The Tree Survey is my solo project that I developed for Coding Dojo.

🌲 This project is a Python with Flask application. Using HTML5, CSS3, Jinja2, and Bootstrap for the Front-end work.

🌲 Back-end work consist of Python3 and MySQL. I used Balsamiq wireframes to draw up the page layout concepts.

🌲 Project Description: The Arbor Day Foundation sends me a paper survey each year asking questions. I was thinking of creating a webpage for folks to enter trees they have counted around them.

• • Register and Login page (with validation)
    
• • Welcome dashboard page for user they can see what they have entered. Edit & Delete links
    
• • Add location where they are at and how many trees are in that location. (address will have validations, # of trees etc)
    
• • Edit page pre-fills data to edit.
    
• • Tree look up page
    

🌲 Backlog:

• Tree look up page may have to go into the backlog. I’d like to do a search for a tree based on selections they make and it returns different options to view and find the tree.  Or allowing the user to upload a photo and it returns a list of potential matches to view and choose from.

• Make another additional page that covers every question that is present on the paper version of the survey.

• Additional page for Tree companies doing work on planting more trees.

• Add page for Bird, butterfly, and wildlife conservation info.

🌲 New Programming Concept(s) I'm Planning to Learn: - Implement the Jinja2 "includes" into my html, and further work with Bootstrap (responsiveness).

The requirements for the solo project that we had to meet are the following.

Solo Project Proposal

🥷 It's time to start putting your bootcamp skills to something you want to share with the world!

🥷 Begin by coming up with an idea, either from the listed wireframes, or your own design. Your project should NOT be related to a belt exam or a past full-stack assignment. Your project should advance yourself as a developer, and it can also:

Relate to a passion or hobby of yours
Solve or simplify a problem for yourself or somebody
Perform common good for a community

The front-end/design of your project can be just as important as your back-end, make sure you allow yourself the time to focus on this as well.

You should then build up a feature list for what you would want to include in your presentation (Minimum Viable Product or MVP) and features that would be cool, but not crucial (product backlog).

Project Requirements

✓ - Required, these are mostly competencies that were required for your Orange/Red belt

B - Bonus, some are Black belt features, while others are within your abilities

Language Used	PYTHON
Project is on GitHub	✓
.gitignore file in root folder	✓
All of CRUD* on a non-User table (Create, Read, Update, Delete)	✓
CSS implemented, and possibly other static content	✓
Data is validated upon create and edit, errors show	✓
Login and Registration with validations	✓
Protected routes (Must be logged in to view)	✓
Application is responsive	B
Application uses a CSS framework such as Bootstrap	B
Application is publicly deployed	B
Application features a third-party API	B
File Upload	B
Many-to-many relationship (like, favorite, RSVP, etc)	B
AJAX	B
Project uses Django instead of Flask	B

https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore

https://www.toptal.com/developers/gitignore

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Login & Registration Page:

Login Validation:

Registration Validation:

Dashboard (Home) Page:

Add Location Page & Validation (Create/Insert):

View Location Page & Edit Location Page (Read/Select & Update):

Delete link is listed on the Dashboard page.

Instructions: (Note: these instructions are for a Mac.)

You will have to forward engineer the ERD and run 'pipenv install PyMySQL flask flask-bcrypt' after downloading the files.
pipenv shell
python3 server.py
Open Local host in your browser.