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---------------------------------------------------------------------- Swap Sweeper ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 0. Overview 1. Requirements and Dependencies 2. Setup Development Environment 3. Conceptual Framework ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 0. Overview ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Swap Sweeper is a Rails web application that integrates with Facebook. It is a web based application that facilitates barter within ones social network. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 1. Requirements and Dependencies ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MongoDB Ruby 1.9.2 Rails 3.0.3 RVM http://beginrescueend.com ( Optional ) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 2. Setup Development Environment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Facebook test accounts are needed to work on this application. I've created an utility application to manage these accounts: https://github.com/murphybytes/fb-testuser-tools After you check out the rails project you'll need to run 'bundle install' from the rails project root. You'll need to set up localhost to point to www.swapsweep.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 3. Conceptual Framework ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The application is designed to facilitate the barter of goods and services between a community of people who have a relationship with one another. There are similar applications out there but this one differs in two key respects. Existing web applications rely on rating systems to communicate satisfaction with the individual conducting a transaction. This is to attempt to build some level of trust with the parties involved. The Swap application doesn't do this because presumibly the parties know one another as indicated through Facebook friendship. Parties desire to stay in good standing within a Facebook community will facilitate the integrity as it pertains to behavior in a barter transaction. Data Model Users have multiple offerings. An offering is a good or a service that is to be sold or traded by a user. An offering is associated with one active auction. The user accepts bids on an offering until an acceptable bid is recieved. A bid describes the items a counterparty will trade in exchange for the offering at auction. When an acceptable bid is recieved the offering user closes the auction and the swap is confirmed. The offering is exchanged with the items described in the winning bid. In some cases an offering will be available continuously. In this case a new auction will be opened indicating that the offering is still available. An example of this type of offerings would be a service like plumbing or web design. See a picture of the data model. http://github.com/murphybytes/Swap-Sweeper/blob/master/data-model.png
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