BeeFinder (primary name; sometimes BeeFindr if BeeFinder is not available) connects beekeepers with wild or escaped hives.

• Continuous integration and delivery with TravisCI
  https://travis-ci.org/openscript/beefindr
• Backend with Firebase
  https://console.firebase.google.com/project/beefindr
• Hosting with Firebase
  https://beefindr.firebaseapp.com/
  • Hello World proof of concept: https://beefindr.firebaseapp.com/hello-world
• Code quality with CodeClimate
  https://codeclimate.com/github/openscript/beefindr
• Test Coverage with CodeClimate
  https://codeclimate.com/github/openscript/beefindr

• Write commit messages in English and follow https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/

1. Install git and configure your user and email
2. Clone project
   git clone [email protected]:openscript/beefindr.git
3. Set up development environment
   • Install Visual Studio Code
   • Install NodeJS and Yarn
   • Install Angular CLI globaly
     yarn global add @angular/cli
4. Change to the workspace
   for example with cd
5. Install dependencies
   yarn install
6. Run application and open browser
   ng serve --open

1. Clone or pull project
   git clone [email protected]:openscript/beefindr.git or git pull
2. Create a new branch
   git checkout -b features/[yourFeature]
3. Run tests
   ng test --code-coverage
4. Push new branch to remote
   git push --set-upstream origin features/[yourFeature]
5. Follow the Add a pull request instructions

1. Finish development of your feature
   • Make sure the tests are passing with ng test --code-coverage
2. Merge any commit from the master into the feature branch
   git merge master
3. Create a pull request
   • Select a reviewer
   • Make sure the checks are passing
   • Make sure the branch is mergable

The following terms should be used throughout.

• [Tutorial] AngularFire2: Installation and Setup
• [Tutorial] Angular 7: Firebase Authentication
• [Media] Bee for the logo
• [Media] Map for the logo
• [Tutorial] Material UI: Getting started