fattylee/fattylee_social_network

Sayurs is a platform where everyone is allowed to echo their voice

Sayurs

Sayurs is a platform where everyone is allowed to echo their voice.

Sayurs Frontend

Sayurs Backend

Table of Content

Features
Technology
Installation
Testing

Features

Users

Users can Signup on Sayurs app
Users can Login on Sayurs
Users can create a post
Users can Get all posts
Users can Get a post
Users can Update a post
Users can Delete a post

Technologies and Languages

Modern JavaScript technologies were adopted in this project

ES2015: Also known as ES6 or ECMASCRIPT 6, is a new and widely used version of Javascript that makes it compete healthily with other languages. See here for more infromation.

NodeJS: Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment which allows you enjoy the features of Javascript off the web browsers and implement server-side web development. Visit here for more information.

ExressJS: This is the web application framework for Node.js Visit here for more information.

MongoDB, Mongoose ORM, Apollo Server GraphQL, Jsonwebtoken, Bcryptjs, Create React App, React-hooks, Semantic-UI, Apollo Client, CSS, HTML5 to mention a few.

Installation

1. Clone this repository into your local computer:

git clone https://github.com/Fattylee/fattylee_social_network.git

2. Navigate into the cloned repository in your computer: Server

$ cd fattylee_social_network/server `Server`

3. Install dependencies by running.

$ npm install

4. Create a .env file and fill the credencials using the .env.sample file sample at the server directory

5. Start the application by running

$ npm run start:dev

Start your GraphQL server on http://localhost:5000 to view it in the browser.

6. Navigate into the cloned repository in your computer: Client

$ cd fattylee_social_network/client `Client`

7. Install dependencies by running.

$ npm install

8. Create a .env file and fill the credencials using the .env.sample file sample at the client directory

9. Start the application by running

$ npm run start:client

Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

Testing

• run test using npm test