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scrumptious

Overview

scrumptious is a Node.js/Express application which supports projects that follow the Scrum process. The ultimate goal is to develop an open source tool that suports the following:

  • Administer users that can login, enter stories, be accept stories etc.
  • Define Projects. Each project will have its own backlog and sprints.
  • Within a project, support entering stories
  • Define sprints within a project, and assign stories to the sprint
  • Track progress of the sprint
  • Define epics, and associate stories with an epic
  • Track sprint velocity, and individual velocity to guide capapcity planning for sprints

The plan is to build out the functinality over time - much like a real scrum project. The file backlog.md will track the planned stories until scrumptious itself can be used to track its own development.

Design Notes

MongoDB Document Collections

team members

Users that can access the stories, and accept tasks

Projects

Each project will contain its associated stories and sprints, as well as metrics like team velocity.

{ 
    name: "Project name (<= 80 characters)",
    description: "Project description (<= 1024 characters)",
    stories: [
        {title, description, status, points, owner}
    ],
    closedStories: [
    ],
    sprints: [
    ]
}

Stories

Each story captures a single user facing feature. It is envisioned that a story will have the following lifecycle:

  • Story is entered into the system, with initial status of To Do.
  • The story is assigned to a sprint, and assigned an owner.
  • When work on the story begins, it should be changed to the In Progress state.
  • When work is complete, the story enters In Review. During this time code reviews, UI reviews etc. will take place.
  • When all work is finished, the story is marked Done.
  • The story is marked Accepted when the customer has seen the functionality and approved of the functionality.

Each story is modeled as follows:

{
title: "Title of the story (<= 80 chars)",
description: "Detailed description of the story (<= 1024 chars)",
status: "[Todo, In Progress, In Review, Done, Accepted]",
points: 0, //"Whole number between 0 and 89"
owner: "Name of user that accepted the story",
sprint: "reference to the sprint the story is assigned to, or null"
}

Sprints

A collection of stories and a duration (start, ends, capacity etc)

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