- This project involves creating a media cataloging system with a user interface and a database schema for storing data.
- Media cataloging system.
- User-friendly interface.
- Data storage in JSON.
In order to run this project you need:
- To install ruby in your PC. You can read this documentation on how to do so
- Know how to navigate directories or folders at the CLI.
- Know how to get the URL(https/ssh) of a repository on GitHub.
- You should have a code editor installed, preferably VSCode.
In desired folder or directory in the CLI, run the command:
cd clone https://github.com/RoyJumah/catalog-of-my-things.git
Navigate into the cloned folder or repository by running the command:
cd <folder/catalog-of-my-things>
If VsCode is your default code editor, run:
code .
To install the existing dependecies,run:
bundle install
And finally if you want to have fun by entering data into the application, run
ruby main.rb
and you will be provided with a list of what you can do
You are all set up!
To run tests, run the following command:
$ rspec --force-color --format documentation
- The link to the video discussing about our application and its interesting features!
👤 Roy Jumah
- GitHub: @RoyJumah
- Twitter: @_royissues
- LinkedIn: Roy Jumah
👤 Hassaan Baig
- GitHub: @hassanBaig
- LinkedIn: hassanBaig
👤 Kennedy Owusu
- GitHub: @kennedyowusu
- Twitter: @_iamkobby
- LinkedIn: @kennedyowusu
- Search and filter media
- Add/edit media properties
- User authetication and permissions
- Integration with external APIs
- And all of this will be built in a beautiful and well-organized way!
Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page.
If you like this project you can give it a star
We would like to thank Microverse
for providing us the resources that enabled us to finish this challenge!
This project is MIT licensed.