Enjoy the best local experiences and empower people.
Tran Culture was created with love for Booking.com and iamtheCode from Nigeria.
- Authenticated User can book a tour.
- Users can create a tour.
- Users can explore and search for tours by location
Trans Culture is hosted on Heroku and can be accessed here:
These are what you need installed on your computer to use the application:
- Web Browser (Chrome, or Mozilla, or Safari, or Opera, or Microsoft Edge )
To create a local copy, run the following in your terminal:
git clone https://github.com/ajibs/sustainable-tourism.git
Then change into the local directory, run the following in your terminal:
cd sustainable-tourism
If you don't have Node.js installed, please go ahead and grab it here. This project uses ES6+ features and requires Node version >= 7.6.0
and <=8.9.1
Yarn is a package manager for Node.js and can be installed from here.
To confirm that you have Node.js installed, run the following in your terminal:
node -v
You should get something like v8.9.1
.
To confirm that you have Yarn installed, run the following in your terminal:
yarn -v
You should get something like 1.3.2
.
You can setup a database on mlab. You should also create a .env
file using .env.sample
as a prototype.
To install all dependencies, run the following in your terminal:
yarn
To kickstart the application, run the following in your terminal:
npm start
To continue full-stack development on this project, run the following in your terminal:
npm run dev
- Git - Version Control
- Node.js - JS Runtime Environment
- Yarn - Package Manager
- Express - Web Framework
- Pug - Templating Engine
- Webpack - Build Tool
- Babel - Transpiler
- Eslint - Linting Tool
- mLab - Database
- Heroku - Hosting and Continuous Deployment
- VS Code - Code Editor
- Chrome - Browser
Contributions are welcome
- Bolu Ajibawo
- Victor Ogudu
- Ikechukwu Mbilitem
- Onwuegbu Kingsley
- Ibironke Busola
- Akinlose Damilare
- Shelle Mohammed
- Booking.com
- iamtheCode
- Chowberry
- Developer Community
- Family and Friends