Trackazon

What is This?

Trackazon is a user friendly way to keep some basic info on the items a user has in their store inventory. This application is built on a Ruby on Rails backend with a AngularJS front end.

This is my final project for the Flatiron School's Learn Verified Program.

Want to check it out?

For now, you'll have to add this code locally and spin up a Rails server. To do that, follow the instructions below:

  # Move to your code directory, I am using a default in the example
  # but you can use any  directory.
  cd ~/Development/code

  # Clone the project code
  git clone git@github.com:zacscodingclub/trackazon.git

  # Move into the new directory we just cloned
  cd trackazon

  # Install the necessary gems
  bundle install

  # Seed with some sample data
  rake db:migrate

  # Startup the server
  rails s

  # Visit the webpage in your browser at localhost:3000

To-Do

1. Deploy to Heroku
2. Answer these questions:

• Why does it request products.json for every request?
• Why does $scope.$watch need to request each product for each inventory page load?
• Why doesn't the partial form using ng-include actually pass any data?

Done

1. Basic UI Setup
2. User Login system
3. Build out Product class

• Validations
• Routes

5. Add Angular

• Add gems
• Attach to products#index view
• Setup service to interact with back end
• Display products in table
• User Filter for currency amounts
• Show updates to in stock and profit values on quantity sold change
• New Product form Validations * Name: required, length > 5 * Item Cost: required, numbers * Sell Price: required, numbers * Quantity: required, numbers

6. Bootstrap login forms

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/zacscodingclub/trackazon.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.