https://climbbeta.herokuapp.com is a video aggregator improving users’ experience when planning which climbs to do next before going on their next climbing trip. Videos come from YouTube and Vimeo.

Climbbeta runs in a Python 3.6.3 virtual environment. NodeJS is used to run the Javascript environment. Pip is used to manage Python packages and npm for Javascript packages. You can set up environment before or after installing the project repo. Install virtualenv, NodeJS, pip, and npm.

This project uses Django and React frameworks.

1. In your local working directory, clone or download repository

   git clone https://github.com/chandojo/climbbeta.git

2. cd into directory

3. Start Docker application

4. Build Docker image and run

   docker-compose up -d

In project repository, run python manage.py runserver. While initially setting up your environment, you may need to create a build a main.js file for React. To do this, run npm run dev.

This project heavily relies on environment variables. For the website to fully render on your local machine, be sure to define the following environment variables:

• CLIMB_BETA_SECRET_KEY (Django secret key)
• PRODUCTION_SETTING ('true' for production, 'false' for local)
• REACT_APP_GOOGLE_EMBED_KEY (Google Maps api key)
• REACT_APP_WEATHER_KEY (Open Weather Map api key)
• GOOGLE_API_KEY (Google YouTube api key)
• VIMEO_ACCESS_TOKEN
• VIMEO_CLIENT_ID
• VIMEO_CLIENT_SECRET

When making changes to React, make sure to update the main.js file. If you do not update the main.js file, your changes will not render.

• Update locally npm run dev

• Update for production. npm run build

To run tests for Django:

1. cd climbbeta (root folder)
2. python manage.py test

To run test for React: npm test

We are happy you are interested in contributing to Climb Beta! Before getting started, read over our Contributing Guidelines to see how you can help.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the license.txt file for details