enzom-uy / mylo

Website used by me and my friends to upload useful nades from CS:GO game.

This project is now dead due to Snap Inc letting Gfycat die without warning.

I'm currently evaluating another alternatives to Gfycat, but it will take some time.

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Mylo

Website for me and my friends to upload useful CS:GO utilities.

Website

📔 Table of Contents

• 📔 Table of Contents
  • 🌟 About the project
    • 📷 Screenshots
  • 👾 Technologies
  • Starting the project
    • Prerequirements
    • 🏃 Running the project locally

🌟 About the project

📷 Screenshots

👾 Technologies

• Typescript
  • Javascript superset that makes it actually safe (and kinda fun 😁) to use.
• Nextjs
  • Next is the Javascript/React framework that I chose for this project, since it's currently the one that interests me the most and fits my needs.
• tRPC
  • I used tRPC instead of something like Express or GraphQL, mainly because I really like the t3 stack.
• Chakra UI.
  • I chose to use a Component Library like Chakra UI because it allowed me to be more focused on my code, instead of styling. It increased my development time, and it's the one that I find more easy to customize if I need to.
  • Chakra needs Framer-motion to work
• Prisma and MySQL with Planetscale
  • I really wanted to try something differente than MongoDB or Firebase, basically I wanted to give relational databases a try. Also, giving the nature of my project (having users, letting users upload stuff, etc), a document-based approach in my database would've been a nightmare to work with.
• Next-Auth
  • Authentication has never been easier than with Next-auth.

Starting the project.

Prerequirements

This project uses either yarn or npm as dependency/package manager. You should have npm installed if you already have Node. If you choose to use yarn, run the next command to install it:

 npm i -g yarn

🏃 Running the project locally

Clone the project:

  git clone [e-mail]:enzom-uy/mylo.git

Go to the project directory:

  cd mylo

Install dependencies:

# with yarn:
  yarn
# with npm:
  npm install

Start the development server:

# with yarn:
  yarn start
# with npm:
  npm start

You'll need to declare some env variables if you actually want it to work.