Performing music groups of all sizes and configurations desire to track the repertoire they have performed. There are several reasons to organize this information
- Ensuring a program isn't repeated to frequently
- Identify favorite works and those not performed as often
- Re-create an anniversary concert
- Simply to know what has been performed!
Repertoire Keeper grew out of many people wondering aloud over the years how to track this information. As a developer, I had added this question to those I ponder in my downtime and found an opportunity with this technology stack to try out one of those ideas.
- Install Rails 6.0
- Clone this repo to your local machine
- In the
backend
directory- Run
rails db:migrate
to install the database - Run
rails s
to start the server; the Rails API will serve onlocalhost:3000
but there is no need to access the backend unless you would like to review the JSON data itself
- Run
- In the
frontend
directory- Open
index.html
in your browser
- Open
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