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#Vagabond

A travel-writing platform, with city-specific travel “logs”.

Sprint 1. (Basic Auth & Profiles)

A user can…

  • go to “/” and see a basic splash page
    • the name of the website
    • and links to “login” and “signup”
  • login
  • sign-up
  • view their public profile (redirected after login)
    • see their name, current_city, and join date
  • see the site header on every page
    • see “logout” if they’re logged in
    • see “login” and “sign up” if they’re logged out
  • update their profile
    • change their name + city
  • see the titles of all the log-posts they’ve contributed (pre-seeded)
    • link the title to the log-post
  • view individual log-posts(author, title, body)

Bonuses

A user can…

  • Click a “post” button in the navbar
    • redirect to the new log-post form
    • pre-populate the form with the current cities#show page
    • OR pre-populate the form with the user’s current_city
  • See a “default” profile-photo on their profile page
    • add a real photo → consider using gravatar
    • edit their photo
    • see their photo next to individual log-posts

Sprint 2. (CRUD)

A user can…

  • view the “San Francisco” homepage (“/cities/1”)
    • including the site-header
    • and the name of the city
    • and an iconic photo
  • view a list of log-posts on the San Francisco Homepage
    • sort by newest first
    • link the title to the log-post
  • create a new log-post for San Francisco
  • click “edit” on ANY individual post, and be redirected to the edit form
  • click “delete” on ANY individual post
    • see a pop-up that says: “Are you sure you want to delete #{ title }?”

Bonuses

A user can…

  • on a city homepage...
    • see titles truncated to 100 characters max
    • see log-post bodies truncated to 1000 characters max
    • see only the 10 newest posts
    • see a relative published-date, e.g. “2 days ago”

Sprint 3. (Validations & Authorization)

A user can…

  • view the “London” homepage
  • view the “Gibraltar” homepage
  • view a list of all cities
  • see a google map centered on the correct city for a given homepage
  • select either “London” or “Gibraltar” or “San Francisco” when they create a log-post (use a dropdown menu)
  • verify that their log-post is published on the correct homepage
  • A user MUST be logged in to:
    • see ANYTHING other than the splash page / login / signup
    • create/update/destroy resources
    • and may only edit/delete their OWN posts
  • view an error message when form validations fail:
    • A title must be between 1 and 200 characters
    • Body must not be empty
    • City must not be empty
  • A malicious user CANNOT save invalid log-post data to the database
    • A title must be between 1 and 200 characters
    • Body must not be empty
    • City must already exist in the database
  • A user CANNOT sign-up with an email (or username) that is already in use.

Bonuses

A user can...

  • view only the 10 most recent posts on the homepage (pagination)
    • and a link/button to the “next” 10
    • add a link/button to the “previous” 10
  • include a geolocation in each of their log-posts
    • see a google map on each city homepage, with the geolocations of the 10 newest posts.
  • click on a pin and be redirected to the corresponding log-post
  • see a list of the city pages they’ve contributed to, on their public profile
    • see the number of log-posts they’ve written, next to each city name

Sprint 4. (N:N and Beyond)

A user can…

  • see any city page / city index / profile --> WITHOUT being signed in
  • click “follow this writer” on another user’s profile page
    • see people they follow listed on their public profile page
    • see a feed of log-posts written by people they follow

Bonuses

A user can…

  • visit a vanity url, like “city/san-francisco”
  • assume a “city manager” role for many cities
    • A manager can…
    • update/delete posts for their city(s)
    • edit their city’s homepage
  • comment on individual log-posts
    • see the number of comments a log-post has (homepage, profile page)
    • see all of the comments they’ve left, listed on their public profile
    • see comments on comments (1 level)
      • leave comments on comments
        • see comments on comments on comments... (n levels)
  • Sign in with OAuth for Instagram
    • See Instagram photos for a city location