Twitter clone

Twitter clone developed with a microservice approach using the Spring Framework and React.js.
The project is always updated with new features.
See more demo screenshots below.

Used Technologies:

Back-end: Java 17, Spring (Boot, Cloud, Data, Security), JPA / Hibernate, PostgreSQL, JUnit, Mockito
Front-end: TypeScript, React.js, Redux-Saga, Material-UI, Jest, Enzyme
Security: JWT
AWS S3 bucket
Docker

Features

Authentication with JWT and Email validation. Password change.
Users can Add tweets, Like, Retweet, Reply, Quote tweets, Schedule tweets.
Users can Delete tweets, Send tweet via Direct Message, Add tweet to Bookmarks.
Users can Create Lists, Edit Lists, Add other users to Lists, Follow List, Pin Lists.
Users get notifications when someone subscribed, retweet or liked tweet.
Users can add Images to tweet, Create Poll and vote, Post tweets with link preview, Posts tweets with YouTube video link.
Websocket online chats.
Private user profile and lists.
Account Settings.
Users can subscribe to each other.
User can edit profile.
User can block and mute other users.
Users can customize site color scheme and color background.
Users can search tweets by hashtags and search other users and users tweets.
All images downloads on Amazon S3 bucket.

Work in progress

Advanced search
User mentions
Tweet thread
Front-end refactoring
Back-end refactoring
Adaptive layout

Installation

Install maven: link
Install Java: link
Install Postgresql: link
Install Intellij IDEA Ultimate: link
Install Docker and Docker Desktop
Add Lombok plugin to the Intellij IDEA: link
Make sure Java 17 is selected: link
Build the project with Maven: link
In the docker-compose file link run 4 services: postgres, pgadmin, zipkin, rabbitmq link
Open http://localhost:5050/browser/ and create DBs: user, tweet, chat, lists, notification, tag, topic
Sign up for a new AWS account: link
Create a new AWS S3 bucket: link
Change access from private to public in the AWS S3 bucket
Add a public access policy to the AWS S3 bucket (!!!important!!! see: doc, github examle or my example)
Get AWS keys: link and add to the application.properties file: link
In the image-service.yml config file add bucket, access-key, secret-key properties
Sign up for gmail
Create google API keys: link
Add google API key to the tweet-service.yml config file
Add gmail account and password to the email-service.yml config file
Go to link (important) and change to: “Allow less secure apps: ON”
Install node.js and npm: link
Open terminal in frontend directory and type: npm install (or yarn install)
Run services in this order:
- eureka-server
- config-server
- api-gateway
- user-service
- and then all other services in any order link
Open terminal in frontend directory and type: npm start or run via package.json
Navigate to http://localhost:3000/home