A live running version can be found at https://findr-rebuild.netlify.app/
- React
- Next.js
I also made use of the React-Swipy
library for the card swiping.
- Node.js
- Express
- Foursquare API
This web app was originally made using my very basic react knowledge and the google maps API. It was very bad but the code can still be found in the old
branch.
- Clone the repository locally
- Navigate to /frontend and run
npm install
- Navigate to /backend and run
npm install
- Inside the
/backend/example.env
file, put your foursquare client_id and client_secret (info on getting these can be found here) - In the same file, ensure your list of allowed origins includes 'http://localhost:3000' (this is your frontend)
- Rename your
example.env
to just.env
- Inside of the /backend folder Run
npm start
to start the backend. You can see if this is working by visitinghttp://localhost:3001
- Inside of the /frontend/src/utils folder, modify the
getPlaces
function so that the url points to your locally running backend (http://localhost:3001
) - Inside of the /frontend folder, run
npm run dev
to start the frontend. You can also runnpm run build
followed bynpm start
to run the production build.
I made this app as a way to solidify everything I have learned, but hopefully I have also made it easy enough to contribute despite that not being the goal of this project.
Feel free to fork the project and make whatever changes you want, I will happily merge them in if they are useful!
If you are stuck on what to work on but still want to contribute, check out the Github Issues as I will put any bugs or potential features there