jung8027 / edtrack

EdTrack is a versatile performance tracking tool that alleviates the burden on overworked teachers, oversized classrooms, and students to better track and learn from their performance.

EdTrack

##Objective EdTrack is a versatile performance tracking tool that alleviates the burden on overworked teachers, oversized classrooms, and students to better track and learn from their performance.

There will be three different account levels: manager, instructor, and student.

The student will be able to log in which will account for attendence, turn in their assignments, and see their in class progress. Possible functionality can be instructor feedback, view and edit job search.

Instructors will be able to assign and request assignments from students, set deadlines, enter grades, view student progress as a graph and also class progress as well. Possible functionality can be student feedback, view and edit student job search.

Managers will be able to view the class progress, student progress, and associate it with the instructor. Possible functionality can be to view all feedback and job search.

Database Setup

Install postgres app AND postico app then run both, then create a database called "EdTrack" within postico.

{
  "development": {
    "username": "NAME",
    "password": null,
    "database": "EdTrack",
    "host": "127.0.0.1",
    "dialect": "postgres"
  },
  "test": {
    "username": "NAME",
    "password": null,
    "database": "EdTrack",
    "host": "127.0.0.1",
    "dialect": "postgres"
  },
  "production": {
    "username": "NAME",
    "password": null,
    "database": "database_production",
    "host": "127.0.0.1",
    "dialect": "postgres"
  }
}

In the config folder, create a file named config.json. Then, copy the contents above and paste it into the config.json file you created.

Go to sendgrid.com and register for a api key. In root, make a file called sendgrid.js and module.export SENDGRID_API_KEY as a string.

Also, change the "username", "database", and "dialect" fields in the config.json file. Username should be your username for the database, database should be "EdTrack", and dialect should be "postgres".

Change the fields for development, test, and production

Start

First: npm install To start: npm start

edtrack's Issues

add Class routes

add Student api route

add Mentor route Unit Test

make Grade seed file

add Instructor seed file

add StudentTopicList

make Topic seed file

add Instructor Model

add Class Components

add Class Model

add MentorTopicList

add Class seed file

make Student seed file

add Mentor API route

add Instructor Components

add Student route Unit Test

add Grade Model

add Topic API route

make Mentor seed file

add Topic Model

add unit route

add Mentor Model

sync redux store with join table records

add Student_Topic Join routes

setup style guide

test issue

add Student Model

add Grade React component

reusable Grade component that will be used inside the Student View as well as the Instructor View

update join table with selected Topics

add Mentor React Component

update technical mentor

add Topic React Component

testing 1

add Mentor_Topic Join Table routes

update proposal

add TopicList

Topic list with checkbox

add Topic route Unit Test

add Grade route Unit Test

test iliass

filter selected topics based on count

BrainStorming

add Student React Component

add Instructor routes

add Unit Model

add Grade API route

add Class routes