This is the final project for Module 2 of the Back End program at Turing School of Software and Design. To complete this project, our group demonstrated proficiency in the following:
- Ruby on Rails
- ActiveRecord
- Postgresql database
- Rspec
BikeShare provides analytic information on local bike use that empowers commuters to ditch their cars. Users can access weather, past trip, and station data as well as an e-commerce platform to purchase bike accessories.
- Analysis and display of San Francisco bike share data from seed files
- Sessions implementation to persist an unregistered or unauthenticated user's shopping cart
- Site access differentiated by user role
- User authentication supported by the bcrypt gem, which gives the user access to shopping cart checkout, their account information, and analytics dashboards for easy trip planning.
- Admin authorization provides access to create, edit, and remove bike store items, bike stations, and trip or weather records. Admin can access all bike store orders for all users.
This project was built using Test Driven Development.
