Do you ever wish you knew what events were going on in your location, or what events were going on in a location you were travelling to? Jetify is an app that allows you to see events happening in your area or the area of your choice and creates a playlist based on those events. Checkout future events happening in your area or find out what concerts are going on, on your next vacation.
Here is a demo for Jetify: https://jetify.herokuapp.com/
- React 16.8.6
- React Router Dom 5.0.1
- Rails 2.6.2
- Bootstrap 4.3.1
- SASS 4.12.0
- cd into client folder and run
npm install
- Run
bundle install
in the root folder - Run
rake:db setup
thenrake:db migrate
to initialize the database - Run
bin/rails s
to start the rails back-end server - In a new terminal window, run
npm start
to start the react front-end server - Visit
http://localhost:3000
to view the app (Make sure you include all the API keys in order to run the app)
-
Spotify: https://developer.spotify.com/
- Login & Create an app
- Enter
http://localhost:3000/api/logging-in
- Save your changes
- Copy down the client ID, and client secret
- Create a .env file inside the client folder and save as
REACT_APP_SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID
andREACT_APP_SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET
-
Google: https://console.developers.google.com/
- Login & Create a new project
- Set restrictions to
none
- Initialize API services for
Maps Javascript API
,Places API
,Geocoding API
andMaps Embed API
- Add the API key to the .env as
REACT_APP_GOOGLE_API_KEY
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TicketMaster: https://developer.ticketmaster.com/
- Register for API key
- Create another .env file in the root folder
- Add the API key to the .env as
TICKETMASTER_KEY
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Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/api
- Request access and login
- Get an API key
- Add to .env file in the client folder as
REACT_APP_PEXELS_API_KEY
Users can log in through Spotify's third party authorization to the app:
A list of local events happening in users' location and playlist will get generated upon successful login:
Users can search for events happening in particular location and timeframe, then save them for future reference as well:
Users can view, play, share or delete the saved playlists:
Click the logout button to logout from the app: