Techlog is a web app that aims to be a technicians log for sharing information. You can find the original repository here: https://github.com/DanB-Web/TechLog
The goal of this project was to take a full-stack project from another developer and add robustness to it by migrating from JavaScript to TypeScript and implementing automated tests, both in the back end and the front end.
This project was developed as part as Codeworks' immersive coding bootcamp. The members of the team were:
- Dalton Klein: https://github.com/Dalton-Klein
- Guillem Garcia: https://github.com/guillemgarciagomez
- We succesfully implemented Typescript across the whole application.
- In the backend we added integration tests using mocha, chai and supertest to all the controller functions, obtaining a coverage of over 90% in the whole server.
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We used Jest, and React Testing Library to thoroughly test all the components and services, achieving a coverage of 88%.
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We refactored the different forms across the project to follow React's best practices, reducing a lot the code complexity and improving the readability.
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Implemented a new feature: an admin user can edit a log by clicking a single button (the old implementation required copying the log ID and heading to a separate page to do the editing).
- Style: we worked on the design of the app to give it a neumorphic feel, using colors and shadows to add an appearance of volume to the components.
