Cinemaster

Simple movie review app for real movie fans
Live demo here

Table of Contents

• General Info
• Technologies and Tools Used
• Features
• Screenshots
• Project Status
• To do/ Improvement Ideas
• Acknowledgements
• Setup and install

General Information

It was my first serious project made by me, without any tutorials and guides. In a nutshell it's movie review system with some CRUD operations, with auth system and UI with handling every important operation from API.

Technologies and Tools Used

• Frontend: Angular JS (and Typescript) - version 14
• Backend (API): ASP .NET - version 7.0
• Containers: Docker desktop - version 4.20
• Database: PostgreSQL
• Styles: Bootstrap 5 + Bootswatch theme
• Image Cloud: Cloudinary
• ORM (Object-Relational Mapping): Entity framework 7.0
• API Testing: Postman
• Version Control - Git
• Package manager - NuGet and npm
• Host: Render.com

Features

• Login and register form with validation (API and client side)
• Jwt Token with claims
• Roles (Admin and User)
• Admin dashboard with Movies CRUD
• Paging, sorting and filtering
• Searchbar
• Image Upload
• Adding and Deleting Comments
• Adding and Editing Ratings
• Adding and Removing Movies To/From list
• "My Interactions" panel with user Comments, Ratings and Movie List
• Ranking movies - From best average Ratings to worst
• Guards - client side security system preventing unwanted behaviors
• Interceptor - client side system to sending auth token
• Loading screen

Screenshots

Project Status

The project is finished, but there is a possibility that it will be improved in terms of optimization and better caching system

To do / Improvement Ideas

• Better caching system
• Query optimization
• Client side optimization
• More option for filtering and sorting
• Editing Comment feature

Acknowledgements

• Poster Photos was taken from imdb.com

Setup and install

Soon Docker desktop instalation

1. Make sure you have docker dektop installed
2. Pull the Docker postgreSQL image

docker pull postgres

3. Run the docker container

docker run --name postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgrespw -d -p 5432:5432 postgres

4. Pull Docker image project

docker pull ashennone/cinemaster:latest

5. Run docker image

docker run --rm -it -p 8080:80 ashennone/cinemaster
when it ends enter in your browser:
http://localhost:8080/

6. Admin account login and password (only works for development version)

login: rebecca
password: Passw0rd!

Note

If you don't have docker desktop and you want to test it, you can clone my repo, but you need to have own postgres local server, update env variables in appsettings.developement.json, make cloudinary account and update cloudinary variables, so I don't recommend it but if you did it, next you can type in project directory:

dotnet run

and open in your browser

https://localhost:5001/

Password there is the same like docker image