fvalencia / real-impact

Best Flight options base on historical data.

Real Impact Analytics

Folder Structure

• gulp: this folder contains all the gulp tasks for the project, I want to said here that I didn't write those lines and they are from a public YeoMan Generator, I do know how to modify it but I didn't want to reinvent the wheel.

• src: this is the source folder and contains the project base code, this one written by me.

  • app: This contains the main application files
    • common: Contains the components that live across the app such as layouts, directives, factories, etc.
    • states: States of the application, home, detail, etc.
    • app.config: Configuration of libraries and Angular related plugins.
    • app.constants: Constants of the application.
    • app.module: Module dependencies configuration.
    • app.run: Run function, useful to intercept states changes and Auth services.
    • app.scss: Main Stylesheet of the application, used by gulp to compile the scss.
  • assets: Public assets folder, images, fonts, icons, etc.
  • index.html: app html markup, this file shouldn't be edited and it is used by gulp to inject the javascript and scss compiled files

Notes

• Developed and Tested on Google Chrome v59, Mac OS Sierra, in 18h.
• For the Correlation between Distance and Delays, I implemented a Polynomial Regression base on the Flights data.
• After the user inputs the from and to field and search for the data, you can see a Toast from Angular material showing the predicted flight delay.
• I wanted to show every graph and information to the user in a usable way, that's why I created those radio buttons instead of creating a whole dashboard view.
• You can see the live version here

Implementation

Here are some of the libraries and plugins used for this:

• Angular Material Design
• Correlation Prototype Class
• Gulp
• Angular NVD3 (For graphs)

How to run it.

$ git clone https://github.com/fvalencia/real-impact.git
$ cd real-impact
$ npm install && bower install

Test

$ gulp test

Note: I created a spec for HomeController to show how to make tests with Jasmine, but didn't went through every function or directive, for time reasons.

Development

$ gulp serve

Production (Builded Version)

$ gulp build

Note: I create a new repo for the builded version and that's the one I show in GitHub Pages