As per Deliverable C, testing documentation needs to be created:
A very brief document called README.txt which details a little bit about the project, the people involved and how the source directory is organized and how a user would go about running the application.
A document called INSTALL.txt which details how to build, install and run the software including running the acceptance tests. Other information such as login names and passwords, plus other essential requirements, e.g. some movies in your database for an initial search test. These instructions are to be very brief indeed, in point form, taking no more than HALF A PAGE maximum; they are not full documentation.
Any user documentation as specified by the Client. This will be assumed to be part of the deliverables to be marked by the Client under the Acceptance Testing process. (You are recommended to get a clear specification from the Client as to what, if anything, is required here. Perhaps even add the docoumentation as a separate Acceptance Test section.)
Note that the client requirements here was just "code should be well commented" so require-jsdoc and PEP257 should be taking care of that.
As per Deliverable C, testing documentation needs to be created:
require-jsdoc
andPEP257
should be taking care of that.Estimated: 30 minutes Actual: 30 minutes