GatorGoalMate

Team Name: Ctrl + Alt + Elite

• Lauren Dulick - Project Manager

• Sophia Dadla - UX Designer

• Simar Khetpal - Scrum Master

• Roshan Ahmed - Quality Assurance Engineer

Team Mission

Problem Statement: Many UF students struggle to stay accountable and motivated in achieving their academic, personal, and fitness goals each semester. Without a supportive community and effective tools to track progress, students often find themselves falling short of their aspirations.

Proposed Solution: GatorGoalMate, a social media website designed specifically for UF students to tackle these challenges head-on, provides a platform where students can set, track, and achieve their goals while fostering rich community involvement that uplifts and motivates peers to reach their full potential.

Stakeholders: UF Students

Unique Approach:

1. Tailored to UF Students
2. Accountability through Social Engagement
3. Tangible Evidence to Track Progress
4. Dopamine-Rich Social Media Atmosphere

Presentation Link: https://youtu.be/Cqd6nSOu-go

Architectural Design

Necessary Installations

• git
• npm / nodejs

npm i express

npm i nodemon -D

npm install react-scripts --save

npm install cors

npm install [email protected] --save

npm install multer --save

npm install react-router-dom

Instructions to Clone and Edit the Project

To Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/lmdulick/GatorGoalMate.git

When you open the project in VS Code, the bottom bar looks like this:

When you click on 'MasterBranch,' you can change the current branch to your own branch (ex. origin/Lauren, origin/Sophia, origin/Simar, origin/Roshan)

This button will pull and push new commits from and to the current branch:

Additionally, you can manually push and pull to and from the repository with a comment in the System Command Prompt (cmd) using git with these commands:

git push origin <branch_name> -m "comment"

git pull origin <branch_name> -m "comment"

To add an entire folder:

git checkout <branch_name>

git add <folder_name>

git commit -m "comment"

git push

*Replace branch_name with the desired branch (ex. MasterBranch, Lauren, Sophia, Simar, Roshan)

Frontend: 'client'

To run the client (Frontend):

cd client

npm start

Backend: 'server'

To run the server (Backend):

cd server

npm run dev