monster-house

Thanks for looking at my submission! I called my image repository "Monster House" because it consumes images like there's no tomorrow.

Link to Demo: https://photos.app.goo.gl/dHYtJ5X22ifZYQA97

Features

• Upload multiple photos to the server
• Tag each photo upon upload
• Each photo will also receive auto-generated tags
• A search box to search for photos with a specific tag

Installation

1. cd webapp && npm install
2. Run the migrations by hand in server/migrations
3. After starting the localstack instance (which you'll do in the instructions below), create the monsterhouse s3bucket with cd server && make create-bucket

Steps to Run Locally

1. In a terminal pane, start the webapp cd webapp && yarn start

2. run the persistent localstack instance running to mock aws cd server && docker-compose up

Now we have to spin up an ngrok instance to properly expose our locally-stored files to the imagga API

3. Start ngrok in another terminal ./ngrok http 4566

4. copy the ngrok url into the ngrokURL variable in config.yaml: The url should look like: https://cd6017426bf0.ngrok.io

5. In another terminal pane, start the go server cd server && go run main.go

Technology

• React Frontend
• Golang Backend
• AWS localstack hosting s3 from docker
• postgres hosted from docker
• Ngrok to expose images to the internet
• The Imagga API to auto-tag images

Standards:

Webapp

• TSDoc for docstrings above functions
• Standard TypeScript Prettier with ESLint

Server

• gofmt

Testing

Sorry for not writing any tests. It's my last week of work and I'm trying to close up my tickets.