Eggercise

An application for motivating people to exercise by incentivizing them with the two true incentives in life: pride and money.

Technology Stack

• MongoDB with Mongoose
• Node with Express
• Angular

Setup (Please follow in order)

• Git clone the repo
• Checkout the dev branch
• Make sure you are in the root folder of the eggercise directory, which is 'eggercise'.
• Install npm if you haven't. Follow instrucions here
• Install MongoDB, Follow instructions here
• npm install
• bower install
• Navigate to the /eggercise/server folder and run jasmine init (this is for setting up server side specs)
• Navigate to the /eggercise folder and run gulp serve

At this point, you should have the app setup complete.

Running the App

• Open a new terminal window and run the command 'mongod'.
• You should now see that Mongo server is running

• Open another terminal window and run the command 'gulp serve' to have the server running.
• With default settings, the app should automatically pop up in a new web browser window.
• (Skip this if previous step was successful) If not, open a new web browser window and in the URL bar, type in 'localhost:3000'. This should redirect you to the landing page of the app.
• You should see the landing page as shown below:

Tests for MongoDB and AngularJS

Running MongoDB Tests (Server Side)

• Open a new terminal window, and navigate to 'server' folder.
• There are 6 spec folders, one each for user, group, invite, auth, email, and error.
• In order to run the specs, run the command 'NODE_ENV=test jasmine spec/_path_to_directory/filename'.
• There is a total of 6 specs (including controllers and models) in the server side. You can run one spec file at a time. For example, if you want to run the spec for group controller, you would type in the command: 'NODE_ENV=test jasmine spec/api/group/group.controller.spec.js'
• This will run the test suite within the test database named 'eggercise-test'.

***WARNING: You cannot run the specs while the actual server is running. Terminate the server to run the spec files (Ctrl + C if server is running)

Running Angular Test (Client Side)

• Open a new terminal window, and navigate to 'client' folder.
• Simply run the command 'gulp test' in the terminal.

Using Eggercise

Refer to the Eggercise document here