practiced making github branches, pushing, pulling, merging, and merge conflicts
studied security
Started to study ningx and kubernetes, but need to do more.
Monday, July 27th night - Tuesday morning:
clone Tanique's project,
fixed console.log() problem by running "npm install @types/node",
loaded Tanique's database on my localhost, but I don't have it working yet
set up the environment variables to work with the project and run it locally, but when I run it in Postman, I am just getting 'Opps, Something went wrong!'
Tested in dBeaver and queries work when I run them remotely. Can't seem to connect locally.
Created a form group using material-ui to let the user select states whose polls they want to follow.
Edited the form group layout.
Deleted an unnecessary file: StateSelector.tsx. Code from this file was moved into other components.
Worked with group on helping Alia trouble shoot her code for sending a SMS message.
Went back to work on the PubSub message emitter now that Emma is done with the polling router.
Friday, August 7th
Continued to experiment and work on getting the program to send a user an email.
Made a couple of cosmetic fixes when I needed to take a break from the above.
Went in as a user and clicked took several differnt paths through the site and made notes about more things that need to be updated.
Saturday, August 8th
changed size of success message
changed another 'flamehazesociety' to 'Swing State Organization" This should really be its own separate component that just gets added to wherever it is needed. That way, there would be no chance of it having different names in different places and if the name ever changes, we would just have to change it once.
Removed duplicate link to 'My States" in "," in "swingstate-ui > src > components > NavBarComponent > NavBarComponent.tsx > NavBarComponent"
Resized state images where they were overflowing their card boundaries. Can't seem to connect to the updated images though.
Current Standup:
Sunday, August 9th
Worked on and finished user-story slides
Worked on code uml type diagrams just in case we were asked to show logic flow of our project.