The goal of this project is to create a successful web application from a student-led project idea. Our team has created an app to solve a real world problem, allows users to authenticate with a third-party service, and consume at least two other apis. This project has been developed using Service Oriented Architecture. The backend repo is available here.
StreamLined is your new go-to media tracking tool that enables users to organize their movie and TV show watching activity. Upon signing up for the application, users access a user-friendly dashboard with three default lists to categorize their media: 'Currently Watching,' 'Want to Watch,' and 'Watched.' The intuitive interface allows users to search for their desired media titles, view essential details, and save them to the appropriate list effortlessly.
StreamLined is the perfect tool for busy individuals who want to keep track of their favorite movies and TV shows with ease. Its simple interface and practical features make it an essential addition to any media lover's toolkit.
- Authenticate users via OAuth
- Further front end development utilizing Bootstrap.
- Build app using Service Oriented Architecture
- Utilize Webmock and VCR for front end testing
This project requires Ruby 2.7.4
- Fork and clone this repository.
cdinto the root directory.bundle install- To run this server, enter
rails s - Open a browser window and go to http://localhost:3000 to start viewing and adding media to your user lists!
Pull down the Backend repo. Set up instructions are in that repository's README.
This project is hosted here.
Ruby on Rails
Bootstrap
Webmock
VCR
RSpec
Heroku
Circle CI
{
data: {
id: '1',
type: 'user',
attributes: {
sub: '348734083740874',
username: 'jjones',
email: '[email protected]',
name: 'June Jones',
picture: 'url'
}
}
}
The application does not use Google authorization -- we have no need to make API calls on behalf of the user. Instead we authenticate using Google ID tokens. Using the provided button from google, a user can make an account with us, and google will send us a signed JWT. We verify and decode that JWT using the 'googleauth' gem. This decoded JWT provides us an authenticated user's profile information which we store in order to track a user's rating and lists.
Additional features we would like to implement:
- Ability to create a friend's list and view other user's lists.
- Allow user to create and add to customized lists.
- Give users ability to set their streaming services and search for media by streaming criteria.
- User can search by genre.
- Users can set goals and receive badges/awards as they meet those goals.
- User can set alerts for a new season or sequel.