ECM2434-CA

Continuous assessment solution for the University of Exeter ECM2434 Group Software Development module - Group 19.

Description

An activity tracking web application, where users can:

• Create and verify an account
• Login
• Link their account to their Strava account
• Automatically log their recent walking activities on and around campus
• Follow their friends to view their activites
• Score points on leaderboards for completing activites
• Grow their garden the more they play
• Become a member of a more sustainable community

Getting Started

To get started simply visit StepUp to create your own account.

As a developer to get started, simply assure you have all of the dependencies installed, clone the repository, and run:

npm start

This should locally host the site on your device.

Dependencies

This project was written/created using the following frameworks:

• React.js frontend development tools
• Strava developer API
• Firebase app development platform
• Github
• Trello kanban board
• NodeJS

The system is written in:

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript (JS and JSX)

File Structure

• Firebase Authentication¹
• Firebase Realtime Database¹
• React Frontend
• Public directory²
  • Images
  • Logo variations
  • Mobile app icon
  • HTML index³
  • Manifest file, enabling mobile support.
  • Robots file, to manage non-human access.
• Node.js package management and storage
• Firebase admin credentials
• Source Code
  • Firebase admin connection (authentication & database)
  • Activity monitoring (Strava) API connection
  • Session/State/Cookie management
  • JavaScript index³
  • Utilities
  • App layout
  • App theme
  • Routing rules
  • App Components
  • Navigation Bar
  • Garden
    • Garden components
  • Profile
    • Profile components
  • User Registration
  • User Login
  • User Password Reset
  • User Settings
  • 404 Error page
  • App Tests
  • Jest tests
  • Unit tests

¹The Firebase backend is the only part of the system not stored in the project directory, rather it is managed via the Firebase console which is accessed via this website.
²This is the only directory directly accessible from the browser, although JSX components are injected from the source code.
³HTML index creates a root division in the website document onto which JavaScript index renders the React.js application.

Tests

Click here to view the application testing document

Authors

• Miles Edwards - me454@exeter.ac.uk
• Reuben Kurian - rk509@exeter.ac.uk
• Darren Gitagama - dg451@exeter.ac.uk
• Oliver Bezzant - ojb212@exeter.ac.uk
• Jack Souster - jis206@exeter.ac.uk
• Max Bennett - mab262@exeter.ac.uk

Version History

• 0.1
  • Initial Release

License

This project is licensed under the Unlicense License