This repository holds project code for various projects associated with the Udacity Full Stack Nanodegree.

The code for the Item Catalog Project can be found in the vagrant/catalog directory.

To set up and test the Tournament Results Project, you will need to do the following:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/hessler/fullstack-nanodegree-vm.git
2. Navigate to the cloned repository directory. For example, if you cloned to your Desktop on a Mac: cd ~/Desktop/fullstack-nanodegree-vm/.
3. Navigate to the catalog directory: cd vagrant/catalog
4. Launch the Vagrant Virtual Machine: vagrant up
5. Once the VM is powered on, log in to it: vagrant ssh
6. Navigate to the catalog directory: cd /vagrant/catalog
7. Launch the local server, which will create and populate a pre-fab database for the project: python runserver.py
8. Open the web browser of your choice and navigate to the Item Catalog site at: http://localhost:5000/catalog/
9. Play around with and test the project site to your heart's content.
10. Once you are done testing, log out of the VM: exit
11. Turn off the VM: vagrant halt

The code for the Tournament Results Project can be found in the vagrant/tournament directory.

To set up and test the Tournament Results Project, you will need to do the following:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/hessler/fullstack-nanodegree-vm.git
2. Navigate to the cloned repository directory. For example, if you cloned to your Desktop on a Mac: cd ~/Desktop/fullstack-nanodegree-vm/.
3. Navigate to the tournament directory: cd vagrant/tournament
4. Launch the Vagrant Virtual Machine: vagrant up
5. Once the VM is powered on, log in to it: vagrant ssh
6. Navigate to the tournament directory: cd /vagrant/tournament
7. Create the SQL database:
   • psql (enters psql command line interface)
   • \i tournament.sql (imports and runs SQL scripts)
   • \q (quits the psql command line interface)
8. Run the testing file: python tournament_test.py
   • If all tests pass, you should see the output listed below.
9. Once you are done testing, log out of the VM: exit
10. Turn off the VM: vagrant halt

If all of the tests pass successfully, you should see the following output. Note that after items 1-8 and the "Success!" message, there is additional output that is the result of an additional function in the tournament_test.py file, which creates and simulates a tournament of 16 players. The output from this function includes the number of players, number of rounds, round-by-round match-ups, and the final standings.

vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-32:/vagrant/tournament$ python tournament_test.py
1. Old matches can be deleted.
2. Player records can be deleted.
3. After deleting, countPlayers() returns zero.
4. After registering a player, countPlayers() returns 1.
5. Players can be registered and deleted.
6. Newly registered players appear in the standings with no matches.
7. After a match, players have updated standings.
8. After one match, players with one win are paired.
Success!  All tests pass!

IT'S TOURNAMENT TIME!
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Number of Players: 16
Number of Rounds: 4

ROUND #1
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  > Match 1: Player Name (0-0) vs. Player Name (0-0)
  ...
  > Match 8: Player Name (0-0) vs. Player Name (0-0)

ROUND #2
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  > Match 1: Player Name (1-0) vs. Player Name (1-0)
  ...
  > Match 8: Player Name (0-1) vs. Player Name (0-1)

ROUND #3
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  > Match 1: Player Name (2-0) vs. Player Name (2-0)
  ...
  > Match 8: Player Name (0-2) vs. Player Name (0-2)

ROUND #4
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  > Match 1: Player Name (3-0) vs. Player Name (3-0)
  ...
  > Match 8: Player Name (0-3) vs. Player Name (0-3)

FINAL STANDINGS
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  1. Player Name (4-0)
  ...
  16. Player Name (0-4)