This project uses Ruby on Rails and Activerecord to build a site that analyzes bike share usage in San Francisco based on this data and allows a user to purchase bike accessories via an online store. Brought to you by Adam Conway, Kelly Schroeder, Andrew Piermarini, and Adam Lusk.
To use this site, visit here
If you're interested in using this in your own project, fork and clone this repository.
From the root directory, run bundle install.
Next, initialize the database rake db:{install, migrate, seed}
Finally, open a rails server
and open http://localhost:3000/ on any browser.
Run rspec to run the test suite
ruby 2.4.1
rails 5.1.6
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Implement a payment processor so the shop features can be used with real bike accessories
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Add in extra data to get better analysis on bike share usage. In particular, the status.csv file from this page