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FUNDFINDER

Our team was driven by our personal experiences and growth to create an app that would cater to women who are new to the tech industry. As we worked together to develop the app, we learned invaluable lessons on the importance of teamwork, resilience, and dividing tasks in a collaborative environment.

However, we also faced some challenges along the way. For example, we took on tasks that we didn't have much experience with, resulting in some hiccups on the road. One such challenge was an issue with saving the user who was currently logged in. Though we were able to eventually figure it out, time constraints meant that we were unable to implement the feature fully. We also encountered issues with lifting states and using axios to filter requests.

Despite these challenges, we remained committed to overcoming them and producing an app that we are proud of.

Technologies

Back-End

Run Locally

Prerequesites

• To view the client-side, you will also need to install the client side code found here Client-Side.
• You will need your own .env file enabled for your server to run. Example, PORT=8080. This will be in the Installation Steps as well as the Client-Side repository.

Installation Steps

1. Run the following code in the terminal:

   git clone https://github.com/Jorfishdan/FundFinder-server.git
   

2. Navigate to the new directory:

   cd FundFinder-server
   

3. Ensure a .env file exists, and if not create one:

   echo 'PORT=8000' >> .env
   

4. Install all packages and dependencies:

   npm i
   

5. Start the server:

   npm run start
   

Our Contact Information

Built With

• and-sass.-on-the-backend
• axios
• bcrypt
• cors
• dotenv
• email.js
• emailjs
• express.js
• jwt-decode
• node.js
• react
• react-toastify
• sass
• we-utilized-node.js