Good-Trees

Good-Trees -- where climbers find Good Trees to climb... for those who love the climb and the view from the top. A full-stack group project by Andre Grant, Gabriel Gutierrez, Tommy Chen, and Zachary Duvall.

Logged-in users can create, update, and delete trees and reviews as well as add/remove trees to/from their own forests (under the tags Climbed or Want to Climb). Users can also compare their climbing score to other climbers on the highest climber page.

Visit the site wiki to see the database schema, routes, user stories, and feature list (current and planned).

Tech Stack

Good Trees uses the following tools, frameworks, and key packages:

• Bcryptjs
• Express-session
• Express-validator
• Express.js
• Google Fonts
• Hosted on Heroku
• Pug.js
• Sequelize (with PostgreSQL)

Run Good Trees Locally

Follow these instructions to run Toilet Surfing on your local machine. Note: image uploads and map functionality will not work without a valid AWS key/secret and google Maps API key.

To run the Toilet Surfing application locally, refer to the following instructions:

1. git clone this repo
2. cd into the local clone of the repository
3. Run npm install
4. Create your own .env file based on the .env.example
5. Create a PostgreSQL user that matches the one you identified in your .env file
6. Run npx dotenv sequelize db:create to create the database
7. If the sequelize module is not found, try running npx dotenv sequelize-cli db:create and replace sequelize with sequelize-cli for the rest of these commands
8. Run npx dotenv sequelize db:migrate to run the migrations
9. Run npx dotenv sequelize db:seed:all to seed the database
10. Run npm start
11. Navigate to http://localhost:8080/ in a browser