As a user,
so that I can join Instagram,
I want to be able to sign up
As a user,
so that I can personalise my account,
I want to be able to choose a username
As a user,
so that I can close the app,
I want to be able to log out
As a user,
so that I can re-open my same account,
I want to be able to log in
As a user,
so that I can share my thoughts,
I want to be able to post a message to the homepage
As a user,
so that I can share my adventures,
I want to be able to post pictures to the homepage
As a user,
so that I can keep myself updated,
I want to see the latest posts on top
As a user,
so that I can share my appreciation,
I want to like the posts
As a user,
so that I can change my mind,
I want to be able to remove a like to a post
As a user,
so that I can correct my posts,
I want to be able to edit them
As a user,
so that I can change my mind,
I want to be able to delete my posts
As a user,
so that I can leave the application,
I want to be able to delete my account along with the content
This challenge helped me repeat few concepts from the week's learnings, such as Rails and the gem Devise, which handles user authentication.
The app is not complete, however it allows authentication and posting one image per post, with a message.
Most of the challenge was spent getting familiar with Rails and setting up devise correctly.
Locally clone this repo
> bundle install
> bin/rails db:create
> bin/rails db:migrate
> bundle exec rspec
> bin/rails server
You can then connect to http://localhost:3000
The production application is deployed on Heroku.