RandomAQ is a question and answer game for mobile platforms.
It is a solution consisting of a mobile application and an administration web application.
The mobile application allows you to view a set of categories to select from. When selecting a category, a short description and the option to start are displayed. At the start of the game, a random question within the selected category is displayed and a 30-second countdown begins to answer correctly.
On the other hand, the administration web application allows users to create an account and allows them to create the categories and questions that are used in the game.
First, you need start the backend that provide the APIs to handle the categories and questions stored in database. The application is developed in nodejs with express and uses dynamodb as database, so if you want to replicate the backend locally, you must create an account in aws and create the following tables in the dynamodb section.
- randomaq-users
- randomaq-categories
- randomaq-questions
Note: the identificator of the table must be a string named id.
Go to backend-app folder and run npm install to install the dependencies.
Then, create a .env file with the follow values:
- aws_dynamo_acces_key
- aws_dynamo_secret_key
- jwt_secret_key
Finally, run npm run dev to run in develop mode and you can find the endpoints in http://localhost:3000/.
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 12.0.1.
Go to frontend-app and install dependencies with npm install
Go to frontend-app run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/.
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
You can find a limited edition running in this link https://random-aq.herokuapp.com/.
This project was generated with Ionic CLI version 6.15.0.
To build the project run ionic build android or ionic build ios. In order for you to build an iOS app, you need to run on MacOS.
Go to ionic-app and install dependencies with npm install
Go to ionic-app and run npm install to install all dependencies.
Run ionic serve to start the development environment. Navigate to http://localhost:8100/.
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
Have a bug or an issue? Open a new issue here on Github.
The template was created by and is maintained by Emely Garcia.
Copyright 2021 Emely Garcia. Code released under the MIT license.