This is the base repo for a brownfield project used at Turing for Backend Mod 3. This application utilizes multiple APIs to create a dynamic content orgainization system. As a response to COVID-19, this web application will help aspiring programmers utilize some of Turing's resources without breaking thier bank.
API's utilized
- Github API
- Youtube API
This is a Ruby on Rails application used to organize YouTube content used for online learning. Each tutorial is a playlist of video segments. Within the application an admin is able to create tags for each tutorial in the database. A visitor or registered user can then filter tutorials based on these tags.
A visitor is able to see all of the content on the application but in order to bookmark a segment they will need to register. Once registered a user can bookmark any of the segments in a tutorial page.
First you'll need to setup an API key with YouTube and have it defined within ENV['YOUTUBE_API_KEY']. There will be one failing spec if you don't have this set up.
Clone down the repo
$ git clone
Install the gem packages
$ bundle install
Install node packages for stimulus
$ brew install node
$ brew install yarn
$ yarn add stimulus
Set up the database
$ rake db:create
$ rake db:migrate
$ rake db:seed
Run the test suite:
$ bundle exec rspecFirst, Register for an account
Next, Click "Connect to github"
Authorize Turing Turorials to connect to github
Click link 'invite friends
Search for your friend on github, if they have a public email, Turing Tutorials will automatically send them an invitation to register!
- Ruby 2.4.1
- Rails 5.2.0