This is the repository for SET09803-G4 DevOps

App Information:

NOTE: To run the app use docker-compose run app to get an interactive Menu.

Group Members:

• John Chimezie
• Angel Ochoa
• Kenneth Ramirez
• Donisio Rash
• Bernard Daniel Young

Code of Conduct:

1. Teamwork and Collaboration

• Respect: All team members must treat each other with respect, listen to opinions, and ensure all voices are heard.
• Commitment: Team members are expected to actively participate in all group meetings, discussions, and tasks.
• Communication: Use clear, concise communication channels, and ensure that important decisions and progress updates are shared across the team.

2. Roles and Responsibilities

• Task Assignment: Tasks will be assigned based on skills and interest, with an effort to rotate roles to ensure fair distribution of work.
• Accountability: Each member is responsible for their assigned tasks and must ensure timely completion.
• Support: Team members should offer support and help to others when needed, especially when a teammate is struggling to meet a deadline.

3. Task Management and Tools

• GitHub: Use GitHub for version control, issue tracking, and project collaboration. All code must be committed to the relevant branches (e.g., master, develop) with meaningful commit messages.
• Zube.io: Use Zube for task tracking and sprint management. All tasks must be logged and updated as they progress.
• Kanban Board: The team must maintain an up-to-date Kanban board, reflecting the progress of the sprint and the state of tasks (e.g., To Do, In Progress, Done).
• Sprint Planning: The team will hold sprint planning meetings at the start of each sprint to agree on user stories and tasks. These should be tracked and prioritized effectively.

4. Code Quality and Reviews

• Coding Standards: Follow industry best practices, including clear variable naming, comments, and proper formatting.
• Peer Review: Code must be reviewed by at least one other team member before merging into the master branch. Reviews should focus on functionality, readability, and maintainability.
• Continuous Integration: Ensure that code passes tests and builds in the CI/CD pipeline before merging. All testing and code quality badges must remain up-to-date.

5. Meeting Attendance via discord

• Punctuality: All members must arrive on time for meetings, code reviews, and sprint planning. Absences should be communicated in advance.
• Preparedness: All members must come prepared to meetings, with progress updates, blockers, and questions ready for discussion.

6. Conflict Resolution

• Disagreements: Any team disputes or disagreements must be resolved respectfully. If consensus cannot be reached, the team will vote, and the majority decision will be implemented.
• Escalation: If conflicts cannot be resolved internally, they should be escalated to the module teaching team.

7. Deadlines and Deliverables

• Timely Delivery: Ensure all deliverables (e.g., code reviews, sprint tasks, documentation) are submitted on time.
• Transparency: If a team member cannot meet a deadline, they must notify the team as early as possible.

8. Contribution and Peer Assessment

• Equitable Contributions: Each team member must contribute fairly to the project. Contribution will be measured via GitHub activity, task completion, and attendance at meetings.
• Peer Review: Contributions will be reviewed and assessed by teammates as per the peer assessment guidelines. Honest, constructive feedback is expected.

9. Breach of Code of Conduct

• Initial Warning: If a member violates the code of conduct, a formal warning will be issued by the team.
• Dismissal: Repeated violations may result in dismissal from the team. This will be escalated to the teaching team with evidence.
• Appeal: Any dismissed member has the right to appeal the decision within one week by providing evidence of mitigating circumstances.

By adhering to this code of conduct, we ensure a collaborative, respectful, and effective environment that fosters both individual and team success.

Requirement Met:

32 requirements of 32 have been implemented, which is 100%

Table of Requirements:

ID	Name	Met	Screenshot
1	All Countries in World from largest to smallest	Yes
2	All Countries by Continent (Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
3	All Countries by Region (Caribbean) from largest to smallest	Yes
4	Top Populated Countries in World from largest to smallest	Yes
5	Top Populated Countries by Continent (Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
6	Top Populated Countries by Region (Caribbean) from largest to smallest	Yes
7	All Cities in World from largest to smallest	Yes
8	All Cities by Continent (Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
9	All Cities by Region (Caribbean) from largest to smallest	Yes
10	All Cities by Country (United States) from largest to smallest	Yes
11	All Cities by District (Kabol) from largest to smallest	Yes
12	Top Populated Cities in World from largest to smallest	Yes
13	Top Populated Cities by Continent (Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
14	Top Populated Cities by Region (Caribbean) from largest to smallest	Yes
15	Top Populated Cities by Country (United States) from largest to smallest	Yes
16	Top Populated Cities by District (Kabol) from largest to smallest	Yes
17	All Capital Cities in World from largest to smallest	Yes
18	All Capital Cities by Continent (Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
19	All Capital Cities by Region (Caribbean) from largest to smallest	Yes
20	Top Populated Capital Cities by World from largest to smallest	Yes
21	Top Populated Capital Cities by Continent (Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
22	Top Populated Capital Cities by Region (Southeast Asia) from largest to smallest	Yes
23	The population of people, people in Cities, and people not living in cities by each Continent	Yes
24	The population of people, people in Cities, and people not living in cities by each Region	Yes
25	The population of people, people in Cities, and people not living in cities by each Country	Yes
26	The population of the World	Yes
27	The population of a Continent (Asia)	Yes
28	The population of a Region (Western Europe)	Yes
29	The population of a Country (France)	Yes
30	The population of a District (California)	Yes
31	The population of a City (Tokyo)	Yes
32	The population that speak Chinese, English, Hindi, Spanish, and Arabic	Yes