[Live site taken down at request of UW >> husky-swap.azurewebsites.net <<]
HuskySwap is a public website where people can list and trade classes before and at the beginning of each quarter. The platform simplifies course management by allowing students to communicate and swap seats in a class, eliminating the uncertainty and inefficiency of the current course adjustment process by providing a platform for students to find and trade seats with others easily.
The source code can be obtained by cloning the repository hosted at https://github.com/jdkaim/HuskySwap.
To set up the BACKEND, you must:
Download .NET if you have not already: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download
Navigate to the src directory:
cd src
Restore .NET Core dependencies
dotnet restore
Run the application
dotnet run --project LightNap.WebApi
To set up the FRONTEND, you must:
Navigate to the lightnap-ng directory in a different terminal
cd src/lightnap-ng
Install Angular dependencies
npm install
Run the Angular app
npm run start
The website will be hosted locally on http://localhost:4200
- You must run both Frontend and Backend based on the instruction above to host a local server!
To test the BACKEND, you must:
Navigate to the src directory:
cd src
Restore .NET Core dependencies
dotnet restore
Run testing
dotnet test
Tests can be added in LightNap.Core.Tests. Tests should be put in a new folder under LightNap.Core.Tests if they don't fall under a preexisting folder's category.
There are no naming conventions for new tests, if they are under the folder please name them with sanity. Standard .NET testing structures should be used, and one can model existing tests to do so.
To test the FRONTEND, you must:
Navigate to the lightnap-ng directory in a different terminal
cd src/lightnap-ng
Install Angular dependencies
npm install
Run tests
npm test
Tests can be added in lightnap-ng in the same folders as the code that they intend to test. The files should be given the same name as the file they desire to test, however the suffix must be changed from .ts to .spec.ts. Tests use Jasmine and Karma for Angular, and one can model existing tests to do so.
When a commit is merged to the main branch, it will automatically kick off a completely automated CI/CD pipeline that will build the project.
- Awkward Setting Button and Sidebar Toggle Button location
- Did not get around to fixing as was focusing on other issues
- Having trouble logging in as Admin
- Wrong Admin Account Email and Password was sent; Fixed by sending the correct issues.
- Need to download a specific version of dotnet in order to run everything
- Updated in developer documentation
- Unable to create an account
- Fixed, noted in developer docs, build the backend twice and the issue should clear up.
