Created by: Mary Beth Ingram and Kat Leight

HIKESELECTOR is a Command Line Interface (CLI) application that allows a user to login, view hikes, and keep a list of favorite hikes. It's the only hiking app you'll ever need again. EVER. Maybe.

Hiking is a popular activity for Colorado Residents. Choosing a hike can be more work than going on the hike itself! Skip the agonizing and use HIKESELCTOR.

This app allows a user to login with a user name and password.
A new user will be prompted to create a new user name and password.
The user can view and select hikes based on a variety of filters.
The user can view the details of a selected hike.
When viewing a hike's details, the user is given the option to save that hike to a list of favorite hikes.
The user can view their favorite hikes.
When viewing their favorite hikes, a user can choose to remove any hike from their favorites list.
When a user is done choosing a hike or reviewing their favorites, they can exit the application.
User name, password, and favorite hikes are stored in a SQLite3 database, so the information is stored from session to session.

Hike Filters

1. Location
   -String of "City, ST"
   -User is given an alphabetical list of all hike locations and can select with arrow keys or list will filter by letter when user starts typing
2. Dog Friendly?
   -Boolean of true (dog friendly) or false (not dog friendly)
   -User will see a list of dog friendly hikes when this option is selected
3. Elevation Gain
   -Integer of total elevation gain over the hike in miles
   -User can select from a set list of elevation gains
4. Difficulty
   -String of one of three options ("Beginner", "Intermediate", "Advanced") based on hike difficulty
   -User can select from a set list of difficulties
5. Distance
   -Integer of total distance of the hike in miles
   -User can select from a set list of distances

Other Hike Attributes
Hikes are displayed by hike name
-String of "name"

Data for hikes were seeded by the developers and feature hikes near the front range of Denver, CO. Future iterations could include a call to an appropriate API to seed more hike information in the database.

This app was created using ruby, ActiveRecord, TTY-Prompt, TTY-Spinner, TTY-Font, TTY-Box, Colorize, and SQLite3.