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Project 2

Tastebuds- A roulette style restaurant picker for friends!

This is a full stack web application that picks a random restaurant in the area entered. To register, all you need is an email address and a password. Once logged in, you have the ability to add your closest friends. Once the friends are chosen, you will have the ability to add a location, time and date of the event. Click on the spin and the application will choose a restaurant for you and your friends. If you do not like the location chosen, you will have the ability to spin again.

How to launch

  1. Clone git repository
  2. Install all NPMs
  3. Launch MySQL Workbench
  4. Run Node Server.js file

When accessing the application, this will be the first screen you will see. Please log into the account to take you to the main page. If you do not have an account, please click on the register button below. tastebuds_loginlanding

If you did not have an account, please fill out all fields then click register. This will create a brand new account. If you land on this page in error, you have the ability to go back to the log in screen under the registration form. tastebuds_register This is the main page of the application. Here you will be able to add "Buds" or friends and you can delete them as well. Once you add your Buds, you can select the specific location where you and your buds want to eat. You can then enter the date and time of the even and select spin. tastebuds_createhangout

Once you spin, the application generates a random place for you and your buds to eat. If you do not like the place chosen or just want to select a different location, you have the ability to spin again. tastebuds_planit

Requirements

  • Use a Node and Express Web Server
  • Be backed by a MySQL Database an ORM (not necessarily Sequelize)
  • Have both GET and POST routes for retrieving and adding new data
  • Be deployed using Heroku (with Data)
  • Utilize at least one new library, package, or technology that we haven’t discussed

Contributors

Jennifer Ross
Dylan Davis
Daniel Sanchez
Jamila Djumadullaeva