valeriewilson / gtfo

Electron app displaying flight information (Hackbright collaboration)

GTFO

Simple Electron application that shows the cheapest flight from SFO to one of 5 locations (Seattle, Chicago, NYC, Maui, and Portland), as well as the weather for that location over the duration of the trip.

Collaborators

• Salomé Chamma - Google Fly API integration
• Thao Le - Weather Underground API integration
• Valerie Wilson - base file setup, Google Fly & Weather Underground API integrations
• Catherine Karra - Weather Underground API integration
• Cat Liaw - Google Fly API integration

Our Gitflow workflow

• master branch: most polished, fully functional copy of project code
• develop branch: branched off of master, merged copy of the code from IC branches when smaller features are completed
• IC branches: branched off of develop, individual contributor feature work and commits to be pushed once completed

Initial set-up

1. All features should be developed on an IC branch
2. Navigate to the develop branch: git checkout develop
3. Create a new IC branch & navigate to it: git checkout -b "your_name"

Committing code

1. On your branch, add and commit your files: git commit -am "Commit message"
2. Still on your branch, push your commits to Github: git push "your_remote" "your_name
3. Navigate to the develop branch: git checkout develop
4. Pull the latest changes from Github: git pull "your_remote" develop
5. Merge code from your branch into develop: git merge "your_name"
6. On Github, there might be a flash message asking you to do a pull request; do this to officially merge your changes

Getting started

• Install Node LTS
• Clone this repository
• npm install to install the application's dependencies
• npm start to start the application