k-awe-some / e-feedback

(work-in-progress) MERN-stack | A credit-based email service that lets you collect feedbacks from your customers faster than ever!

eFeedback

Credit-based email service that lets businesses collect feedbacks from customers faster than ever!

Description

Targeted at start-ups, eFeedback is a campaign management platform that allows its users (from this point referred to as users) to create surveys and email them to their selected customers (from this point referred to as end users). The end users on receiving the surveys will also be provided with different options (usually two) to respond (by clicking the corresponding links) as per survey. The (eFeedback) users will then be informed of the responses' stats thus making meaningful business adjustments.

Getting Started

Prerequisites:

• Yarn
• Node.js

Installation:

• yarn: Install all the dependencies.
• yarn run dev: Run app in both server and client sides.

Major Tech Stack

Server:

• Node.js version 10.16.0
• Express version 4.17.1
• Mongoose version 5.7.1

Client:

• React.js version 16.10.0
• React Router DOM version 5.1.1
• React-Redux.js version 7.1.1
• React Stripe Checkout version 2.6.3
• Formik version 1.5.8

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome and appreciated. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

This web app is available under MIT.

e-feedback's Issues

Yup's validation on Recipient List not displayin/listing invalid emails

There needs to be a way to display all the invalid email address(es) to make it easier for the user to spot where their input went wrong (eg. when they paste in a list of emails).

Current behaviour

Currently Yup only warns "Invalid email address" if any:

In validationSchema.js:

const validationSchema = Yup.object().shape({
  ...
  recipientList: Yup.string()
    .transform(emails => trimEmails(emails))
    .required("Your Survey must have a Recipient List.")
    .test("emails", "Invalid email address", emails => validateEmails(emails))
});

Possible Solution

Using Yup's ValidationError ?! Need to research use cases of this feature.