README

This README would normally document whatever steps are necessary to get the application up and running.

• Steps for installation of the project. Get Ruby on Rails installed.

  1. Open the directory IRIS_191CS153_Ruby-On-Rails/irisapp
  2. run bundle install
  3. rails db:migrate
  4. run rails server

• Steps to run the project.

  1. Open localhost:3000
  2. You need to signup and then login. OR You can login with any of the below mentioned users(username == password) chintu ankit dhruv chukki seeti akash sanket sagar rohit kishore samarth ayush varun user admin
  3. you wil be redirected to homepage wher you see all the products with deadline blinking with it, and if you are max bidder at the time of deadline you are given an option to claim.
  4. if you claim the product the product is transferred to My products dashboard.
  5. All the products uploaded by you are in Uploaded Products Dashboard along with the person who claimed the product.
  6. Click Add Product to add a new product, Description can be of onlt 250 characters at the maximum.
  7. Click on the products name in Homepage to view the Product.

• List of all implemented features.(ALL)

  1. Create an interface in which users can upload products with images they want to put for auction.
  2. Users can view products that are for auction uploaded by other users.
  3. Users can view and bid for a product multiple times before the deadline.
  4. Once a deadline for a product is met the user with highest bid should be given an option to "Claim" the item.
  5. Dashboard for users to view all their claimed items.
  6. Dashboard for users to view all items which they uploaded for auction.
  7. A good interface.
  8. A responsive website suitable for desktop and mobile phones.

• List of Planned features.

  1. Add a search bar to search products by name.
  2. Add a user profilepage didnt added bcoz there was no data about user other than username XP.

• List of known bugs.

  1. An user can bid an amount less than the current bid.

• References used

  1. Ruby on rails Agile Development book.
  2. ROR Documentation.
  3. Javatpoint.
  4. Stackoverflow.
  5. Bootstrap.
  6. W3Schools.
  7. Developer Mozilla
  8. Last but not least GOOGLE