A web app for public art creators and admirers.

Features include:

• An evolving city map filled with artistic hot-spots
• A scavenger hunt experience that brings people into town to explore art in its native context
• A community to discuss art, make connections and build shared portfolios

View the Design Mockup

1. Clone this repo: git clone https://github.com/Waidhoferj/CSC-308-309-Project.git
2. Follow setup instructions for frontend and backend
3. With both the frontend and backend development servers running, open http://localhost:3000 to view the app in the browser.

• Frontend
• Backend

Usage:

• Run "pipenv install" then "pipenv shell" in backend folder
• "pycodestyle file.py" with no errors for each file added to git before commiting

Usage:

• Installation Guide

When a PR is added to the repo, the following checks are run:

• Netlify site config and build checks
• GraphQL test suite located in testing.py

Upon merge:

• The frontend folder containing the React app is deployed on Netlify
• The backend folder containing the GraphQL API is deployed to Heroku.

Acceptance tests are important for defining user flows in a way that all stakeholders can understand. We used the Gherkin Language to describe the user flows and Cypress to create automated tests around the spec.

• Acceptance test documents exist in an online document
• Automated tests can be found in the integration folder

To run Cypress tests:

1. Navigate to the frontend folder
2. Run npm run cypress
3. When Cypress boots up, select the test you want to run.

Unit and integration tests are crutial in confirming the functionality of our program. We maintain a testing file on the backend that contains all of our unit tests for our GraphQL api.

• See our wiki for details about unit testing coverage for the backend: https://github.com/Waidhoferj/CSC-308-309-Project/wiki/Unit-Integration-Test-Coverage