Jokes lol

Installation instructions

• Clone this repo and cd into it

• Run npm install to install all dependencies

Environment variables

• Create a new local Postgres database

• Duplicate the config.env.default file

• Edit DATABASE_URL to use your username and the name of the database you just made

• Add a COOKIE_SECRET that is at least 32 characters long

• Ask us for the CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET if you want to test Github login locally 😉

Dev server

• Run npm run startDev to start the server using Nodemon (which will automatically restart Node when changes are detected in your files).

• Navigate to https://localhost:3000/ in your browser

Tests

• Run npm run test to run the tests

• Run npm run coverage to check coverage

User Story

Click here to see our user's journey in a diagram.

As a member of Founders and Coders, who wants to learn from my fellow devs

• I want to log in with my Github account So that I can use my Github organisation's info to see posts from my fellow students. Acceptance criteria:

• I can click on a button, which allows me to log in via my Github account

• The look of the button should make it obvious that it is this form of login

• Once I'm logged in, I should see a list of blog posts

• I shouldn't be left with a blank loading screen for too long during the authorisation process, otherwise I will lose confidence in your website and leave.

• As any user who is logged in I want to see my username & Github profile picture on the homepage so that I benefit from logging in with Github OAuth, and don't have to do any profile setup on your site. Acceptance criteria:

• I can see my username & profile picture on each page that I visit

Stretch goals:

As a paranoid member of the current cohort, who believes in "what happens at FAC stays at FAC"

• I want others' viewing rights to my posts to be restricted So that I feel free to be wildly opinionated with my crazy blogging. Acceptance criteria:
• Only logged-in members of Founders and Coders can see any of the content on this site
• Anyone who is logged in, but not part of the current cohort, should still see a list of blogs. But they should see nothing that I (the paranoid user) have posted.
• As the author of my own posts (any authenticated user) I want to be able to edit the posts that I have written (only my own) so that I can retain editorial control & make sure my online content is the best it can be.

Acceptance criteria:

• I can click on a button next to any of my posts, which takes me to an edit view
• I can't see an edit button next to anyone else's posts
• Each user has the same experience (but with their own posts)
• Clicking "done" / "submit" changes the content for every user to see
• Clicking "done" / "submit" takes me to a view of the new, edited version of my blog post

Schema

Blogs: 1 to 1

Column	Type	Modifiers
id	integer	not null default
body	character varying (600)	not null
author_id	interger	not null

Authors: 1 to Many

Column	Type	Modifiers
id	integer	not null default
github_id	integer	not null unique
username	varchar(100)	not null
pic	varchar(512)	not null,
name	varchar(50)	not null