Authors: David Lam, Kennan French, and Christopher Knight

A repository for our CSSE 333 project. The goal of this project is to create a working prototype demonstration of a Tinder for Gamers. Not in the dating sense but as a social network for gamers to connect with other gamers with similar interest.

• Node.js
• http-server
• Putty or SSH client

1. Download the repository.
2. Navigate to the root of the repository folder via terminal.
3. Run npm install to update/retrieve required npm packages.
4. Run npm install http-server --g to install required test package.
5. Run npm start to build main.js located in public\js. This will build the main.js upon any detected changes. Note: the terminal will be inactive.
6. Run http-server -p <port> to start the server.

• Alternative: Rather than using http-server, you can launch node app.js or nodemon app.js instead. Everything else still follows.

7. Open Putty or SSH client.
8. Go to Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels.
9. Set port to 3306 and destination to localhost:3306. Then click the add button.
10. Go back to Session and enter the hostname given in the email.
11. Optional: Save Session with a session name below.
12. Click open and login with emailed credentials.
13. Now open a new terminal window and navigate to the repository.
14. Optional: Run npm install nodemon -g to install nodemon.
15. Run nodemon server.js or node server.js. This will run a server on port 3333.
16. Open your prefered browser and go to localhost:<port> where <port> is the port used in http-server.
17. You should now see the react webpage.

1. SSH into the provided VM (see steps above).
2. Enter into the terminal cd joinProject/.
3. Recommended: enter into the terminal git pull origin master.
4. Run the shell script by entering this into the terminal ./run.sh.
5. You can now access the server remotely by going to joincsse333.csse.rose-hulman.edu:3330 (only when on campus).
6. Note: The servers (web and API server) will now run indefinitely. To shut down the servers, run forever stopall.

• Create login page
• Account creation page
• Set up nav bar

• Email Validation
• Password Validation
• Account Validation
• Basic Routing
• Set up Express Server

• Create preference selection form
• Create message/chat UI
• Design profile page

• Create scripts
• Tutorials for javascript, node, mysql

• Connect account creation page to backend
• Start games page
• Peer review stored procedures

• Have users retype password for front end validation
• Token-based authentication
• Begin implementing stored procedures
• Sign out procedures
• Modified Create stored procedure
• Modified Login stored procedure
• Made GetGameByTitle stored procedure
• Start Game searching

• Learn React
• Hook stuff up with David's stuff (related to above)
• Write js to do the stuff I said js would do on previous pages
• Unify/standardize css, custom div classes
• At least registration front-end validation (David Lam)
• Create dummy user for VM (David Lam)

• Stored procedures for user creation + account info updates
• Stored procedures for creating + updating available hours
• Stored procedures for user rating
• Help get mysql talk to front end
• Figure out dummy user permissions

• Matching page
• Add tags to game page

• Complete Game searching
• Made games page database dependent
• Added more security checks on authentication-required pages
• Set up pages for User Profile, Preference, and Messages
• Added ESLint
• Added Travis CI integration
• Reduced Coupling in handling token authentication
• Cleaned code running linter

• Make schedule widget
• Make rest of widgets needed for user profile page
• Profile page should be done
• More integration
• User preferences/settings page

• Continue writing stored procedures as needed
• Figure out mysql data dump
• Add lots of data to tables

• Begin integrating matching page front end with back end (dependent on Chris)

• Improved Linter with React
• Commented Existing Code
• Get basic Chat components
• Completed Chat components
• Match page accept/reject now functional
• Users can add games to their "library" from the Game Page
• Users can now view their library
• Users can now delete games from their library
• SQL Stored Procedures written:
  • get_game_by_id
  • add_message
  • add_friend
  • get_message_history
  • is_game_in_library
  • get_user_library
  • delete_game_from_library

• Scroll box (class? widget?) (David Lam)
• Integrate widgets with React virtualization + fix other React "quirks"
• User preferences/settings page (done, just fighting with git to publish)

• Match page back end/implement matching algorithm

• Study for test
• Heuristics discussion

• Remove friend frontend
• Work on paper

• Updated SQL Stored Procedures:
  • get_friends_list (Now returns alphabetically)
• Wrote SQL Stored Procedures:
  • delete_friend (Chris was asleep when writing UI)
• Added dependencies badge.
• Addded bash shell script for starting servers.
• Integrated changes introduced by multi-valued Platform changes.
• Setup GitHub Pages.
• Fixed Preference Page bugs introduced by Kennan
• Updated some pages to meet React Router changes.
• User's can now have empty friends list.

• Remove friend backend (David Lam)
• Work on paper
• Add index to tables

• Get multi-valued property of Platform working

• Integrate widgets with React virtualization + fix other React "quirks"
• User preferences/settings page (done, just fighting with git to publish)
• Work on paper
• Integrate Profile page
• User Rate other Users
• Compatibility with Mozilla Firefox
• Hash Passwords