Realestate using Angular, React, Node and MongoDB

Demo -

• Angular - here.
• React - here.
• API endpoint - here.

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Project Layout

• Common Nodejs backend for Angular and React codebase
• Separate codebase for Angular UI. and React UI (similar looking UI).
• React codebase under Initial phase.

Features -

• Angular version -
  • Auth guard, multiple hostlistners, advance reactive forms, custom validators and much more.
• Overall -
  • Login/Registration (using bcrypt password encryption)
  • Property:
    • Post New Property (add images, Auto-generated property title, Dynamic form entries, slug creation in backend)
    • Filter, view properties (multiple views option)
    • File upload in mongodb (using gridfs)
• Redux in react (react hooks not used)
• Many more functionalities to add....

Services used / Minimum Requirements -

• Angular 5 (now Angular 7)
• Reactjs 16
• Node v8.11.1 && npm v5.6.0
• MongoDb v3.6.3
• Install git

I have used Ubuntu 16.04 for the development of this project.

File Structure -

• realestate/ANGULAR_CODE_BASE (directory for Angular front-end )
• realestate/REACT_CODE_BASE (directory for React front-end )
• realestate/NODEJS_CODE_BASE/ (directory for Node-express back-end )

Installation / Configuration -

• Install Nodejs.
• Use git clone https://github.com/shubhamagarwal16/realestate.git command in cmd.
• After clonning, use commands-
  • cd ANGULAR_CODE_BASE
  • npm install
  • cd ../NODEJS_CODE_BASE
  • npm install
  • cd ../REACT_CODE_BASE
  • npm install

Running the project

• Head to /ANGULAR_CODE_BASE directory and run ng serve

  • open http://localhost:4200/

• sudo service mongod start for starting mongoDB server and create a table there realestatedb

  • Note: this command may vary acc to the OS, please check mongodb for the right command for your system

• Head to /NODEJS_CODE_BASE directory and run node index.js (npm start if nodemon is installed)

• Head to /REACT_CODE_BASE directory and run npm start

  • open http://localhost:3000/

Note:

1. Mongodb must be ON before running backend server
2. I prefer using nodemon for running back-end to install npm i -g nodemon and then run using npm start

THANKS

HOPE YOU WILL LIKE MY EFFORTS

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