This application aims to use React to handle front-end components, Express to handle back-end routing, and PostgreSQL to handle information in order to provide an application that allows a user that is interested in their community's local basketball courts to rate and browse nearby basketball courts.

After a long semester, the team was able to create a SPA that allows a user to sign up, log in, search for courts via a regular search or advanced search, and rate/comment on courts. There were a lot of features that we had to trim from our scope, such as photo uploads, crowdsourced court information, and geolocation. Overall, the team was satisfied with the learning experiences and outcome of the project. Here are some screenshots of the product.

For development, clone the repository into a directory on your machine using:

git clone <repository link>

First, run yarn in the root of the repository to install the dependencies required for the back-end functionality. Run yarn in the /client directory to install the dependencies in there as well.

Make sure to run

npm i nodemon -g yarn

on your machine in order to have this process manager installed to run the application.

You'll notice a config.json file in the root directory; replace the template with your database information so that you are able to make a connection when the application runs. There's also an auth-config.json in the root of the project, which holds the information for the Okta authentication, and an auth-config.js in the client/src/components folder for the same reason. You would want to configure these yourself in order to allow the authentication part of the project.

Head to your terminal and execute

yarn dev

to run an instance of the project on your localhost. Connect to the host as specified by your terminal to test functionality.

• React - The front-end library
• React Bootstrap - Front-end styling
• Yarn - Dependency Management
• Express - Routing framework
• GCloud - Database platform
• Okta - Authentication service

In order to contribute, clone the repository and make sure to create your own branch using standard git naming conventions. Commit frequently and push when you make a decent feature change.

Adrian Rodriguez - totemc

Joseph Nguyen - JosephComputerScience

Oscar Padilla - OAPadilla

Alex Campaneria - ACampy

Amir Jindani - amirjindani