Introducing "Rock On": The Ultimate Climbing Companion!
Rock On is a user-friendly web app that revolutionizes how climbers manage and explore rock climbing routes. Easily organize routes, access up-to-date information, and contribute your own insights. Join a collaborative community dedicated to providing the best climbing experience. Get ready to rock on with Rock On!
You can visit Rock On to try the app online.
if you would like to use the admin feature please use the credentials listed below in "Locally Running Rock On"
Everything you need to visit the site and use this application without cloning to your local machine is in the link above.
If you wish to run the application locally, you may do so as well!
To run "Rock On" On your machine, you must have an IDE capable of running Java 11. If you use any other Java version, you may encounter bugs.
You will also need to have the MySQL Editor application or a similar app that can run MySQL on your machine and be able to run your own local database on a port of your choosing. The default port will be 3306 and the database will automatically create itself at runtime. If you need to change the port, you can head over to the application.properties file and change it there.
if you would like to pre populate the database with users and routes you may do so by running the file populate.sql this will allow you to have access to an account with administrative features via spring security. An admin user can observe and see all the users registered on the app by clicking the button "Admin" in the top nav bar next to the "LOGOUT" button upon logging in.
Login credentials for Admin: Username: admin Password: password
You can add your database login info here: "spring.datasource.username=" and "spring.datasource.password="
- Clone the repo onto your local machine
- Import the project into your local IDE
- Navigate to the class
RockOnApplication.javaand run. - On your web browser, go to "http://localhost:8080/login"
- Use and navigate through the app! Enjoy!
- Hats off to my wonderful mentor and teacher Pete Carapetyan. Head over to his GitHub and check him out!