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Link To Deployed Site: https://polar-sea-27522.herokuapp.com/
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Ruby version
- 2.4.1
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Rails Version
- 5.1.6
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Database initialization
- Uses 'Postgresql'
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How to run the test suite
- All tests can be run by using
rspec
from the terminal when in the project folder.
- All tests can be run by using
What is BikeShare? This repo is for a web app for a project in the Back End Engineering Program at the Turing School of Software and Design. All contributors to this project were current students in that program, in the second module (weeks 7 through 12) of the program. BikeShare is an example website using a Postgresql database created from several large CSVs of data. More information on the data being used and more information on what is contained in this data can be found here: https://www.kaggle.com/benhamner/sf-bay-area-bike-share.
BikeShare is a Rails project using Rails 5.1.6, and utilizes ActiveRecord. All advanced database queries were made using ActiveRecord rather than SQL.
BikeShare utilizes the bcrypt
gem for password security, and proper utilization of namespaced resources and before_action callbacks to control authorization. BikeShare properly utilizes session data to maintain login sessions and carts, session logic is intended to mimic real-world restrictions for visitors, users and Admin users.
We do not own the rights to any images used in this project, nor do we claim to have such, these images are being used to the effect of placeholders and are not intended to represent real objects. BikeShare is not a real store and no items or pricing are representative of any real sales data or inventory.
To check out this repo, feel free to fork this repo and clone it down locally, no pull requests made by anyone who is not one of the original members of the team working on this repo will be accepted until further notice as the purpose of this repo was educational and meant to serve as a representation of our abilities as students.