Pass Pass is a digital marketplace to allow ClassPass users to sell extra passes.
Users can post:
- Number of passes they have available for sale
- Price per pass
- Date range passes are valid
- Excluded studio locations, where they have already used their membership, as ClassPass restricts visits to the same studio per subscription month
Users can browse other user’s passes for sale, and filter by those same criteria; buyers can contact sellers by email to discuss the purchase.
https://hungryhippopasspass.herokuapp.com/
- Node 6.11.x
- npm 3.10.x
- MySQL 5.7
Fork and clone the repo. From within the root directory: https://github.com/TheRealHungryHippos/PassPass
npm installUse a LocalStrategy to utilize email authentication and create sessions and cookies for your users. More information can be found in the Passport documentation [http://passportjs.org/docs/overview]
You will need to add a session.config.js file for session encryption key, use session.example.config.js as a template.
In order to use Facebook authentication, you must first create an app at Facebook Developers [https://developers.facebook.com/]. When created, an app is assigned an App ID and App Secret. Your application must also implement a redirect URL, to which Facebook will redirect users after they have approved access for your application. Save the App ID and App Secret in a config file.
Add facebook.config.js file for facebook session keys, use facebook.example.config.js as a template.
Additional information about this can be found in the Passport documentation [http://passportjs.org/docs/facebook]
Install the database by running the schema.sql file with instructions at the top of that file
Launch webpack with npm run react-dev.
Launch the server with npm run server-dev.
Go to http://127.0.0.1:3000/ in your browser to run locally
If you need to change the port, do that in the server/index.js file at the bottom
Production ENV configuration variables are maintained on Heroku
Tests are done with Jest and Enzyme. Other packages used:
Run tests in repo root folder with
npm testTest results will be output to the terminal window.
Tests are split into 3 folders: react-client, server, and database, to match the equivalent folders with JavaScript source code.
Checking test coverage is TBD.
View the project roadmap on Trello here
See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.
To deploy on Heroku:
Add ClearDB's addon, use the free ignite database. This will automatically add a CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL config variable. This is in the format of:
mysql://<username>:<password>@<hostname>/<database name>?reconnect=true
To add the schema to ClearDB, run the following command in your terminal:
mysql -h <hostname> -u <username> -p <database name> < schema.sqlit will then prompt you for your password. You can log in to your data base by running only mysql -h <hostname> -u <username> -p <database name>. You will have to use <database name> after logging in. Note this means your database name is different than you may be using in your schema.sql for local development.
Additional config variables to be set are:
- FB_CALLBACKURL
- FB_CLIENTID
- FB_CLIENTSECRET
- SESSION_SECRET
These replace the two config files used for local develpoment, facebook.config.js and session.config.js.
Set config variables for both production and staging parts of your heroku pipeline. Review Apps will inherit config vars from your chosen app, but the app.json in your root folder must specify that these variables are to be inherited. To do so, mark those variables are required, but do not provide in app.json.