cblokker/fragrance_orders

The project is split up into two submodules:

• React Frontend that contains the jsx form.
• Rails backend that contain,
  • CRUD for /api/v1/fragrances
  • POST /api/v1/order to create an order to be pushed onto the users board_id

Done

frontend

• Build react jsx form out of monday vibe components
• Add form validations/errors
• Fetch current context to get board_id & current user id from the monday.com SDK.
• Fetch fragrances from API to populate dropdown
• Post order data on form submit

backend

• Create fragrance table
• Seed db with some fragrances
• Create CRUD /fragrances
• Create POST /orders
• Create service object to handle order creation logic (and to encapsulate any future order logic that we might want)
• Create ruby monday API wrapper for the graphql API.

Todo

frontend

• Add tests to test basic form submission
• Clean up react code to include: add ./context/AppContext.js to allow for context sharing across any component within the App, using react's createContext.
• Clean up styling

backend

• Tests for rails app for: controller, model, service objects.

• Add JWT auth token to fragrance api.

• Add backend validations for first_name, last_name, and quantity of fragrances selected for a given order. Consider db level & model/business logic level.

• Consider placing the OrderService into a background job to improve performance (sidekiq)

• Improve error handling of API, to return approppriate status codes & messages (will they be presented to the user, and will we need to consider i18n internationalization/localization)

• For the requirement of "quantity" equating to number of orders, consider creating 1 order per quantity. Look into bulk insert options with the graphql mutation. If bulk option is not possiple, compare insterting both synch & async.

• For CRUD /fragrances, consider linking this to the optional "dropdown" labels. Similarly, would have to add webhooks to listen to when A user makes fragrance changes in the UI/monday.com side

• Consider organization <-> fragrance schema associations.