ajibs/hotspots

Discover the best night clubs around you or in any location in the world and RSVP ahead of time.

Hotspots

Discover the best night clubs around you or in any location in the world and RSVP ahead of time.

Hotspots is a FreeCodeCamp Project.

Feature List

• View night clubs in your location.
• View night clubs in any city in the world.
• Authenticated user can indicate as going to a night club.
• Authenticated user can remove from going to a night club.
• Google typeAhead.
• On Login automatically search for night clubs close to a user's location.
• Signup, Login and Logout of the app with Facebook, Google, Twitter or Local Login.
• Connect all social media accounts to one single login account.

Getting Started

Hotspots is hosted on Heroku and can be accessed here:

• Production

Prerequisites

These are what you need installed on your computer to use the application:

• Web Browser (Chrome, or Mozilla, or Safari, or Opera, or Microsoft Edge )

For Developers:

• Git
• Node.js
• MongoDb
• Yarn

Setup

Local Copy

To create a local copy, run the following in your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/ajibs/hotspots.git

Then change into the local directory, run the following in your terminal:

cd hotspots

Install Node.js and Yarn

If you don't have Node.js installed, please go ahead and grab it here. This project uses ES6+ features and requires Node version >= 7.6.0 and <=8.9.1

Yarn is a package manager for Node.js and can be installed from here.

To confirm that you have Node.js installed, run the following in your terminal:

node -v

You should get something like v8.9.1.

To confirm that you have Yarn installed, run the following in your terminal:

yarn -v

You should get something like 1.3.2.

Setup Database and .env file

You can setup a database on mlab. You should also create a .env file using .env.sample as a prototype.

Install Node.js Modules

To install all dependencies, run the following in your terminal:

yarn

Development

To kickstart the application, run the following in your terminal:

npm start

To continue full-stack development on this project, run the following in your terminal:

npm run dev

Built With

• Git - Version Control
• Node.js - JS Runtime Environment
• Yarn - Package Manager
• Express - Web Framework
• Pug - Templating Engine
• Webpack - Build Tool
• Babel - Transpiler
• mLab - Database
• Heroku - Hosting and Continuous Deployment
• VS Code - Code Editor
• Chrome - Browser

Contributing

Contributions are welcome

Author

• Bolu Ajibawo

License

MIT

Acknowledgments

• Jordan Sobovitch
• FreeCodeCamp
• Chingu
• Red Pandas
• Developer Community
• Family and Friends