https://firebase.google.com/docs/web/setup

Git Flow Action Plan:

1. The three teammates will each have a separate branch labeled with first name. Each person will commit code to their individual branch.
2. The three teammates agree to write detailed comments in all code and write detailed commit messages for each git commit.
3. The 'git tzar' will merge all individual branches with the master branch and resolve any conflicts at a minimum of three times per day (once around 1pm, once around 5pm, and once around 11pm) and any additional merges as needed. After each 'master-merge' each teammate will make a new pull from master.
4. The three teammates agree to remain in constant communication in-person and online about the project and code commits. All agree to make an effort to work in their separate component folders to avoid conflicts. If work in necessary in a shared folder, like App.js they will alert the team beforehand.

Done on May 25.

we have two dependencies , so the user can't add product was not added in the products table. and since we are three people . it will be easier for the workflow to have two tables only and the userid will be intiailly hardcoded until we add more users post mvp

https://docs.google.com/document/d/101Yy3nMstHFsH2_UCtruarcJmXiQsxoQmtgpuIt7Cko/edit?usp=sharing

Team Status Report (Thursday, 25 May @ 5pm)
'Can I Eat This?' (Project 3 - Esraa, Francheska, Naomi)

A. project management planning completed:

1. web and mobile wire frames drawn up with balsamiq
2. database structure planned out/drawn up in excel and ERD tool
3. app work flow planned/drawn out digitally
4. extensive similar app research completed
5. extensive external API research completed to determine best API to use
6. user stories completed
7. basic readme - completed (need to update though)
8. researched OCR
9. coordinated how to divide project amongst team of three

B. technical/coding completed:

1. full front end structure in place
2. primary front end routes and components created/displayed (react)
3. external api axios call in place. grabbing ingredient data saving in props.
4. user allergen list in place. grabbing user input - based on hard coded user id
5. user auth sign in complete, using firebase (but will comment out for now and re-add post-mvp)
6. database created and deployed on heroku
7. front-end color scheme, logos, and icons completed
8. many git merges successfully completed

C. TO DO:

1. OCR
2. connect database on heroku with react front end
3. filter/compare the two tables (allergens and product info)
4. render/display results on page
5. complete CRUD functionality
6. deploy front end online
7. finalize all readme
8. make responsive for mobile
9. clean up and comment code
10. add post-mvp features

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In App.js we configured the routes for Home, Profile, History, Result and Error 404. We imported a Navigation component to App.js, which contains the nav (links) for Home, Profile and History.