I've completed it!
I have done the 4 required PR's for Hacktoberfest, which means I am eligible for the t-shirt. It actually wasn't as easy as I thought. I could probably have been a bit naughty and broken down my PR's into much smaller pieces of work to try and bump the numbers up, but I would have just been cheating myself out of doing as much work as I have.
So to give a summary of the new functionality I've added to Moodster API over this Hacktoberfest, here are my PR's:
October 02, 2019 00:44 Added the moods table, including default data.
October 02, 2019 21:31 Added test to cover none type token payloads to
October 18, 2019 18:14 Added team creation deafault admin user
October 19, 2019 16:08 Member mood addition
So that's it, there has been some great additions there which push the functionality further than what the previous Flask-Restplus verison had. Furthemore I believe that the API is probably now MVP complete. Looking back at the original blog post that laid out the MVP the API has endpoints which would allow the frontend to perform all of those actions.
Next up is to try and push development a bit more on the web/mobile app front to try and get that to MVP.
I have done the 4 required PR's for Hacktoberfest, which means I am eligible for the t-shirt. It actually wasn't as easy as I thought. I could probably have been a bit naughty and broken down my PR's into much smaller pieces of work to try and bump the numbers up, but I would have just been cheating myself out of doing as much work as I have.
So to give a summary of the new functionality I've added to Moodster API over this Hacktoberfest, here are my PR's:
October 02, 2019 00:44 Added the moods table, including default data.
October 02, 2019 21:31 Added test to cover none type token payloads to
October 18, 2019 18:14 Added team creation deafault admin user
October 19, 2019 16:08 Member mood addition
So that's it, there has been some great additions there which push the functionality further than what the previous Flask-Restplus verison had. Furthemore I believe that the API is probably now MVP complete. Looking back at the original blog post that laid out the MVP the API has endpoints which would allow the frontend to perform all of those actions.
Next up is to try and push development a bit more on the web/mobile app front to try and get that to MVP.
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