lisajacobson/cook

An app that gives you recipes you can make based on the ingredients you already have

#What Can iCook

GA WDI DC August 2014, Project 3

###Overview iCook is a cooking app that gives you recipes you can make based on ingredients you already have. It was developed as a sample Rails project for the August 2014 Web Development Immersive course at General Assembly. It was developed over a one week sprint to model the agile software development process.

###Technologies Used

• Ruby 2.1.1
• Ruby on Rails 4.1.1
• Yummly API
• RSpec Rails gem for RSpec testing
• Shoulda-matchers gem for testing
• PostgreSQL Database
• Devise gem for authentication and authorization
• Autoprefixer gem to make CSS animations work
• Javascript
• Custom styling with CSS3 and HTML5

###User Stories Completed

• As a user I can:
  • register for an account
  • sign in
  • sign out
  • view a list of searchable ingredients
  • select a single ingredient or a collection of ingredients
  • view my selected ingredient(s)
  • view a list of recipes (based on my ingredients)
    • recipe name and link for its search page on Google (the Yummly API does not require external links directly to the recipe itself)
    • Yummly 0-5 rating
    • recipe photo
  • click on a recipe name

###Backlog A full list of user stories can be found by looking at this Pivitol Tracker Project

###ERD

###Local Setup rake db:create bundle install rake db:migrate rake db:seed rails s

Open the page locally on http://localhost:3000.
Note that you will need to request access token and an API key for the Yummly API and replace them as appropriate within the code.

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######Written by Lisa Snider

cook's Issues

error on rake db:seed

getting a NoMethodError: undefined method but the attributes seem to be named correctly and consistently so not sure what's going on.

error when creating standalone migration

I'm using this guide (http://www.jacopretorius.net/2014/03/adding-custom-fields-to-your-devise-user-model-in-rails-4.html) to create a name field and validate its presence to my user model, and am getting this error when I try to create the migration:
/Users/Lisa/.rbenv/versions/2.1.2/lib/ruby/gems/2.1.0/gems/activemodel-4.1.6/lib/active_model/validations/validates.rb:107:invalidates': You need to supply at least one validation (ArgumentError)`

The CLI command I ran was rails g migration AddFieldsToUsers. Looks like the argument error is in the active model gem file? Not sure what do to next.