Unbalanced ()) team greenfield project
Project Lead: Ryan James
Scrum Master: Aaron Spafford
Developers: Kevin Aujla, Renan Deswarte, Alex Kim
GāME is a quick, easy way to find sports sites near you. After automatically locating your position or entering a custom address in the auto-fill search box, you can select from a variety of sports and view the sites closest to you. Click each site or marker to view more information about the site, and checkin to the site as well. Login via Facebook to store your favorite sports, sites, and checkins. And the site is fully functional on mobile as well!
Checkout project from github: https://github.com/unbalancedparens/greenfield
Build site locally:
- npm install
- bower install
- grunt build
- grunt shell [opens app in chrome, and watches for updated files]
In google developers console, under API and auth, select Credentials. In the list of apps, select the app name. Under Accept requests from these HTTP referrers, add your development URI (http://localhost:8000) and deployment URI.
In [https://developers.facebook.com](facebook developers dashboard), under My Apps, select the app name. Under Basic, the App Id and App Secret must match what's in router.js. Next, click Settings and then Advanced. Under Valid OAuth redirect URIs, add your development and deployment URIs.
The database is hosted on mongolab. The DB connection is made in server.js, and the schema for 'users' and 'sites' is in server/models.
- On digital ocean, create doplet using Dokku image (Dokku v0.4.3 on 14.04).
- SSH into d.o. server to create dokku app
dokku apps:create greenfield. - In local repo add a remote that points to this app
git remote add dokku [email protected]:greenfield. - Now from your local repo you can push a new deployment
git push dokku master. Dokku should run through the build steps automatically and deploy the app:
=====> Application deployed:
http://104.236.108.223:32780 (container)
- A calendar to store future checkins for each site, allowing for scheduling of future meetups.
- More site info, including photos. This could be displayed within the same view, or in a different view.
- User profile pages, with additional user information including favorite sites, sports, and friends.
- Social features and integration, using Facebook and Twitter to enable more social interaction. This could also include chat functionality or a forum for each site/sport.
- Twilio integration for alerts / notifications about upcoming checkins and social features.
- Mobile-specific site design.