BookRecommendations

AWS Resources: We use role based access control (RBAC) to manages users, resources, and contributions. Ask Camille to create an AWS user for you.

Ember Development Instructions:

1. Pull down project
2. Run `npm install` if needed to install the project's dependencies
3. Develop!
4. Run `ember serve` to test the changes locally
5. Create a PR for changes
6. From the master branch, run `ember deploy development`
7. Application available at http://dev-cs340-bookproject.s3-website.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/

Ember Deployment Instructions

Prerequistites are that you must have an AWS access key and secret access key.
1. Put the keys into a .env file in the root folder:
    `AWS_ACCESS_KEY={{key}}`
    `AWS_SECRET_KEY={{secretKey}}`
2. From the master branch, run `ember deploy development` to deploy the Ember app to the dev S3
3. Application available at http://dev-cs340-bookproject.s3-website.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/

API and Lambda Function

The Ember app uses AWS API Gateway to hit a python, lambda function in AWS that goes on to hit GoogleBooksApi.
The python code of the lambda function is the file lambda_function.py, but to edit this code you must have AWS
credentials and edit it from AWS.

Group Members

- Camille Williford
- Grant Anderson
- Logan Tillman
- Braden Martin
- Braden Butler