margdaly / adopt_dont_shop

Pet Adoption Platform built with MVC and CRUD functionality

Adopt, don't Shop

This is a paired project used in Turing School's Backend Program Module 2.

Contributors

Margaret Daly LinkedIn Profile
Reilly Miller LinkedIn Profile

DTR

Our DTR for this Project

Learning Goals

In this project, students will build upon the code in this repo to create a Pet Adoption Platform. Users will be able to apply to adopt pets, and Admins will be able to approve or reject applications and see statistics for the Shelters, Pets, and Applications in the system.

• Build out CRUD functionality for a many to many relationship
• Use ActiveRecord to write queries that join multiple tables of data together
• Use MVC to organize code effectively, limiting the amount of logic included in views and controllers
• Validate models and handle sad paths for invalid data input
• Use flash messages to give feedback to the user
• Use partials in views
• Use within blocks in tests
• Track user stories using GitHub Projects
• Deploy your application to the internet

Requirements

• Project must use Rails 5.2.x, Ruby 2.7.4, and PostgreSQL
• Use of resources on this project is not permitted
• Use of scaffolding on this project is not permitted
• Students wanting to use any extra gems on this project must first get permission from your instructors
  • Pre-approved gems are capybara, pry, faker, factorybot, orderly, simplecov, shoulda-matchers, launchy

Project Phases

1. Set Up
2. User Stories
3. Evaluation

Check In

This project will have one Check In. During your Check In, you should be prepared to review your database schema for the many to many relationship, your deployment to Heroku, and your GitHub Projects board.

adopt_dont_shop's Issues

One or More Pets Rejected on an Application #user_story_16

Add a Pet to an Application #user_story_5

[ ] done

5. Add a Pet to an Application

As a visitor
When I visit an application's show page
And I search for a Pet by name
And I see the names Pets that match my search
Then next to each Pet's name I see a button to "Adopt this Pet"
When I click one of these buttons
Then I am taken back to the application show page
And I see the Pet I want to adopt listed on this application

Starting an Application #user_story_2

[ ] done

2. Starting an Application

As a visitor
When I visit the pet index page
Then I see a link to "Start an Application"
When I click this link
Then I am taken to the new application page where I see a form
When I fill in this form with my:

• Name
• Street Address
• City
• State
• Zip Code
• Description of why I would make a good home
  And I click submit
  Then I am taken to the new application's show page
  And I see my Name, address information, and description of why I would make a good home
  And I see an indicator that this application is "In Progress"

Searching for Pets for an Application #user_story_4

[ ] done

4. Searching for Pets for an Application

As a visitor
When I visit an application's show page
And that application has not been submitted,
Then I see a section on the page to "Add a Pet to this Application"
In that section I see an input where I can search for Pets by name
When I fill in this field with a Pet's name
And I click submit,
Then I am taken back to the application show page
And under the search bar I see any Pet whose name matches my search

All Pets Accepted on an Application #user_story_15

Count of Adoptable Pets #user_story_23

Create Partials for 2 views

per rubric instructions

pet_applicants :status

Add tests to model for validating pet_applicant status default: 'Pending'
add validates presences of status to pet_applicant.rb

Action Required Links to Application Show Page #user_story_26

Application Approval makes Pets not adoptable #user_story_17

Shelters with Pending Applications #user_story_11

Admin Shelters Show Page #user_story_19

Partial Matches for Pet Names #user_story_8

[ ] done

8. Partial Matches for Pet Names

As a visitor
When I visit an application show page
And I search for Pets by name
Then I see any pet whose name PARTIALLY matches my search
For example, if I search for "fluff", my search would match pets with names "fluffy", "fluff", and "mr. fluff"

Approving a Pet for Adoption #user_story_12

Starting an Application, Form not Completed #user_story 3

[ ] done

3. Starting an Application, Form not Completed

As a visitor
When I visit the new application page
And I fail to fill in any of the form fields
And I click submit
Then I am taken back to the new applications page
And I see a message that I must fill in those fields.

Case Insensitive Matches for Pet Names #user_story_9

Shelters with Pending Applications Listed Alphabetically #user_story_20

Admin Shelters Show Page Links #user_story_21

Average Pet Age #user_story_22

Deploy Heroku App

As a visitor of the site
I will perform all user stories
By visiting the application on Heroku.
Localhost is fine for development, but
the application must be hosted on Heroku.

Using any sort of Continuous Integration is not allowed.

Use these guides: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-rails5

Pets can only have on approved application on them at any time #user_story_18

Rejecting a Pet for Adoption #user_story_13

Submit an Application #user_story_6

[ ] done

6. Submit an Application

As a visitor
When I visit an application's show page
And I have added one or more pets to the application
Then I see a section to submit my application
And in that section I see an input to enter why I would make a good owner for these pet(s)
When I fill in that input
And I click a button to submit this application
Then I am taken back to the application's show page
And I see an indicator that the application is "Pending"
And I see all the pets that I want to adopt
And I do not see a section to add more pets to this application

Action Required #user_story_25

Admin Shelters Index #user_story_10

Application Show Page #user_story_1

As a visitor
When I visit an applications show page
Then I can see the following:

• Name of the Applicant
• Full Address of the Applicant including street address, city, state, and zip code
• Description of why the applicant says they'd be a good home for this pet(s)
• names of all pets that this application is for (all names of pets should be links to their show page)
• The Application's status, either "In Progress", "Pending", "Accepted", or "Rejected"

Count of Pets that have been Adopted #user_story_24

Approved/Rejected Pets on one Application do not affect other Applications #user_story_14

No Pets on an Application #user_story_7

[ ] done

7. No Pets on an Application

As a visitor
When I visit an application's show page
And I have not added any pets to the application
Then I do not see a section to submit my application