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Archery Equipment Catalog

A Flask web application used to catalog commonly used archery equipment.

Features

  • Supports CRUD operations on catalog items by authenitcated users.
  • Dynamically generates pages based on the attributes of each item class.
  • Google based OAuth2 login.
  • JSON endpoint providing data on all items in the catalog.

Requirements

  • Vagrant
  • Virtual Box
  • Linux-style Shell

Getting Started

  1. Install Vagrant and Virtual Box

  2. Clone the Archery-Catalog repository

  3. Create a Google OAuth2 client credentials JSON file

    a) Visit https://console.developers.google.com

    b) Navigate the options to create an OAuth client ID

    c) Edit the credentials by adding http://localhost:8000 to Authorized JavaScript origins

    d) Similarly add http://localhost:8000/login and http://localhost:8000/gconnect to Authorized redirect URIs

    e) Download the credentials file into the catalog directory and name it "client_secrets.json"

  4. In the catalog directory, run vagrant up followed by vagrant ssh to connect to the virtual machine that will act as the server.

  5. Navigate to the application files: cd /vagrant/catalog

  6. Enter python database_setup.py to instantiate the database.

  7. Enter python init_database.py to insert some preliminary items into the database.

  8. Enter python item_calaog.py to begin running the server.

  9. Visit http://localhost:8000 to view the catalog and http://localhost:8000/catalog.json for JSON requests.

Attributions

All vagrant-related setup files were provided by Udacity at https://github.com/udacity/fullstack-nanodegree-vm

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