🌐 Create a test version for a private 🔐 social media website (client: Groupomania)
🔓 Authentificate a user and maintain their connection untill logout ✅
📑 🔑 Implement a secure data storing system using a database ✅
📱 Developp the website interface using a front-end framework ✅
👥 Create a user account with minimum info ✅
🔓 Login with an email and a password ✅
🔒 Possibility to logout ✅
🔑 Connection data must be secure ✅
📄 List of the posts created by users ✅
⬇️ Reverse chronological order listing ✅
✏️ Create a post with text and/or image ✅
📝 Modify a post (by creator or admin) ✅
❌ Delete a post (by creator or admin) ✅
👍 Like a post (only once) ✅
🛂 Admin must be able to modify/delete all posts ✅
Install Node js [if it's already installed make sure the version you have is compatible with React Js v18.0]
Clone this repo [ https://github.com/nadaissa/IssaNada_7_25062022.git ]
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Back-end: bcrypt, cors, dotenv, email-validator, express, express-rate-limit, fs, helmet, jsonwebtoken, multer, mysql, mysql2, nodemon, password-validator, sequelize, sequelize-cli.
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Front-end: axios, js-cookie, moment, node-sass, prop-types, react, react-dom, react-lazy-load-image-component, react-router, react-router-dom, react-scripts
Install and setup your database - this project was conceived with MySQL (see the official MySQL documentation for installation and you can use MySQL Workbench for an easier management of your DB)
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A dump with the DB structure or both DB structure and content will be provided by email
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The database schema contains 3 principle tables: :pushpin: users: id, email, password, firstName, lastName, bio, picture, admin, createdAt, updatedAt
📌 posts: id, userId, postContent, postMedia, createdAt, updatedAt
📌 likes: id, postId, userId, createdAt, updatesAt
- the ORM used to manage the API connection with the DB is Sequelize [ see below to transfer the models of the DB]
1- Inside the main folder create an "images" folder
2- Inside the main folder create an ".env" file and define these environnement variables:
- DB_USERNAME: "your database username"
- DB_PASSWORD:"your database password"
- DB_NAME_DEV: "your database name in dev mode"
- DB_NAME_TEST: "your database name in test mode" (if necessary)
- DB_NAME_PROD: "your database name in prod mode" (if necessary)
- SECRET_TOKEN: "your database password generated secret token"
3- Run yarn install
5- Run yarn sequelize-cli db:migrate
4- Run node server or nodemon server
**Note: the server port depends on the sequelize db configurantion file, the alternative back-end server port is '3001'
1- Run yarn install
3- Follow these front-end readme file instructions:
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