This Rails app was created in order to deploy a live API for back-end functionality for a Find Your Device web aplication. There are 3 different tables: Users, Devices, and Favorites. The relationship between Devices and Users tables has been implemented correctly in order to create the Favorite table.

The MVC concepts of RoR have been used to provide functionality.

Users Devices Favorites

• Ruby
• Ruby on Rails 6
• Rubocop
• Visual Studio Code
• Linux
• Rspec

• Clone or download the project to your local machine. If necessary, unzip the file.

• Change to the project's root directory

cd houses_api

• Install the required gems

bundle install

• Setup the database

rails db:create
rails db:migrate

• Start up the Rails server

rails server

• Open your browser and access your app on the address

NOTE: You need to have Bundler installed and, of course, Ruby. If don't have Bundler installed you can install it with gem install bundler.

Assuming that Bundler is installed, you can continue with the following steps:

• Step 1: Clone this repository. Just use: git clone [email protected]:Jarfsoft/houses_api.git.
• Step 2: Open the project folder where the repository was downloaded. Once you are in that folder, open a terminal and make sure that it will be opened in that specific folder.
• Step 3: Once you are in the terminal, just type in: bundle install. This will install the required dependencies for this project.
• Step 4: Type in rails webpacker:install to avoid a webpacker:manifest error while trying to run the project.
• Step 5: Now, you need to run the migrations. To do this, while in the project root folder type in: rails db:migrate.
• Step 6: Now, to try the project type in: rails console. You can add Users, Posts and Comments in hash form. Remember to take into account the restrictions in place for each model. You can check them out in app/models.

In order to run the tests correctly, you should follow these steps:

• Step 1: run rake db:seed RAILS_ENV=test on the terminal.
• Step 2: run rspec --format documentation on the terminal to test the models.
• Step 3: run rails test on the terminal to tests the controllers methods.

👤 Juan Raudales

• Github : @Jarfsoft
• Twitter : @Jarfsoft
• Linkedin : Jarfsoft

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

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This project is for microverse course purposes.