/Business-Articles

In this project, I created a web application using Ruby on Rails for writing business articles dividing into four categories (Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Economy, and Technology).

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BUSINESS ARTICLES !

In this project, I created a web application using Ruby on Rails for writing business articles dividing into four categories (Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Economy, and Technology).

In this application:

  • You can create a new user.
  • Users can create and vote articles and edit and delete only their articles.
  • The header and footer are fixed for all pages.
  • The home page contains two sections, the main section which has the article with the largest number of votes:

and the second one four boxes each box represent one category and contain the details of the most recent article in this category.

  • The category archive page contains all articles cards under this category, and this card contains:
  1. Title
  2. Author name
  3. 150 letters from the article.
  4. Vote button.
  5. Votes counter.
  6. Feature image of this article.

Live preview :

Live Link

Presentation Video:

Presentation Link

Built With

  • Ruby (v. 2.7.2).
  • Ruby on Rails (v. 6.1.1).
  • Rubocop.
  • RSpec.
  • Capybara.
  • Bootstrap.
  • Devise.
  • Cloudinary and Active storage.
  • Deployed to Heroku.

Test:

  • Model Test for relations and validations.
  • Feature Test for users and articles.

Setup

  1. To run this project locally, please ensure you have Ruby and Ruby on Rails installed on your machine.
  2. Open the terminal.
  3. Clone this repository by running:
git clone https://github.com/AhmedAmin90/Business-Articles
  1. Install gems: Enter to the folder of the project in your local machine and After that write in the terminal:
bundle install

Note: "It is preferable to install gems with 2.1.4 bundle version"

  1. Setup database with:
   rails db:create
   rails db:migrate
  1. Install webpack:
bundle exec rake webpacker:install
  1. Setup seed file to initiate Categories:
   rails db:seed
  1. Open the local server:
bin/rails server

Notes:

  • I followed the design pattern according:https://www.behance.net/gallery/14554909/liFEsTlye-Mobile-version Thanks to: Nelson Sakwa for this creative design.
  • The design is Not responsive, so I created the styles according to my screen size and it will appear in the presentation video. So some changes in the style may be present on different screen sizes.
  • Thanks to My stand-up team member: Miguel Ricaño @mricanho for his outstanding help in Heroku issues.

Authors

Ahmed Amin

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License

This project is MIT licensed.