A Photo-sharing app, for users to upload, organize and share photos with friends and the world!
Login / Sign up
- Create an account or login to begin using toPics!
- Password recovery available
- Navigate to any of these views:
- personal collection, friends feed, public feed, friends list
- Tap the + icon at the bottom left to upload your images
Add/Edit Tags & Change Permissions
- Select one or multiple images to view a modal for editing, then apply changes
- toggle the select slider to select multiple photos for editing
Create Album
- Select photo(s) to gain the option to create an album
- Set tags and permissions of all photos at once
Edit Album
- Select an album to begin editing
- Add or remove tags
- Change permissions
- Update album name and description
Search Bar (live photo filtering)
- From personal photos or albums view:
- Enter term to filter by tags
- From friends or public feed views:
- Enter term to filter by username & tags
From within the root directory:
npm install
From within the root directory:
To run webpack build
npm run build
To run server
npm run server
To launch the app
npm start
Do this once to set upstream. (not required but makes it easier)
git remote add upstream https://github.com/Marineon/blue-ocean.git
Update your master branch
git checkout main
git pull --rebase upstream main
Start work on a feature
git checkout -b feature-branch
If you've already created a branch, just switch to it
git checkout feature-branch
Write code, commit, repeat
git add .
git commit -m "clever message"
Rebase before pull request. First update main.
get checkout main
git pull --rebase upstream
Incorporate the changes from main into your feature branch.
git checkout feature-branch
git pull --rebase upstream main
Fix any merge conflicts then do:
git add .
git commit
git rebase --continue
Push the feature branch.
git push origin feature-branch
If you get warnings about it being rejected, try:
git push origin feature-branch -f
Make a pull request on GitHub
After the pull request is merged,
git checkout main
git pull --rebase upstream main
git branch -d feature-branch
git branch -d feature-branch just cleans up branches. You don't have to do this if you want to keep adding features to that branch (not recommended) and if git doesn't permit you to delete the branch because it think's it hasn't been merged yet, you can force it with -D instead of -d.
Run the following command at the root directory to seed the database.
node ./database/seed/seedMe.js