This is the major course requirement for the subject Professional Software Development (PROSDEV). 

🐾PAWSter Care

PAWSter Care is a dog adoption website that allows users to browse and adopt dogs. Users must register for them to be able to adopt dogs, but are free to view them even without an account. Adopting a dog requires the user answering a form. All pending adoption requests may be viewed in their profile. Users may also fill up feedback forms about the services, as well as about the dog/s that they have adopted/will adopt. Aside from that, they may view and edit their profile.

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📚Table of Contents

• Team Members
• Project Demo
• Types of Users
• Requirements

✨Team Members

• 👩🏻‍🎓 PM: Marjorie Lua @MarjorieLua
• 👨🏻‍🎓 DEV: Jerald Ang @JeraldAng
• 👩🏻‍🎓 DEV: Dyonne Macalino @Dyonne
• 👨🏻‍🎓 DEV: Jomari Morales @JomariAlexMP
• 👩🏻‍🎓 QA: Francine Sia @FrancineSia
• 👨🏻‍🎓 QA: Jeremy Coronia @JeremyCoronia

💻Project Demo

🐶User Side

When a user visits the website, he/she is greeted with the homepage, where the user must login or signup if he/she wants to adopt a dog, or simply scroll through the website as a guest if the user just wants to browse the basic features of PAWSter Care.

All our dogs can be viewed from the Meet the Dogs page, where users can make use of the filter/search bar to look for a specific dog in case they have one in mind, or they may simply click on the dog card which will lead to the specific dog page.

The user may adopt the chosen dog by clicking the "Adopt Now" button on the right side, or may go back to the meet the dogs page. Choosing the "Adopt Now" option will lead to the Adoption Form page where the user can fill up the form to request for the specific dog.

PAWSter Care also offers pages that aims to enlighten its guests in case they have any questions or concerns, they may visit the FAQS page, Protocols page, Policies page, About PAWSter Care page, or submit feedback using the Feedback Form page.

👨🏻‍💻Admin Side

An admin can login to the website with the right credentials, and upon logging in, will be greeted with the admin dashboard.

The Kennel page is where the admin can view the current list of dogs, and can add, edit and delete dogs as they wish.

Other pages in the Admin Side are the Team page, Requests page, and Feedback page.

🕵️‍♀️Types of users

1. Administrator/Manager

   The administrator is in charge of managing all information about the dogs. They may add a new dog for adoption, as well as edit an existing dog's information. Admin/s also have access to the info of registered users.

   The admin is responsible for approving or rejecting all pending adoption requests. An adopted dog is no longer viewable by other users, but a dog with a pending request is still viewable.

   The admin can log in using a pre-made administrator account.

2. User

   A user is a registered account. Once logged in, users have the ability to request a dog up for adoption. They may also view their account profile, within which they may also view all of their pending adoption requests (if there are).

3. Guest/Visitor

   A guest is an anonymous user that is not logged in. They may access the website and view the dogs that have not been adopted yet. They may also look at the FAQs, policies administered by PAWSter, as well as the guidelines and steps on how to adopt a dog from PAWSter Care.

   That is as much as they can do. To access the other user-related features of the website, they must register an account and log in. Guests register with their first and last name, a valid email address, and a password.

✏Requirements

Installation

1. Run npm install jest to install Jest for unit testing.
2. Ensure that you have MongoDB installed and set up on your system.

Setting Up

1. In the C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\ (version)\bin directory, run 'mongod.exe'. Alternatively, open the command prompt in the same directory and run the command mongod.

2. Run 'mongo.exe' afterwards. Alternatively, run the command mongo in a separate command prompt.

3. Run node server.js in the command line in the main folder (in the same directory as the packages).