Aint Nobody Got Time For That

A meal planning app with functionality in mind. The goal is to have a simple and intuitive layout that offers easy maniuplation of a weekly meal plan. Meal planning can take a long time, so Aint Nobody Got Time For That aims to make this as quick of a process as possible.

Demo

https://angtft-sh.herokuapp.com/

Screenshots

Landing Page

Login/Signup/and General Form Design

Homepage & Daily Schedule Workspace

Deployment

1. Clone this repository (only this branch)

   git clone [email protected]:LaterBlackBird/Aint_nobody_got_time_for_that.git

2. Install dependencies

   pipenv install --dev -r dev-requirements.txt && pipenv install -r requirements.txt

3. Create a .env file based on the example with proper settings for your development environment

4. Setup your PostgreSQL user, password and database and make sure it matches your .env file

5. Get into your pipenv, migrate your database, seed your database, and run your flask app

   pipenv shell

   flask db upgrade

   flask seed all

   flask run

Deploy to Heroku

1. Before you deploy, don't forget to run the following command in order to ensure that your production environment has all of your up-to-date dependencies. You only have to run this command when you have installed new Python packages since your last deployment, but if you aren't sure, it won't hurt to run it again.

   pipenv lock -r > requirements.txt

2. Create a new project on Heroku

3. Under Resources click "Find more add-ons" and add the add on called "Heroku Postgres"

4. Install the Heroku CLI

5. Run

   heroku login

6. Login to the heroku container registry

   heroku container:login

7. Update the REACT_APP_BASE_URL variable in the Dockerfile. This should be the full URL of your Heroku app: i.e. "https://angtft-sh.herokuapp.com/"

8. Push your docker container to heroku from the root directory of your project. (If you are using an M1 mac, follow these steps below instead, then continue on to step 9.) This will build the Dockerfile and push the image to your heroku container registry.

   heroku container:push web -a {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP}

9. Release your docker container to heroku

   heroku container:release web -a {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP}

10. set up your database

    heroku run -a {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP} flask db upgrade
    heroku run -a {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP} flask seed all

11. Under Settings find "Config Vars" and add any additional/secret .env variables.

For M1 Mac users

(Replaces Step 8)

1. Build image with linux platform for heroku servers. Replace {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP} with your own tag:

   docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP} .
   

2. Tag your app with the url for your apps registry. Make sure to use the name of your Heroku app in the url and tag name:

   docker tag {NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP} registry.heroku.com/{NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP}/web
   

3. Use docker to push the image to the Heroku container registry:

   docker push registry.heroku.com/{NAME_OF_HEROKU_APP}/web
   

Tech Stack

Client: JavaScript, NodeJS, React, Redux

Server: PostgreSQL, Python, Flask, SQLAlchemy

Roadmap

• Implement recipe CRUD
• Drag & Drop of recipe cards
  • within the same daily schedule & across separate schedules
• Integrate nutrition statistics
• Auto-generate meal plan
• Create grocery list from recipes added to meal plan

Other Resources

• Illustrations https://undraw.co/
• Wireframes https://figma.com