https://work-wherever.herokuapp.com/ (No server side public UI)
The product of this project is an anonymous user iOS application. We had a plan with lower priority than completing MVP features to protect every endpoint with a token. Communication between a couple of endpoints on the server and iOS web view is protected by a JWT token.
$ open lib/jwt.js
$ open routes/post_handler.js
$ open routes/speedtest_post_handler.js
9 tests passed live at the presentation. Here is a link to Travis builds: https://travis-ci.org/thewillhuang/workWherever/builds
All of success responses from the server are using JSON. Router code is located in routes/.
One request handler is implemented in one module per endpoint.
var app = express();
app.set('port', (process.env.PORT || 3000));
app.use(bodyparser.json());
app.use(express.static(__dirname + '/public'));
app.get('/speedtest/api/:sizeKbs', require('./routes/speedtest_get_handler'));
app.post('/speedtest/api', require('./routes/speedtest_post_handler'));
//directly returns google places api search objects for ios.
app.get('/google/api/:search', require('./routes/get_handler_for_google'));
//with injected speedtest data as a property of each unique place_id
app.get('/google/inj/:search', require('./routes/google_inject_handler'));
app.post('/api', require('./routes/post_handler'));
app.listen(app.get('port'));Two helper functions are implemented in modules.
$ open lib/jwt.js
$ open lib/speedtest.js
Using jshint and jscs as part of the build/test and all server side code is jshint/jscs clean.
We use Mongo DB and Mongoose for storing data on server backend. Using Lodash for functional programming.
$ open models/testResult.js
Initial set of data for MVP:
var resultsSchema = new Schema({
placeID: String,
downloadMbps: [Number],
uploadMbps: [Number],
pingMs: [Number],
parkingRating: [Number]
});Server application is deployed to Heroku (https://work-wherever.herokuapp.com/). Using New Relic for monitoring.
https://mega.co.nz/#!tw0m1bwB!Egxi4GkMziG2M_VmAQkG6McmQI3iLUOnWzDiKv4hNvk
Division of work: Brian (https://github.com/brmendez) - iOS experience design and development, Hiroshi (https://github.com/hirosn) - server post request handling, Josh (https://github.com/jwinskill) - iOS experience / communication design and development, William (https://github.com/thewillhuang) - server database design and get request handling. We communicated well and frequently on Gitter (https://gitter.im/thewillhuang/workWherever) and face-to-face at Code Fellows.