LookPosting

lookposting-nodejs

A job finder web application made on an Udemy course

Table of Contents

1. About The Project
   • Built With
2. Getting Started
   • Prerequisites
   • Installation
3. Usage
4. Contact

About The Project

This is a monolitic web application made on an Udemy course of Node.js.

Said Udemy course is in Spanish, but i coded the project in English so it can be checked out more internationally.

The project has the following features:

• Sign in and sign up for recruiters
  • Upload a profile image
  • Edit profile name, email, image and password
  • Recover your password
  • User verification by email
  • Upload and manage your vacancies
    • Administration panel
    • See the applicants by vacancy
    • Modify vacancies
    • Delete vacancies
• Apply for a vacancy
• Search vacancies through the navbar finder

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Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

Prerequisites

• SMTP Server (to handle email confirmation and lost password systems)
• MongoDB database
• Node.js
• Git (for cloning the project)

Installation

1. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/EmRodDev/lookposting-nodejs

2. Install NPM packages

   npm install

3. Create an .env file on the project's root folder with the following environment variables:

    PORT=
    DATABASE=
    SECRET=
    KEY=
   
    EMAIL_USER=
    EMAIL_PASS=
    EMAIL_HOST=
    EMAIL_PORT=

   These environment variables corresponds to the following descriptions:
   • PORT: The port of the application
   • DATABASE: The connection string of the database for Mongoose
   • SECRET: The secret key to sign the session cookie
   • KEY: Another secret key used in Express requests
   • EMAIL_USER: The username of the STMP server account
   • EMAIL_PASS: The password of the STMP server account
   • EMAIL_HOST: The hostname of the STMP server account
   • EMAIL_PORT: The port of the STMP server account

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Usage

For development, this project only needs to run one command on the command line client in order to use it properly:

npm run debug

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Contact

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