Tabby Cat Emporium

Tabby Cat Emporium is an e-commerce website that sells accessories for your chubby tabby. It was built by members of the 1707 Grace Hopper cohort to fulfill the requirements for the Grace Shopper Project.

You can find our live site HERE: (http://tabby-cat-store.herokuapp.com)

...and more about its inspiration HERE: (http://tabbycats.club/)

Technologies used

• React
• React-Redux
• React-Router
• Bootstrap
• Express
• Node.js
• Sequelize and PostgreSQL
• Passport
• Webpack
• Babel

Running this code in development

npm install them npm start will make great things happen! Be sure to node seed to generate your db

Contribution guide

The contribution process is...

1. Make an issue (or multiple issues)
2. Make a PR that references that issue
3. Get it code reviewed by someone on the team, address any comments
4. Merge into master (with merge commit)

Code style guide

• Pay attention to the linter!
• Don't use semicolons
• Two spaces -- for indentation
• Trailing commas where possible
• Use const or let over var
• Use require and module.exports in .js files
• Use import and export in .jsx files, unless require makes for cleaner code
• Put import statements at top
• Put the default export at bottom
• Consider splitting up any file larger than 50 lines
• Define container components and presentational components in separate files
• Use the "ducks" pattern for redux
• Name files using lowercase-and-dashes instead of camelCase or PascalCase, except for when the default export is a class, then use PascalCase
• Define react components as pure functions (instead of classes) whenever possible
• Single quotes for strings – except to avoid escaping
• No unused variables
• Space after keywords if (condition) { ... }
• Space after function name function name (arg) { ... }
• Always use === instead of ==

Linter Guide

• npm install -g eslint
• In the root of your project, eslint --init
• You will then be prompted to choose how you want to configure ESLint - follow the style guide above

Commit message guide

See here