Trackr

Trackr is an easy to use web app built to help you track applications during the job seeking process.

Features

• Create multiple User Accounts

• Each stage of the application tracked and shown in its own section

• Each job card directs to a details page for that job

• Create a list of todos for each job

• Create events for each job and save to any of the following external calendars:

  • Google
  • Apple
  • Outlook
  • Yahoo

Screenshots

Getting Started

Except for the regular suspects; git, Node, npm, you need these things to work on the Trackr app. Follow the instructions supplied below them or on their links to get them up and running before you continue with Installation.

• Firebase

Installation

1. Clone this repo and enter!

  git clone https://github.com/Keval-P21/trackr.git
  cd trackr

2. Install dependencies in both the client and server folders.

  cd client                 # ! Change into the client folder !
  npm install

  cd ../server              # ! Change into the server folder !
  npm install

3. Setup the .env files (.env.example file are given in both the client and server folder)

• create a Firebase project (JavaScript), save your Firebase details in the client/.env file
• add a Firebase service account (NodeJs) and save this file in the server/firebase-config folder as serviceAccount.json
• start MongoDB and add the required Port and Database name to server/.env file to connect to your database

4. Run the server

  cd server                 # ! New terminal and change into the server folder !
  npm start

5. Run the client

  cd client                 # ! New terminal and change into the client folder !
  npm start

Technology Used

• React
• NodeJs
• Express.js
• MongoDB
• Firebase
• Mongoose

Author

Keval Patel - Github - LinkedIn