This is DivAssist! A webapp companion to the Divvy Bikeshare service.
Follow the django installation guide. Our code is written in python 2 and django 1.10. http://djangobook.com/installing-django/
Navigate to the primary project folder divassist/ (make sure you are in the same directory as Makefile)
To start the server:
make run
To run the tests:
make tests
In order to be able to view the Prediction page, you need to set the GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY environment variable to a valid Google Maps Javascript API Key. You can do so (for your current shell) by running:
export GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY
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Clicking on the "Register" hyperlink will navigate you to the account creation page.
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On the account creation page, creating an account with username="marlon" should not be successful. An error message saying that the username has been taken will pop up.
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On the account creation page, creating an account with password="a" and password(again)="aa" should not be successful. An error message saying that the two passwords are not the same will pop up.
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On the account creation page, creating an account with email="a" should not be successful. An error message saying that you should enter a valid email address will pop up.
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On the account creation page, creating an account with username="newuser", email="a@gmail.com", password="aa" and password(again)="aa" should be successful. You will be navigated to the home station selection page.
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On the home station selection page, clicking on the "Save & Continue" button will navigate you to your homepage.
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On your homepage, clikcing on the "Logout" button on the top right cornet will make you logout and navigate you to the initial login page.
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Now after making sure that you are on the login page:
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Logging in with username="nonexistent" and password="aaa" should not be successful. An error message saying that username and password do not match will pop up.
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Logging in with username="newuser" and password="aa" should be successful because this accouent has already been registered. You will be navigated to your home page.
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Now after making sure that you are on the login page:
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Logging in with username="nonexistent" and password="aaa" should not be successful. An error message saying that username and password do not match will pop up.
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Logging in with username="newuser" and password="aa" should be successful because this accouent has already been registered. You will be navigated to your home page.
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After logging in navigate to the rides/add_ride and add a ride with all the parameters.
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Go to search and enter a variety of potential search terms. All data is dummy data.
- On your homepage, clicking on the "View Rides" button will navigate you to the ride-viewing page.
- On your homepage, clicking on the "Search Ride" button will navigate you to the ride-searching page.
- On your homepage, clicking on the "Upload Ride" button will navigate you to the ride-adding page.
- We have finished implementing mechanism for a user to create an account, login, and logout. Basically we have finished the entire activity diagram on page 7 of our writeup, except that the functionality for selecting home stations has not yet been implemented.
- We have finished implementing the navigation logic between different web pages. The activity diagram on page 8 has been fully implemented, except that some of the leaf pages like "browse rides" and 'view saved stations' are using dummy data.
- We have implemented partial functionality to create a ride. The functionality is complete with authentication and parsing without a list of rides or stations.
- The search functionality is implemented by difficulty, start neighborhood, end neighborhood, or some combination of those.
- Predictions was further implemented
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Marlon Liu, Joshua Liu, and Paulo Nascimento formed a group to work on user registration and authentication, and the user's homepage.
Marlon:
- the backend for structure for user authentication. Mainly registration forms and how these forms will be handled.
- the navigation logic between pages
- fetching data from the cityofchicago data portal
Joshua:
- designing the entire UI/UX component for this webapp
- all css and beginning html files
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Hannah Brodheim and Gaibo Zhang formed a group to work on rides pages.
Gaibo:
- Added templates and views for searching, creating, and viewing rides
Hannah:
- Added and incorporated with Gaibo views functionality for updating, creating, and searching rides
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Rob and Ben worked on the predictions framework. Together they populated the predictions and added base methods to use the class as required by the tests previously written.