View it live at: https://fair-b-n-b.herokuapp.com/

Admin Analytics Dashboard build with Dimple.js and D3

The goal of this project was to 'clone' the base functionality of Airbnb.

To set up a local copy of this project, perform the following:

run Bundle

run rake db:reset

run bundle exec figaro install & add keys to config/application.yml:

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: <KEY>
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET: <SECRET_KEY>
FACEBOOK_KEY: <KEY>
FACEBOOK_SECRET: <SECRET_KEY>
GOOGLE_MAP_KEY: <KEY>
WEATHER_KEY: <KEY>
test:
  GOOGLE_USER_TOKEN:
  FACEBOOK_USER_TOKEN:

Internal API

The following api endpoints are available:

For users

/api/v1/users/money/most_revenue lists users who have made the most money as property owners based on reservation income. Can take a limit param, default is 10 users.

/api/v1/users/money/most_spent lists users who have spent the most money on reservations. Can take a limit param, default is 10.

/api/v1/users/properties/most_properties lists users who have the most properties listed that they are the owner of. Can take a limit param, default is 10.

/api/v1/users/reservations/bookings lists users who have made the most reservations. Can take a limit param, default is 10.

/api/v1/users/reservations/nights lists users who have booked the most number of nights. Can take a limit param, default is 10.

For reservations

/api/v1/reservations/by_month lists count of reservations by month. Can take a city param, that scopes to reservations by month for that city, default is for all reservations.

• We used Bootstrap to style our website.

• The test suite tests the application on multiple levels. To run all of the tests, run rspec from the terminal in the main directory of the project. The feature tests (integration tests) rely mainly on the capybara gem for navigating the various application views.

• This application depends on many ruby gems, all of which are found in the Gemfile and can be installed by running bundle install from the terminal in the main directory of the project.

$ redis-server

if you don’t already have redis, install it with homebrew:

$ brew update && brew install redis

Then run redis-server.

run: '$ heroku addons:create heroku-redis:hobby-dev -a app_name'

add to cable.yml file

production: adapter: redis url: redis://h:p97f4ddb2aacd4224b4efb3eac4626d36a8f4223fbb0b100f7c6a48c008ca3328@ec2-34-195-166-91.compute-1.amazonaws.com:29559

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Brett Schwartz
Colleen Ward
Sam Landfried
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