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Fullstack platform built with Reactjs, Express, MongoDB & Reduxtoolkit. This app includes authentication, books, bookings, and many more features. Users can view books, log in with google, and login user can borrow, deleted, and update their own profiles.

ps. this project is a solution to intergrify fullstack assignment

• Users can;

  • log in with google
  • view and borrow books
  • update and or delete their own accounts
  • return borrowed books
  • logout profiles

• Admins can;

  • delete and add books
  • update books
  • delete and or update users
  • delete, update or add authors

• and more...

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• api

  A live demo of the app is hosted on Heroku.

Due to demo reasons and Heroku free terms, if an app receives no web traffic in a 30-minute period, it will sleep. Therefore, during the first launch, the application may take longer to load than usual, approximately 15 - 20 seconds. So please be patient and wait for the app to launch. Subsequent launches will be relatively fast.

• client

_Live demo of the client is hosted on render

FrontEnd

• React
• React Hooks
• React router
• Redux Toolkit
• Mui
• TypeScript
  

Backend

• Node
• Express
• JWT
• MongoDB with mongoose
• Heroku hosting
  

Clone this repository to the desired location

git clone https://github.com/v-limo/libbra-app.git

Create a .env file in the api root and add the following

NODE_ENV = developmentPORT = 5000SECRET_KEY = your secret keyMONGO_URI = your mongodb uriCLIENT_ID = your google client idCLIENT_SECRET =  your google client secret

cd to client, create a.env file in the root

cd client

cd to api, create a.env file in the root

cd api

and add the following

REACT_APP_API_KEY = google api keyREACT_APP_API_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID = google client idREACT_APP_CLIENT_ID=  google client id

npm installcd clientnpm install

# Run Api (:5000)cd apinpm run start:dev

# Run clientcd clientnpm start

# Create client prod buildcd clientnpm run build

Contributions are highly appreciated. In general, I follow the "fork-and-pull" Git workflow.

1. Fork this repo
2. Clone the project to your own machine
3. Commit changes to your own branch
4. Push your work back up to your fork
5. Submit a Pull request so that I can review your changes

NOTE: Be sure to merge the latest from "upstream" before making a pull request!

MIT license