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Camagru

School 42 project. Camagru is an Instagram like web app.

  • Backend in vanilla PHP
  • Custom built router, request object, controllers and ORM entities to mimic the behaviour of frameworks like Laravel or Symfony.
  • Frontend in HTML, CSS + Tailwindcss, vanilla Javascript
  • Mobile friendly
  • Runs on nginx server
  • Scripts executed by php-fpm
  • Data stored using MySQL
  • Phpmyadmin enabled
  • Deployed using Docker

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When a user registers, he / she needs to verify the account via an email that was sent. Furthermore, it is possible to reset a password.

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Logged in user can take a picture via camera or upload it.

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If user desires, frames can be added to the image. After description is added, new post can be submitted. Also, previous posts are available here and can be deleted too.

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In the catalog all submitted posts can be viewed, liked, commented and shared.

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Only logged in users can like and comment.

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The user can also edit profile settings. Each time user's post is commented a notification via email is sent.

Installation

First, your machine must have Docker installed.

Clone this repository

git clone git@github.com:lauris-printify/camagru.git

Switch to project folder

cd camagru

Add API keys in

camagru/config/apis.php

Run the app using docker

docker-compose up

Open the app

http://localhost:8098/catalog

Logging into phpmyadmin

Log into phpmyadmin http://localhost:8088 using:

username: root
password: rootroot

Database setup

Sample user with sample posts are created in config file

camagru/config/database.php

I would have used data dump in Docker setup, but school's subject required having database setup in that file.

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