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f24 CSD 4503 Asignment 4 Delivery Document

Note: This lab which we did in class is your training to deliver these steps:

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https://coda.io/@peter-sigurdson/assignment-4-training-document-deploying-a-simple-application-wi⁠

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Assignment 4 Instruction Sheet

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Title: CI/CD Pipeline Demonstration with GitHub Actions and Jest

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Objective:

Students will demonstrate their understanding of CI/CD concepts by setting up a basic pipeline using GitHub Actions and Jest. The focus will be on automating testing and ensuring functional integration with GitHub.

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Project Description:

As the culmination of the course, students will create a simple CI/CD pipeline for their JavaScript application. The project emphasizes testing, automation, and documentation. The final deliverable will be the GitHub repository URL, showcasing the pipeline's functionality.

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Tasks:

Refactor the Application:

Use the JavaScript application developed in Assignment 1.

Ensure it meets coding and functional requirements.

Set Up CI/CD Pipeline:

Create a GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/main.yml) that:

Runs Jest tests on each commit or pull request to the main branch.

Outputs success or failure messages in the console.

Test the Workflow:

Ensure that:

Jest tests run automatically when a commit is pushed.

The pipeline correctly passes or fails based on test results.

Documentation:

Add a README.md file to the repository, including:

A brief description of the project.

Steps to set up and test the CI/CD pipeline.

Screenshots of the pipeline's output on GitHub.

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Grading Rubric:

Table 1

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Submission Instructions:

Push the completed project to a GitHub repository.

Include:

A functional .github/workflows/main.yml file.

A comprehensive README.md file.

Submit the repository URL.

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