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reactjs-calendar

v0.2.24

Published

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Readme

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ReactJS-Calendar

An application written in ReactJS that hooks up to a database, and provides a modern, ADA accessible, and i18n respecting view of user events

Installing / Getting started

This section is a work-in-progress

For first time developers, an init script is provided that goes through some of the process of setting up a workstation. Go-lang and postgresql have to be setup on your computer for this to work

    source init.sh

This will create a user coursesuser and a database courses with password courses

Developing

Built With

  • ReactJS using the JSS and Material-UI libraries
  • Go - is providing a mock backend for this early development stage
  • Postgresql is the database we use, though this frontend aims to be backend agnostic

Prerequisites

This section is a work in progress

Setting up Dev

Here's a brief intro about what a developer must do in order to start developing the project further:

git clone https://github.com/Aaron-G-9/reactjs-calendar.git
cd reactjs-calendar/
go run main.go
CTRL+C
psql -d DBNAME -U DBNAME -W < sql.sql
go run main.go
yarn upgrade && yarn start 

And state what happens step-by-step. If there is any virtual environment, local server or database feeder needed, explain here.

Building

This section is a work in progress

Deploying / Publishing

This section is a work in progress

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning.

Configuration

This section is a work in progress

Tests

Accessibility

Internationalization

Code / Logic

Style guide

Code formatting

This project uses prettier to format all js/html code and gofmt to format all Go code

Code opinions

The contributors of this project have a couple of best practice React/JS preferences:

  • React's render() methods should have as little logic as possible inside of them, we prefer to call other methods that take care of the logic elswhere
  • ES6 classes, functions, and stateless functional components are preferred when possible
  • In keeping with the Material-UI way of doing things, we prefer to have styles declared with JSS instead of inline style objects whenever possible
  • Object.is() is preferred over the === operator

Database

The developers of this project use Postgres 5.5 currently, but the project aims to be database and backend agnostic

Licensing

This project is under the Apache 2 License. All contributions will be made under that license.

Screenshots

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