Intune is a music genre discovering app in the form of a trivia game that allows the user to discover new music while also learning about different subgenres.
Three 30 second track sample Audio analysis - danceability, tempo, energy, rhythm, etc Ability to choose genres Earn a playlist if you score 8 out of 10 Playlist is added to users Spotify account
Intune is a (PERN) stack built using PostgreSQL, Express, React, and Node.
It uses the Spotify API for authentication, as well as the following endpoints to fetch data:
- Search item -> to get subgenres, artists uri and playlists
- Artist top tracks -> to fetch track id
- Get track -> to fetch track preview for 30s sample
- Track audio features -> audio analysis
DOCKER to run PostgreSQL server for registered users. To use those features, you must install Docker first before continuing.
Windows:
Follow Microsoft's instructions to install WSL and Docker. MacOS:
Use Homebrew: brew install --cask docker Follow the instructions on the Docker website Launch Docker Desktop once it is installed.
You'll need to install Node v14 or above. nvm is highly recommended.
Spotify requires you to register an app to receive a client id and secret to hit their API endpoints.
git clone https://github.com/ClaribelMendez/FinalProject Install all NPM packages using this in the root directory:
npm install
- Copy the root example environment file
- cp .env.example .env
- npm run db:init
- Start the app and view it at http://localhost:3000 by using:
CD into client directory and and use the command 'npm start', from here you should be redirected to http://localhost:3000/ Shut Down the Express and React development servers using Ctrl-C .
- To restore the DB dump file that the project already contain, just run the command
psql -U postgres -f db.sql. Make sure that you have your Postgres password on hand. The psql console will ask you for your password. - To clean your folder from the owner git, run the command
rm -rf .git - Run the command
git initto start your git repository - Go to the server folder in the project (
cd server) and run the commandnpm install - Inside your server folder, create an .env file with
touch .env - Inside your server folder, open the file
.env.exampleand copy the file there. - Inside your .env file, paste the string from .env.example and change the variables with the values from the project. For this template, don't change the name of your db.
- Inside your server file: run the command
psql -U postgres -f db.sqlto restore the DB from the file db.sql - Go to the cliente folder (
cd .. and cd client) and run the commandnpm start - Both server should run now with
npm start - Go to localhost:3000