This is the Ruby on Rails backend built for the HSA Tracker app. The API has endpoints for users and receipt records, although they require authentication to access. The frontend is built with React JS. For the frontend, see the repo here: https://github.com/Meganmccarty/hsa-tracker-react

To create your own copy of this project:

1. Fork this repo
2. Click the green 'Code' button at the top right and copy the link
3. In your terminal, navigate to the directory in which to clone the repo
4. Type git clone <copied-link> and hit enter
5. Type cd hsa-tracker-rails and hit enter
6. Run bundle install
7. Run rails db:migrate
   • Optional: edit the seed.rb file and add in your own data, then run rails db:seed
8. Run rails s

The website should open up in a new browser tab at http://localhost:3000. The main route shouldn't have anything. If you want to access the /users or /receipt-records endpoints for testing, you can edit their respective controllers to eliminate the need for authentication:

# Example: receipt_records_controller.rb

def index
    # Comment out the line below:
    # receipt_records = current_user.receipt_records.with_attached_receipt_images

    # Replace with the following to access the GET /receipt-records endpoint:
    receipt_records = ReceiptRecord.all.with_attached_receipt_images

    ...

If you want to use this API with the corresponding frontend, please see the README for the frontend repo: https://github.com/Meganmccarty/hsa-tracker-react

• Full CRUD functionality for receipts
• Ability to attach receipt images and store them on AWS S3 via Active Storage
• Can create, retrieve, and update users
• Ability for users to receive a password reset email in the event they forgot their password

• Built with Ruby on Rails
• Active Record for managing the database and migration files
• Active Storage in combination with Amazon S3 buckets for image management
• Devise for user authentication
• devise-jwt to replace cookie-based authentication in favor of JWT