Browse all your favorite media content all in one place.

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RedDoor Media is a full stack web application delivering live news, videos, images, music, and stocks in one package. Users have access to all their favorite media content through a single page without needing to go through other third party sites.

Welcome to RedDoor Media.

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• Ruby - version 2.6.1
• Rails - version 6.0.3
• ActiveRecord - version 6.0
• Sinatra - version 2.0
• Sinatra-activerecord - version 2.0
• SQLite3 - version 1.4
• JSON - version 2.3
• Rest-Client - version 2.1
• Fast_jsonapi - version 1.5
• Colorize - version 0.8.1
• User Authenication with Rails JWT

• JavaScript (ES6)
• HTML5
• CSS3
• Bootstrap - version 4.5

To try out this project:

1. Open an account with https://newsapi.org/
2. Clone the GitHub repository locally to your computer
3. In the command line, navigate to the root directory of the 'backend' folder/repository, and enter the following: $ bundle install $ touch .env
4. Navigate to the .env folder, and paste in the following: export API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY_HERE (e.g. export API_KEY=15151515)
5. In the command of the root directory of the project folder, run: $ rails db:migrate $ rails db:seed $ rails s
6. Now save all files, on Windows: (start + alt + s), on Macs: (command + alt +s)
7. Run the following code in the command line while being in the most root folder of this project:
8. Next, navigate to the root of the 'frontend' folder/repository, and enter the following in the terminal (ensure npm and node is installed before running lite-server): $ lite-server

news_key = ENV["API_NEWS_KEY"]
response = RestClient.get ("https://newsapi.org/v2/top-headlines?country=us&apiKey=#{news_key}")
parsed_response = JSON.parse(response)
top10 = parsed_response["articles"].take(10)

image_response = RestClient.get ("https://picsum.photos/v2/list")
parsed_response_image =JSON.parse(image_response).take(10)

top10.each do |article|
  Article.create(title: article["title"], image: article["urlToImage"], url: article["url"])
end 

fetch(news_url)
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(articles => {

    for (i=0; i < 1; i++) {
      const $div = document.createElement("div")
      $div.classList.add("carousel-item")
      $div.classList.add("active")
      $div.innerHTML = `<div id="text-links"><a id="linkers" href="${articles[i].url}">${articles[i].title}</a></div><img class="d-block w-100 articles" src="${articles[i].image}" alt="First slide"></img>`
      $newsCarousel.append($div)
    }
  
    for (i=1; i < 10; i++) {
      const $div = document.createElement("div")
      $div.classList.add("carousel-item")
      $div.innerHTML = `<div id="text-links"><a id="linkers" href="${articles[i].url}">${articles[i].title}</a></div><img class="d-block w-100 articles" src="${articles[i].image}" alt="First slide"></img>`
      $newsCarousel.append($div)
    }

  })

• Full stack web application utilizing JavaScript and Rails.
• Browse all your favorite media content from news articles to videos.
• Ability to authenication user with Rails JWT
• Upload user's own media content
• Add favorite media content to user's profile for future viewing.
• Backend is hosted through Heroku PaaS platform
• Frontend is hosted through GitHub Pages

Project is: finished with option to expand functionality and DRY out code.

The inspiration for RedDoor Media came from using other sources of media websites such as Yahoo!, YouTube, and MarketWatch. I wanted to create a website application that delivers all types of media content in one single application without needing to traverse through multiple sites.

Created by Tony Kim Feel free to contact me for any questions!

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