This application will be used to keep track of attendance for Georgia Tech College of Computing student organizations and act as a landing page for them as well.
To run the app locally, you'll need node, npm (packaged with node >= 0.6), mongodb,
First, fork the gt-webdev/attendance repository on GitHub, then clone
your fork. For example:
$ git clone git@github.com:[github username]/attendance.git
replace [github username] with your github username.
Then, install all the dependencies and start mongodb:
$ cd attendance
$ npm install
$ sudo /etc/init.d/mongodb start # or the variant for your system
If you encounter an error with bcrypt during npm install it's posible that
your openssl doesn't have the config files that are installed with
libssl-dev, installing libssl-dev should fix that problem. If you're still
receving errors, try installing node-gyp with sudo npm install -g node-gyp.
Start the app with:
$ node app.js
Please maintain well-documented code by providing headers for all named functions and by placing a comment before each logical section of code describing what is being done. Pull requests for undocumented code will not be merged.
All .js files should be validated with jslint using the following rules:
/*jslint browser: true, devel: true, node: true, bitwise: true,
continue: true, debug: true, eqeq: true, es5: true, forin: true,
newcap: true, nomen: true, plusplus: true, regexp: true,undef: true,
sloppy: true, sub: true, vars: true, white: true, on: true, indent: 2 */
For validation, you may either use the online validator or use an editor extension such as jslint.vim for Vim.
Before submitting changes for a pull request, make sure that all tests are passing.
tests coming soon
To submit changes, make a new branch for your change, and then add commits, and then submit a pull request on GitHub.