THIS IS THE FRONT-END PROGRAM; here is a link to the back-end: https://github.com/inee-ader/BACK-faceplant
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QobMlju2xlM&t=1s&ab_channel=IneeAder
This was a solo-project for the final phase (Phase 5) of Flatiron School Software Engineering program; cohort start date October 5th, 2020. Ruby on Rails backend with JavaScript React frontend. Vanilla CSS.
This web-app is my first attempt at a social media platform for HOUSE PLANT ENTHUSIASTS! I'm calling it FacePlant for now! Some people, myself included, collect plants and adore their unique assembly! This is a place to catalogue a photo and basic details of your plants, and view your collection in your dashboard!
You can visit the Greenhouse page to see the latest plant profiles added by other users. Click the 'adore' button to show your appreciation. Click on the plant's common name in green and you can see the plant's details entered by its keeper. There you can leave a compliment on the plant.
Do you name your plants? Do they have personalities? This is the place to let that shine, and share with others! Lean into your deep love for your plant-babies in a community that feels the same. Here at FacePlant, it's all about the pure sweet plants and the beauty they bring to our lives.
Git clone the frontend and backend repositories to your computer. Run bundle install to get all your gems updated, followed by rails db:migrate to get that database up and running. Next, launch your localhost with rails s--this repository is set to run backend on localhost:3000 and front end on localhost:3001.
With your frontend, navigate to the root and run npm install to get all those packages ready. Now you can launch your frontend React app with npm start and it will open in your browser as localhost:3001.
The background images are .gitignored.
I plan on re-factoring and making this app a real thing. I have many more features I want to incorporate, and want a co-partner to work with me on it in the near future.
Inee Ader 01/06/2021
Thank you to my cohort who have helped along the way!
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