soft-eng-practicum / ChemQuizGen

The continuing development of a web application for chemistry professors to generate chemistry quizzes.

(2019) Catalyst Quartet - Chemistry Quiz Generator

• This web application is currently hosted on GitHub Pages.

License

• MIT License Google Doc.

CREATE Spring 2019

• Survey: Google Survey.
• Survey Result: Google Sheets.

Repo Location

• Catalyst Quartet Repo

Progress-Tracking Tools

• JIRA

Other Communication Tools

• Discord

Team Roles

1. Austin Lomax - Data Modeler & Client liaison 😴
2. Farzin Valizadeh - Team Manager / Documentation Lead 🐺
3. Wesley McMillen - UI/UX modeler / Testing Lead 🔗
4. Matthew Stiller - Architecture / Lead Programmer & Testing Lead 🐍

Quick Setup Instructions

Local Deploy

1. Install the edition of Node.js appropriate to your device from this archive link. If you have a more recent version of Node.js installed already, it may be worth reverting to the 8.11.4 version to ensure compatibility.
2. In the root directory /ChemQuizGen/ run the terminal command npm link. (If you receive an error, ensure package-lock.json does not previously exist.)
3. Additionally, run the command npm i -g @angular/cli@6.2.1 to install the Angular CLI for command-line usage.
4. Going forward, you will be able to use the command ng serve to start up a live development server of this web application on your computer at http://localhost:4200/.

GitHub Pages

1. To update GitHub Pages within Master branch use npm run -script ghbuild. this command will update the Doc folder which is associated with GitHub Pages.

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(2018) FreeRadicals - Chemistry Quiz Generator

Repo Location

FreeRadicals Repo

Progress Tracking Tools

JIRA

Other Comunication Tools

Discord

Team Roles

1. Ben Jackson - Lead Programmer and UI Design ♓
2. Trivon Etheridge 🍓 - Data Model & Documentation ♋
3. Bruce Carson - Documentation and Data modeler ♍
4. William Bullock - Team Manager/Client Liason and Lead Tester 🆙

Primary Installation Instructions:

Make sure that you do this on every new computer that you are going to be developing on, or running the source code from, as it is necessary to run many of the commands that we use.

1. Go to https://nodejs.org/dist/v8.11.4/
2. Download the version that is for your device.
3. install that version of Node.js

This is needed to allow our backend and front end to work and work together. This is the version that we built around, so if something isn't working, try reverting to this version.