Welcome to our project for the CS386 course at NAU. Our project is called "Muscle Memory." We hope to bring a new and fun way for people to actively track information pertaining to nutrients, calorie intake, burnt calories, and more.
The softwares we used are AWS and Node.js. If you download these then we just host our project on a web server that anyone should be able to access.
We are deploying our system using NodeJS with Express on AWS. The AWS machine is an Ubuntu VM we are connecting to through SSH and using only to host the website, and this is all that is necessary to install our project.
Automated tests are used on our javascript functions such as our BMR calculator. Downloading a service like JUnit or another Javascript compatible testing service will work perfectly to test the code. These tests effectively ensure that all calculators and other functions we implement work how we would like them to so we do not have problems when we launch the website for users.
Once you've connected through SSH oyu should be able to go on the website and allow other users to as well.
- AWS- Ubuntu Virtual Machine
- NodeJS- Web Development service
Please visit our CONTRIBUTING.md file for information on contributing.
We use semantic versioning for versioning. For our current version, please see our tags here.
- Nolan Newman
- Drake Stanton
- Braden Wendt
- Nicholas Gonzalez
- Ryan Lucero
- Alonso Jimenez
This project is protected under the MIT License. See LICENSE.md for more.