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⚾ Ballpark Tracker

A simple application used for tracking which MLB and AAA stadiums a Ballpark Chaser has been to.

Ballpark Tracker App

How to Contribute

NOTE: This project requires Node.js and MongoDB. Only pull requests that statisfy the ESLint rules will be accepted.

Contributions to this repository have been made easy! Simply click the "Code > Open with Codespaces > New codespace" button above to have a complete development environment, including Node.js, MongoDB, and all other dependencies, spun up on your behalf.

NOTE: You can optionally setup a dotfiles repo so that your codespaces feel ergonomic and immediately familiar. If you dont have a dotfiles repo, then generate one with the name dotfiles before moving on.

Things to Try:

  • Debug the App: Open index.js and place a breakpoint on any line. Press F5 to start the debugger. The breakpoint will be hit, and you can explore the state of the application in the Variables, Watch, and Call Stack panels.
  • View the App: Continue the debugging session by pressing F5 again. The application will launch in a new tab.
  • Make a Change: Open views/index.ejs. Change the text on line 31 (<span>Ball Park Tracker</span>) and save the file. View the app, and it will have automatically updated to show your change.
  • Try the Terminal: Press Ctrl+Shift+` to open a new terminal window. Try entering commands like node -v or uname to interact with the codespace. If you setup a dotfiles repo, you should see your terminal setup fully intact. If you're using the sample dotefiles, then check out the awesome PS1 prompt and/or try running l or cls (these are custom aliases!).
  • Install an Extension: Press Ctrl+Shift+X to open the Extensions bar. Search for RandomFractalsInc.geo-data-viewer, and press Install. Then, open the public/data/ballparks.geojson file. With the file open, press F1 to open the command pallet, search for and run the Geo: View Map command to see the extension visualize the .geojson information in the file.

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