By Chris Thompson, Lily Chen, & Meredith Bloom
-Front-end: -Github Repo https://github.com/herbie2568/music-frontend2 -Live Heroku Link https://gentle-caverns-01145.herokuapp.com/
-Back-end: -Github Repo https://github.com/herbie2568/music-backend2 -Live Heroku Base Url https://glacial-wave-24104.herokuapp.com/
- /api/songs
- /api/accounts
- /api/useraccount
-A place for musicians and music-lovers alike to create accounts and upload their tracks.
-Users can create an account; log in via secure authentication; add details about their location, preferred genres, and provide a profile picture; log-out; and delete their account.
-Users can add songs, update song details, and delete songs. All songs are displayed on a homepage. Users can listen to the song and/or watch the music video (if provided) directly in the browser.
-Users can search for songs, and filter by artist/song name on the song homepage.
-Frontend: React, React Router, Javascript, HTML/CSS -Backend: Django (bcrypt, cors, Django user auth/password hashing), Python
-We started with Trello. -Divided initial responsibilities across front and backend, music and user/auth models, but by the end we had all worked on both front and back ends -We focused on getting MVP for each of our models first, then expanded to more complex features (i.e. connecting models, user auth, getting audio/video embedded on frontend)
-We initially wanted our app to be an e-commerce site where users could buy music directly from artists. (We found that connecting our models and getting the embedded audio up and running took enough time that we were unfortunately unable to incorporate any real e-commerce features.)
-We wanted to connect our user and song models, so users would be connected to any songs that they posted. Connecting our user (basic auth info) and account (basic info like location, fav genres) models was a steep challenge, but we did it. If we had another week, we probably could've tied in the song model.
-React forms and checkboxes. Got favorite genre checkboxes to work when creating account details, but couldn't figure out update with checkboxes (not a huge deal, because the song api is full CRUD). Struggled with getting the ArrayField to display correctly on the admin portal.
-Users being able to upload their own audio files to the site, instead of having to pull links from youtube/soundcloud. Heroku routing was a challenge.
- Social components, particularly interested in incorporating likes and reviews of songs, possibly even the capability to view musician profiles
- Being able to group songs as albums or playlists.
- Shopping cart. users can easily add and remove songs from their shopping cart, or other playlists
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