Web interface providing an automatic token passer for daily stand up meetings.
You will need to have Node.js installed.
The app runs on a firebase backend, so you will have to provide your own instance.
Instances are identified by their url, for example xxx.firebaseio.com.
From a terminal window, set the FIREHOST environment variable to the instance prefix export FIREHOST=xxx.
Then launch npm start.
You can then open the app via a browser on port 3000.
You can also provide your own port via an environment variable (see below).
You might want to get available debug info output to the command line.
To do so, launch the app using npm run debug instead.
These consist of acceptance testing.
As features are requested, their behavior should be tested first.
The current setup uses Jasmine as a suite and runner and Zombie as a headless browser stack.
For now, you must provide a firebase instance. Use a separate instance than the one of the app.
For example xxx-test.firebaseio.com. (export FIREHOST=xxx-test)
To run the tests launch npm test.
TODO - mock the firebase backend.
TODO
You might want to run the app on a different port than the default 3000.
To do so, set the environment variable PORT to your liking.
From a bash terminal, you can do that by typing export PORT=1234.
You can deploy the app to heroku by simply pushing the repo to your Heroku app location.
Your app must have a FIREHOST Heroku config var set up.
A procfile has been provided to tell Heroku to launch npm start.
agile-token-passer is licensed under the MIT License.