This sample auction application is written in Ruby on Rails 5.1.
It uses a simple sqlite3 database. First, clone this application from git.
cd into your directory where you keep sources, e.g. cd ~/frank/src
git clone http://www.github.com/fgermanojr/auction.git
To run Assume you have rails installed, start local server Start a shell, cd into the cloned source, and type rails s
Note A sample data file is stored in test/fixtures/files/example_input.csv
To load this file, enter localhost:3000/submission/bulkload in a browser.
Select the csv file; hit upload. The file will be uploaded and processed. Once loaded to the database, the summary view is shown.
If you want to see the detail behind it, use the detail button. If you are on the detail page, you can return to the summary page.
You can also hit the summary and detail page from a browser with localhost:3000/auctions_new/summary localhost:3000/auctions_new/index
On the detail page, you will see future directions to manipulate the data; This is NOT debugged code, but serves as a foundation for future work. It is the result of setting up CRUD resource routes for the auction model.
There is an extra table in the database called auction; I initially had trouble with Rails being confused about it being a module. So I added a new model, auction_new to serve as the actual model. If this was for real I would just clean this up, but I would rather spend the time on the test.