ProiectMDS

Demo

https://youtu.be/R4YWsH7QEzI

User Stories

• As a player, I want to mention my company’s ID or name in the login/signup section, so that I can participate in their activities.
• As a player, I need to be added in a team by the organizer.
• As a player, I want to see what activities they prepared for us (treasure hunt, quiz).
• As a player, I want to see the time we have left for that activity, so that I can complete the task in time.
• As a player, I want to see the score of our team, so that I know what my chances are to win.
• As an organizer (company), I want a separate sign up/ log in section, so that I don’t mix up with the regular user accounts.
• As an organizer (company), I want an easy way to add my employees in teams (by email or username) for the games, so that the teams are ready before the games.
• As an admin, I want to create activities (title, details, score, time).
• As an admin, I want to delete the players / companies.
• As a dev, I want to learn Django in a month so that we finish the project in 2 months.
• As a dev, I want to finish the frontend in 2 months.

Backlog creation

https://trello.com/b/CvpcXIGB/cea

Design/UML

User case UML

ERD for the database

Bug Reporting

▪️ Product: Frontend
▪️ Version: Final
▪️ Component: Profile
▪️ Priority: P2 (Fix as soon as possible)
▪️ Severity: Trivial (Some UI enhancements)
▪️ Status: Now fixed
▪️ Assign To: Bianca/Andreea
▪️ Description: The profile button in the header (person icon) is not redirecting the user to the profile page when clicked. Instead, it does nothing.
▪️ Coding error: the method on click is not implemented and attached to the button
▪️ Steps: On any page, when clicking the person icon in the header to access the profile page with the details of the user, the button does nothing. It should redirect the user to its profile page. Fixed by implementing the method profil() to navigateByUrl and linked in button (click) attribute.

Source control (branch creation, merge, minim 10 commits)

Automated tests

-> TeambuildingApp -> users -> tests

Build tool

The project was developed in Django (backend) and Angular (frontend). We have used Visual Studio as the IDE for the backend and the included build tool for Django projects. For the frontend, we have used Visual Studio Code as the IDE and NPM as the build tool.

Code standards

• Typical naming conventions for Angular and Django apps
• Easy to follow project structure - using directories such as components/, pages/, styles/, utils/
• Splitting the code into multiple files instead of writing a big file