<Yell>

Yell is our attempt at creating a Yelp Clone which allows users to create a business page containing information about their business as well as the ability to review other's businesses.

Screenshots

Login Page

Signup Page

Business Page

Features

• Businesses

  • Create new business
  • Edit existing business
  • Delete existing business
  • Show details of a specific business

• Hours

  • Create new open and closing hours for a business
  • Edit existing business hours
  • Show hours of a specific business

• Categories

  • Link a business to a category
  • Unlink a business to a category
  • Show only businesses belonging to a specific category

• Google Map

  • Show a map with a pin of current business based on latitude and longitude

• Search

  • Search for all currently open businesses
  • Search for businesses by category

Technologies Used

• Python
• Flask
• SQLAlchemy
• Sqlite3
• React
• Redux
• Html5
• Css
• Git
• Javascript

Setting up the application

• Click the green dropdown menu called "<> Code" and copy the url "https://github.com/henrytamm/Yell.git"
• Open up a terminal and navigate to the folder you would like the files to be in
• Type git clone then hit space and paste the url "git clone https://github.com/henrytamm/Yell.git" into your terminal and press enter
• Make a .env file in the root folder '/yell/.env' and copy paste the following code or copy the .env.example file:

      SECRET_KEY=lkasjdf09ajsdkfljalsiorj12n3490re9485309irefvn,u90818734902139489230
      DATABASE_URL=sqlite:///dev.db
      SCHEMA=flask_schema

• Navigate to frontend folder called '/yell/react-app' through your terminal and type "npm install" then press enter
• Navigate to root folder called '/yell' through your terminal and type "python --version" then press enter to check your current version of python
• Run the following command replacing 3.9.4 with your version number of python: pipenv install --python "$PYENV_ROOT/versions/3.9.4/bin/python"
• Then run this command: pipenv install click gunicorn itsdangerous python-dotenv six Flask Flask-Cors Flask-SQLAlchemy Flask-WTF Jinja2 MarkupSafe SQLAlchemy Werkzeug WTForms Flask-Migrate Flask-Login alembic python-dateutil python-editor greenlet Mako pycodestyle pylint psycopg2-binary email_validator
• Navigate to root folder through your terminal and type "pipenv shell" then press enter, then "flask run" and your backend should now be started
• Open a separate terminal and navigate to your frontend folder then type "npm start" to start your frontend