Data-driven Item Catalog web app with CRUD functions using Python, Flask, SQLAlchemy, and Bootstrap.
A long time ago I created a static jewelry website for my sister-in-law and I thought I could apply what I learned and create a data-driven site with CRUD functions using Python, Flask, SQLAlchemy, and Bootstrap. This is Jewelry Catalog application provides:
- a list of items within a variety of categories
- a user registration and authentication system
- Registered users will have the ability to:
- CReate new items
- Update items
- Delete items
- Only the original creator of an item can edit or delete it.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
You will need to install these software:
- Download and Install Python 3
- Download and Install Vagrant
- Download and Install VirtualBox 3
- Clone or Download the Github repository at (https://github.com/orlandocarnate/fullstack-nanodegree-vm) in your vagrant folder.
- Packages to be installed using
pip installcommand:- Flask
- SQLAlchemy
oauth2clientNow deprecated. Update to google-auth- requests
- You will need to provide your own
client_secretsfor the Google API ad Facebook API - Create and download your Google API key at Google Developers
- Name your Google JSON file
client_secrets.json
- Name your Google JSON file
- Create and download your Facebook API key at Facebook for Developers
- Name your Facebook JSON file
fb_client_secrets.json
- Name your Facebook JSON file
From your terminal, inside the vagrant subdirectory, run the command vagrant up. This will cause Vagrant to download the Linux operating system and install it. When vagrant up is finished running, you will get your shell prompt back. At this point, you can run vagrant ssh to log in to your newly installed Linux VM. If the shell prompt starts with the word vagrant then you are loggied into Linux VM.
Make sure you're in the vagrant/catalog folder within the Linux VM terminal. Enter 'ls' to see a list of items within the vagrant folder. You should see project.py.
In the Linux VM terminal run this command:
python project.py
If you have a Google or Facebook account you can click on the login button on the top right Nav Bar. This will take you to the OAUTH page. After successfully logging in you will be able to createm edit or delete items or modify the Category description. The login button will change into a log
I probably spent half the time researching Bootstrap for my Flask templates. Below are some of the sites I have been researhing: