yolo

Yolo is an app that provides an API for storing and managing bucketlists and a user interface for doing the same.

The main building blocks are:

Setting Up for Development

Prepare directory for project code and virtualenv:
```
  $ mkdir -p ~/yolo
  $ cd ~/yolo
```

Prepare virtual environment

  $ virtualenv --python=python3 venv
  $ source venv/bin/activate

Check out project code:

  $ git clone https://github.com/brayovsky/yolo.git

Install requirements into virtualenv:

  $ pip install -r yolo/requirements.txt

Create the database for the project. You can use whichever database you prefer e.g postgres, mysql etc.
Add the type of database and it's uri you have created as an environment variables YOLO_DB and YOLO_DATABASE_URL respectively.
Add a secret key for the flask app as an environment variable named YOLO_SECRET_KEY.
Set up a database for running tests and save its database uri as an environment variable named YOLO_TEST_DATABASE_URL

Run database migrations.

 $ python manage.py db init
 $ python manage.py db migrate

The app should run normally at 127.0.0.1:5000.

To manually create database tables, run:

    $ python manage.py create_database

and to remove the tables run:

    $ python manage.py drop_database

To test the application and show coverage, run:

    $ nosetests application --with-coverage

The API endpoints are: