Travelpedia

Saas Wiki Collaboration Tool for All Things Travelpedia

Travel enthusiasts can create, edit and collaborate on markdown wikis relating to global travel.

[Demo Site] (https://123.com)

[Case Study] (https://123.com)

Project Objectives

• Users can sign up for a free account by providing a user name, password and email
• Users can sign in and out of Brewpedia
• Users with a standard account, can create, read, update, and delete public wikis
• User roles available: admin, standard, or premium
• Development database is seeded automatically with users and wikis
• Users can upgrade account from a free to a paid plan
• Users can create private wikis
• Users can edit wikis using Markdown syntax
• Users can add and remove collaborators for private wikis
• Users have readable URLs on wikis

Made with ingenuity in Chicago but Build With

Languages and Frameworks:

• Ruby 2.3.3
• Rails 4.2.5
• Bootstrap

Databases:

• SQLite (Test, Development)
• PostgreSQL (Production)

Tools and Gems:

• SendGrid for email confirmation
• Devise for user authentication
• Pundit for user authorization
• Stripe for payment processing
• Figaro for secure configuration
• Redcarpet for Markdown formatting
• Faker for seeding fake data
• FriendlyId 5.1.0 for human friendly URLs

Setup and Configuration

Setup:

• Environment variables were set using Figaro and are stored in config/application.yml (ignored by git).

• The config/application.example.yml file illustrates how environment variables should be stored.

To run Travelpedia locally:

1. Clone the repository
2. Run bundle install
3. Create and migrate the database with rake db:create and rake db:migratecd
4. Start the server using rails server
5. Run the app on localhost:3000