[Emmanuel Idun] Encyclopedia CRUD Application #295
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Co-authored-by: Emmanuel Idun <immanuelidun10@gmail.com>
* model and controller for articles initialised * CRUD views for articles * init: article testing
* added home and about pages * improved ui of article pages (1)
* test error fixes * make articles table a partial * add search logic and view in navbar * articlle search html page * add input field for author name
* make title and content required * added tests * nit: code format
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Review of Existing Tests:
Carefully examined the
article_test.rbfile in thetest/modelsdirectory to understand the requirements and expectations of each test.Implementation of Functionality:
Implemented the necessary code in models, controllers, and views to meet the specified requirements, ensuring the successful execution of existing tests.
Integrated basic CRUD actions on articles, following MVC principles for a well-structured implementation.
Code Quality Assurance:
Wrote clean, well-structured, and maintainable code, adhering to Ruby on Rails conventions.
Emphasized code readability, modularity, and performance for a robust application.
Testing:
Rigorously tested the implemented functionality to ensure all tests pass successfully.
Addressed and resolved any failures or errors that occurred during testing.
Included additional tests
Code Documentation:
Documented the code with comments and explanatory notes where necessary, promoting clarity and aiding future developers in understanding the implementation.