OrgOrg

Effortless meeting scheduling.

Getting started

Clone the project with git:

git clone https://github.com/mikumino/orgorg.git

After cloning, open a terminal inside the cloned repository and run:

pnpm install

To run the dev server, in the same directory, run:

pnpm run dev

This will launch the server and allow you to test the app through http://localhost:5173/.

To build the project, run:

pnpm run build

Deployment

The website is deployed here through Cloudflare Pages.

To deploy the website yourself, you can utilize Svelte adapters for no-config deployments.

Release Notes (v1.0)

All core functionalities of OrgOrg are now implemented. No major bugs.

Features

• Meeting organization
• Availability filling
• Meeting sharing
  • Available through unique links
  • No account required
• Account creation
  • Email verification through smtp2go
  • User authentication
  • Keep track of meetings

Known Issues

• No way to delete meetings
• No way to delete accounts
• No way to change email/password

Contributors and Evaluations

• Alan Le (me!)
  • Project Manager, Full-stack Developer
  • Worked on frontend (project scaffolding, mockups, login/register pages, meeting organization page, availabilties page), backend (account creation, meeting and availability creation), and deployment
• Ava Vazquez
  • Frontend Developer
  • Worked on frontend (availability filling/page and all related components, user profile page)
  • Very good communication and ability to work independently, good technical skills
• Lauren Contreras
  • Backend Developer
  • Worked on backend (account creation, meeting and availability creation, initialization of database and tables)
  • Good technical skills, always communicative and eager to help
• Daniel Nam
  • Frontend Developer
  • Worked on error handling for meeting organization page
  • Completed assigned tasks on time
• Dylan Oliva
  • Business Analyst / QA
  • Worked on testing and documentation
  • Good communication and ability to work independently. Proactive in work.