TaskTide

Sync, Focus, Achieve Streamline teamwork and solo efforts to peak efficiency with our task organizer

A task management tool offering private and shared spaces for solo and collaborative work. It provides a structured approach to organizing tasks, with features for setting deadlines, tracking progress, task assignment, and tagging. Potentially includes a Pomodoro-inspired 'Tide Clock' for time tracking and focus enhancement.

We have implemented all basic and extra requirements. Here is the checklist:

Frontend (Responsive Vue.js with Vue Router)

• A Vue form with at least 4 fields (excluding login)
• Responsive design with usability at both desktop and mobile screen sizes
• Vue Router for navigation
• Video demonstrates usability in desktop and mobile modes

Backend (Node.js with MongoDB)

• Node.js backend with Express.js
• MongoDB database for storing non-trivial state
• REST API && Socket.IO-based server
• Authenticated users support
• Admin user role and RBAC for non-admin users, Basic && Premium 👑
• Load balanced backend with REST or GraphQL API, demonstrating no obvious dependency on global variables
• Concurrency handling for safe operations
• Scale-out Socket.IO server layer

Authentication and User Management

• Multiple authenticated users
• Admin and non-admin user roles with role-based access control
• Video demo shows two different user roles logging in and significant features present for one role but absent for another

Testing and Concurrency

• Basic End-to-End (E2E) test suite demonstrating a basic user flow
• Video shows a command-line utility trying to hack into the app using curl (unsuccessfully)
• Video demonstrates concurrent use by at least two users working properly
• E2E test demonstrating a fail condition in CI/CD pipeline
• Correct use of Git commits (commit messages, structured history)

CI/CD and Deployment

• GitLab CI/CD pipeline to build Docker images of the app
• CI/CD demonstrates enabling a feature change (such as wording on a page)
• Video demo shows CI/CD doing a Docker build and pushing to a registry

Additional Features (GraphQL, Socket.IO, and Non-trivial Changes)

• Backend server exposes a GraphQL endpoint /api/graphql
• Frontend source code includes at least two calls to the GraphQL backend user quickTask
• Video demo demonstrates load balancing (scale-out backend is used)
• Codebase shows non-trivial changes over and above class-provided example code

Video Demonstrations

• All team members speak for at least 10 seconds
• Video has a good explanation of key parts of the code
• Video has a good explanation of how concurrency is handled
• Video demo demonstrates concurrent use by at least two users working properly
• Video shows logs from separate backend servers demonstrating that load balancing is working (while doing REST)