najens/item_catalog

Python web application that allows users to perform basic crud operations on categories and items (Udacity Full Stack Nanodegree Project)

item_catalog

item_catalog is a simple python flask app that allows users to perform basic crud operations on categories and items in a catalog database.

Software Requirements

• Git or Git Bash
• Vagrant 2.0.1
• Virtualbox 5.1.30

Installation Instructions

Open Git or Git Bash in your workspace directory

Clone the GitHub repository

$ git clone https://github.com/najens/item_catalog.git

Navigate to project folder

$ cd item_catalog

Create and Configure Virtual Machine

$ vagrant up

Sign in to Virtual Machine

$ vagrant ssh

# If you have trouble signing in export the
# following environment variable and try again

$ export VAGRANT_PREFER_SYSTEM_BIN=1

Create and activate virtual environment

$ sudo su
$ mkdir /.virtualenvs
$ cd /.virtualenvs
$ python3 -m venv item_catalog
$ source item_catalog/bin/activate

Upgrade pip3

$ pip3 install --upgrade pip

Install Module Dependencies

$ cd /vagrant
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Setup Google and Facebook OAuth Configurations

Google

• Log in to https://console.developers.google.com
• Create new project
• Type in a name for your project and click 'Create'
• Select your new project and on the credentials page 'Create credentials' with 'OAuth client ID'
• Configure consent screen by giving product a name to show users
• Select 'Web application' as application type
• Set Authorized redirect URI to 'htttp://localhost:5000/google_login/google/authorized'
• Open config.py in Vim or other editor and insert Google CLient ID and Client Secret
• Save config.py and exit

$ vim config.py

Facebook

• Log in to https://developers.facebook.com
• Add a new App
• Enter App display name and your email address
• Click on Basic under Settings tab
• Insert 'localhost' for the app domain
• Insert 'http://localhost:5000/' for the site url and save changes
• Click on the Products + tab to add Facebook Login
• Click on settings under the Facebook Login tab
• Click on Setup under Facebook Login
• Skip the Quickstart and click on Settings under the Facebook Login tab
• Insert 'http://localhost:5000/facebook_login/facebook/authorized' into valid OAuth redirect URIs and save changes.
• Open config.py in Vim or other editor and insert Facebook App ID and App Secret
• Save config.py and exit

$ vim config.py

Export insecure transport environment variable to use with http on localhost

export OAUTHLIB_INSECURE_TRANSPORT=1

Run App

$ python3 run.py

Open app in browser at http://localhost:5000