Pug or Ugh

App for Dogs to find pup of their dreams

Django, Django REST API, React

Installation

1. python3 -m venv venv / or create your own Virtual Environment
2. activate the venv
3. pip install -r requirements.txt
4. python manage.py migrate
5. Go to > Pugorugh > Core > Scripts folder
6. python data_import.py

Important:

1. Make sure you clear all your cache
2. Make sure you clear all your cookies for localhost / 127.0.0.1
3. python manage.py runserver
4. register user or use baloo / baloo

Requirements

Create the models, serializers, and views to power the provided React application. You can check through the supplied JavaScript to see what resources should be available or check below. You are allowed to change, extend, and improve the JavaScript if desired, but the final result must still meet all of the required features/abilities.

You've been provided with HTML and CSS for a basic, mobile-friendly design. You've also been provided with a starter Django project and application, a serializer and views for authentication, and a bit more.

Starting

Create a virtualenv and install the project requirements, which are listed in requirements.txt. The easiest way to do this is with pip install -r requirements.txt while your virtualenv is activated.

If you need to import dogs, a data_import script has been provided but it expects a DogSerializer and Dog model as outlined below to function properly.

Models

The following models and associated field names should be present as they will be expected by the JavaScript application.

• Dog - This model represents a dog in the app.

  Fields:

  • name
  • image_filename
  • breed
  • age, integer for months
  • gender, "m" for male, "f" for female, "u" for unknown
  • size, "s" for small, "m" for medium, "l" for large, "xl" for extra large, "u" for unknown

• UserDog - This model represents a link between a user an a dog

  Fields:

  • user
  • dog
  • status, "l" for liked, "d" for disliked

• UserPref - This model contains the user's preferences

  Fields:

  • user
  • age, "b" for baby, "y" for young, "a" for adult, "s" for senior
  • gender, "m" for male, "f" for female
  • size, "s" for small, "m" for medium, "l" for large, "xl" for extra large

  age, gender, and size can contain multiple, comma-separated values

Serializers

You'll need to provide serializers for both the Dog and UserPref models. Each of them should reveal all of the fields with one exception: the UserPref serializer doesn't need to reveal the user.

Routes

The following routes are expected by the JavaScript application.

• To get the next liked/disliked/undecided dog

  • /api/dog/<pk>/liked/next/
  • /api/dog/<pk>/disliked/next/
  • /api/dog/<pk>/undecided/next/

• To change the dog's status

  • /api/dog/<pk>/liked/
  • /api/dog/<pk>/disliked/
  • /api/dog/<pk>/undecided/

• To change or set user preferences

  • /api/user/preferences/