This application will display, create, edit & delete items and their categories. You also have the possibility to access items & categories through a JSON- and/or XML-API.

• Project Specification
• How to run
• Remarks
• Requirements
• Shoutouts & References

An application that provides a list of items within a variety of categories as well as a user registration and authentication system. Registered users will have the ability to post, edit and delete their own items.

https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads

Verify that Vagrant is installed and working by typing in the terminal:

vagrant -v   # will print out the Vagrant version number

Once you are sure that VirtualBox and Vagrant are installed correctly execute the following:

git clone https://github.com/alinr/Udacity_FSWDN_P3_Item_Catalog.git
cd Udacity_FSWDN_P3_Item_Catalog
cd catalog

--catalog             #folder containing tournament files
----project.py        #file that contains the python functions which unit tests will run on
----database_setup.py    		# SQLite Database Schema preparation
----dummydata.py         		# Dummy Data
----fb_client_secrets.json		# JSON file with Facebook Credentials
----google_client_secrets.json	# JSON file with Google Plus Credentials
----templates					# folder containing HTML templates
------base						# folder containing layout HTML templates
--------layout.html				# standard layout template
------forms						# folder containing HTML templates with forms
--------deleteItem.html			# HTML Template for deleting an item
--------editItem.html			# HTML Template for editing an item
--------newCategory.html		# HTML Template for creating a new category
--------newItem.html			# HTML Template for creating a new item
------home.html					# HTML Template: Homepage of the Item Catalog Website
------login.html				# HTML Template: Login page
------showCategory.html			# HTML Template: Show items of one category
------showItem.html				# HTML Template: Show one item
--Vagrantfile            		# template that launches the Vagrant environment
--pg_config.sh           		# shell script called by Vagrantfile that performs configurations

vagrant up   #to launch and provision the vagrant environment
vagrant ssh  #to login to your vagrant environment

cd /vagrant
cd catalog

python database_setup.py

python dummydata.py

As the app uses Google for authentication, the next step you have to obtain a client id and client secret from Google:

1. Go to the Google Developer Console.
2. Create a new project.
3. Go to APIs & auth - Consent screen and select a valid Email address.
4. Go to APIs & auth - Credentials and download the JSON file
5. Copy the content of the JSON file to google_client_secrets.json

As the app uses also Facebook for authentication, the next step you have to obtain a client id and client secret from Facebook:

1. Go to the Facebook Developer.
2. Create a new app (www - website).
3. Get the App ID & App Secret
4. Copy the App ID & Secret to the fb_client_secrets.json

python project.py

You are now able to login via Google+ or Facebook to the application. After successfully login you can view, create, edit, delete items & categories.

vagrant halt

vagrant destroy

• The app uses Jasny Bootstrap's file input widget for the picture upload.
• The pictures are stored in the database.
• The app uses nonces to prevent cross-site request forgeries (CSFR) when creating, updating and deleting items.
• The app offers two API endpoints:
  • JSON:
    • /categories/JSON
    • /category/int:category_id/JSON
    • /category/int:category_id/item/int:item_id/JSON
  • XML:
    • /categories/XML
    • /category/int:category_id/XML
    • /category/int:category_id/item/int:item_id/XML

• Python 2.7.9
• Flask 0.9
• Werkzeug 0.8.3

• Flask
• Werkzeug
• SQLAlchemy