Chatterr

A reddit like website, where people can create subjects and send messages inside

Users can earn experience when they create a subject or send a message they earn experience

Users earn 1 point of experience for every message they send and 5 points of experience for every category they create

Users can sign up and sign in to the website

Users can edit their personal information

Users can recover their password via an email

Administrators have access to a back office

Usernames are suggested with an API when the user creates an account

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Roadmap

• Users can react with their own emojis 🦧

• Personal profil picture

• Users can comment the messages

• Users can comment the comments

• Create a mobile version of the website

• Improve the CSS

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Difficulties

Usage of forms

Interractions with the mailer to recover password

Relation between the database and authentication

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Screenshots

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Environment Variables

To run this project, you will need to add the following environment variables to your .env.local file

DATABASE_URL

MAILER_DSN

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Run Locally

To run the project locally, you have to install symfony and php on your system.

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/Ynov-b2-sf-2022/rendu-sf-5-chatterr

Go to the project directory

  cd rendu-sf-5-chatterr

Install dependencies

  npm install

  composer install

Create the database

  php bin/console doctrine:database:create

Migrate the database

  php bin/console make:migration

  php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

Load fixtures

  php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load

Start the server

  npm run watch

in another terminal run

  symfony serve --no-tls

you can now access to the website via localhost:8000

If you want to access to the admin panel, you have to be logged in and add the ROLE_ADMIN to your account in the database.

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Optimizations

• Code refacto
• Respect of the best practices
• Use of the Twig templating engine
• Use of the Doctrine ORM
• Use of the Symfony Form component
• Use of the Symfony Security component
• Use of the Symfony Mailer component

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Authors

• @romainsilvy

• @Ayatooo