing party project base repo as part of the Turing School of Software and Design Backend Module 3 cirriculum.
- About This Project
- Local Setup
- Testing
- Deployment
- Schema Design
- Development Team
- Learning Achievements
Viewing party is an application in which users can explore movies, add friends, and create parties to watch movies together! Users can search for a specific movie or they can explore a list of the current top movies. A user can click on a chosen movie's title to be taken to a details page to learn more about that movie including information about the runtime, genre, cast members, and reviews.
Once a user has chosen a movie, and selected friend's they would like to invite, the user can create a viewing party on a given date, at a specific start time, and for a given duration!
This project requires:
- Ruby 2.5.3.
- Rails 5.2.4.3
- Fork this repository
- Clone your fork
- From the command line, install gems and set up your DB:
bundle installrails db:createrails db:migrate
- Install Figaro with
bundle exec figaro installto create an application.yml file locally - Secure an API key from TheMovieDB API
- Add your API key to the application.yml file (/config/application.yml):
MOVIE_API_KEY: <your API key>
This app utilizes Travis CI for integrated testing
Run the test suite with bundle exec rspec
For local deployment run your development server with rails s and visit localhost:3000 to see the app in action.
Viewing Party is deployed remotely via Heroku (NOTE - is there a heroku badge?)
- Build an application that requires basic authentication
- Consume JSON APIs that require authentication
- Implement self-refential relationships in ActiveRecord
- Utilize continuous Integration using Travis CI
- Apply RuboCop’s style guide for code quality
- Deploy remotely (Heroku)