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Init Ideas:

Instagram 'Prime Time' to Post
For this application, we would make use of Instagram's API to see how many of your active followers are online at a given moment in time. We would then use this information to alert the user when it's the best time to post. In the app, the user would set a threshhold of a percentage of how many users they'd want to be online, and once that threshold is reached, the app would send a push notification to alert the user that it's time to post! This app could be used for businesses promoting their products and services on Instagram, along with any basic user just trying to maximize their likes.

*Travel - Food - Spotify
For this idea we intend to use Expedia, Spotify, and Yelp to essentially create a web based application that would help users get more in tune with the place they would be visiting. Assuming you like to travel at a moments notice all we would need is the destination, dates, and length of stay. With that information we can create a playlist for the duration of your flight choosing popular songs from the country you are visiting. On top of that we would create a list of recommended restaurants for you to visit during your stay.

Project Configuration

Sides Language
Front-End ReactJS
Back-End API PHP
Algorithm Python
Database MySQL
Web Service AWS

Project Compiler Instructions

Front-End:

  1. git update repository to the newest
  2. open terminal, cd to prime-time directory
  3. run
> npm install
> npm start
  1. The website will be hosted on http://localhost:3000 if no issue appear.
  2. But there might be some dependency issues, and project will notify what is wrong or which package to install.
  3. run follow command to install specific package.
> npm install <Package Name>

7.then

> npm start

Back-End:

For Mac

  1. Copy this application into your /Library/WebServer/Documents/ folder.

  2. And in your terminal, start up your Apache server by running command:

sudo apachectl start
  1. Then to your browser:

    https://localhost/instagramScraper/swagger/index.html

  2. You can try input and get the output JSON.

  3. If you any assistance, contact Tony on Slack.

For Windows

  1. You need to know how to start a Apache server or Nginx server on your machine... GOOGLE it! XD

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