INDEX is a facebook clone built in AdonisJS with a React front end.

Features include:

<h3>{logging in}</h3>
    - log in through facebook and it will pull your information and picture
    - log in with email address and you can choose your own picture
    - if you leave and return you will auto log in quickly
    - google login is coming

{news feed}
    - posting, commenting, likes handled just like facebook
    - posts can be text, images and videos
    - posts now have link previews with title, image, description if a link is found in the post
    - users can delete posts and comments that they have made themselves
    - websockets are used to update everyone's feeds when any user posts or comments or likes something
    - click images to open large view
    - click videos to pause/mute/download/fullscreen
    - click user's name to go to their profile
    - click link icon to go to individual post page (link to share this post)

{messenger}
    - you are immediately visible to all online as soon as you log in
    - all online and offline users are visible in your messenger sidebar
    - chat with people just like on facebook
    - chat windows and usernames will flash when a message is received
    - icon will change to let you know you have unread messages from a user
    - easily minimize or close the chat window or hide the entire messenger sidebar
    - your chat history with other users is persistent

{other}
    - vibrant high contrast dark theme
    - optimized to work smoothly and look just as good on mobile, if not better

{coming soon}
    - expanded profile page (right now it is there but it's just your picture)
    - groups / pages (they are visible on the left but not functional)
    - news / weather / popular posts at the top of feed
    - notifications
    - animations are in the works
    - log in via google
    - post searching
    - infinite scrolling / lazy loading
    - service workers to keep functionality when offline / slow connection
    - ability to choose different themes
    - changing the domain name of course