itsindigo / supermarkit

Take beautiful notes with **markdown**

SuperMarkIt

Welcome to the markdown revolution: SuperMarkIt is a lightweight online notepad that uses the awesome power of markdown to declutter your writing experience. A good notepad is like removable storage for the brain!

🚧 This is a work in progress, please bear 🐻 with us while we clean a few things up! 🚧

Objectives

We built this MEAN stack app as our final project at Makers Academy to combine the awesome power of Evernote and OneNote with the simplicity of writing apps like iA Writer and Day One. Our objectives were to:

• build a functioning web app from scratch
• explore the mean, lean power of Mongo, Express.js, AngularJS and Node.js
• level-up our agile skills using TDD, pair-programming, GitHub + Waffle.io and regular stand-ups and retros
• build something beautiful


Video Demo

Although our project isn't quite ready to be deployed yet, head here to see a video preview: Vimeo SuperMarkIt

Technologies

Core

• Node.js
• Express.js
• AngularJS
• MongoDB
• Sass

Testing Frameworks

• Karma
• Mocha + Chai
• Protractor

Third-party ❤

• Marked, an lighting-fast markdown parser and compiler
• Ace, Cloud9's very own online editor

Team

Built by Markdown Squad:

• Mic Cassano
• Matt Bridges
• Constantin Kalinin
• Jeremy Barrass
• Chris Parker

Instructions

Clone this repo and have fun rummaging around!

$ git clone https://github.com/mic-css/supermarkit.git
$ cd supermarkit

Build

Install or update any dependencies: (this may take a minute or two)

• npm install

To run test commands, you will need to globally install grunt-cli and nodemon if you haven't already:

• npm install -g grunt-cli
• npm install -g nodemon

For front-end changes:

• grunt sass

Run

• npm install -g node-mongo-seeds install node-mongo-seeds to seed the database
• npm run start-dev and navigate to localhost:3000

Test

Front-end unit tests:

• npm run test-karma

Back-end unit tests:

• npm run test-mocha

End-to-end testing: (run the following in separate terminal panes)

$ webdriver-manager start
# in separate terminal pane
$ npm run start-test
# in separate terminal pane
$ npm run test-protractor

To run the entire suite, ensure you have webdriver-manager and the test server running in the background as above, and run npm run test-everything