Schoodle

Schoodle is a web application allowing users to arrange an event and have their chosen attendees vote on which date/time works for them. It is based on Doodle.com

Schoodle was created as a midterm group project during the Lighthouse Labs web development bootcamp by Moshe Lawlor, Erin Toth, and Christina Hsu.

Dependencies

• Node 5.10.x or above
• NPM 3.8.x or above
• PostgreSQL
  • a local database

Getting Started

1. Fork and clone the repo.
2. Run psql in your terminal and replace variables with your choice a. CREATE ROLE <username> WITH LOGIN password: '<password>'; b. CREATE DATABASE OWNER ;
3. Create the .env by using .env.example as a reference
4. Update the .env file with your correct local information
5. Install dependencies: npm install
6. Run migrations: npm run knex migrate:latest
7. Run the server: npm run local
8. Visit http://localhost:8080/

Description

• The organizer creates an event and chooses two date options. A cookie is created which allows them to access the event page and see the results after their chosen attendees have voted.
• The returned link is unique and privacy is ensured by the hashed long URL. This link can be shared (locally) with chosen attendees.
• When an attendee opens the link they can enter their name and e-mail address and chose which of the dates work for them
  • If they need to change one of their responses they can enter their name and e-mail again and update their vote. The page will reload and show their updated vote.

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