Flipr-Hackathon9.0 / ZapMail

A Web-app to schedule and send Recurring, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly mails.

Live Deployed here.

Built With

• NodeJS - evented I/O for the backend
• Express - framework for backend
• Mongoose - ODM
• MongoDB - Database
• Express Handlebars - Html templating
• Node Cron - Job scheduler

Getting Started

These instructions will get your copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

you need to have NodeJs/npm installed on your machine

Installation

Install dependencies

$ npm install

Set up environment variables

    cd config
    cp config.env.template config.env

fill the values for env variables

Local Run

After setting up environment proceed with local run

$ npm start

File System

.
├── config 
│             ├── auth.js
│             ├── config.env
│             ├── db.js
│             └── passport.js
├── controllers  
│             └── notifier.js
├── helpers
│             └── hbs.js
├── index.js
├── models                        
│             ├── gUser.js
│             ├── MailDB.js
│             └── User.js
├── package.json
├── package-lock.json
├── public
│             └── css
│                 ├── main.css
│                 └── style.css
├── README.md
├── routes                        
│             ├── auth.js
│             ├── history.js
│             ├── index.js
│             ├── notify.js
│             └── users.js
└── views                         
    ├── create.hbs
    ├── dashboard.hbs
    ├── edit.hbs
    ├── error
    │             ├── 400.hbs
    │             ├── 404.hbs
    │             └── 500.hbs
    ├── history.hbs
    ├── layouts
    │             ├── login.hbs
    │             └── main.hbs
    ├── login.hbs
    ├── partials
    │             ├── _add_btn.hbs
    │             ├── _flash.hbs
    │             └── _header.hbs
    ├── register.hbs
    └── show.hbs

Deployment

Heroku Deployment

$ heroku login -i
$ heroku git:remote -a <your-app-name>
$ git push heroku master

Set up environment variables

$ heroku config:set ENV_VAR=<value>

Authors

• Mohit Jaiswal - Initial work - kelvin0179
• Harsh Vardhan - Initial work - desert3agle