Hunt helps you track your progress through the job search! Stay on top of the job listings you're interested in, and move your application through the stages (application submitted, phone screen, interview) on the way to a dope job offer.
With Hunt, you can:
- track job positions you want to research
- schedule phone screens and interviews
- remember the location of an on-site interview
- track notes for each stage (i.e. an offer's benefits package)
- compare positions at the same stage by which has the most pressing deadline, or sort your offers by highest salary
- Product Owner: Albert Huynh
- Scrum Master: Akshay Buddiga
- Development Team Members: Gar Lee, Alex Chou
This project was built as part of Hack Reactor 39, and the codebase is open source (with attribution) under the ISC license. To get started, take a look at Development.
- Node 0.10.x
- Postgresql 9.5.x
From within the root directory:
sudo npm install -g bower
npm install
bower installFork the repo to your local branch. When you've cloned down to your local machine, install the dependencies by following the instructions here, and verify you have all the required software listed here.
Open Postgres in your terminal and create databases named 'hunt' and 'hunttest'. The 'hunt' db is the real db, while 'hunttest' is used during testing.
Run grunt start or nodemon app.js in the root folder to start the app. You may need to run it a couple times at first so that all the db tables are created with the correct relations.
To run tests, run grunt test or npm test. Again, you may need to run it a couple times at first so that the db tables in the test db are created properly.
If you make changes to client side code in the app folder, run grunt build to re-run the build processes. The changes will then show up in your app. You can also run grunt watch to have Grunt watch for changes automatically.
View the project roadmap here
See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.