Creating a website that enables a large number of players to create, share and play online multiplayer quizes. The aim of this project was to create a site somewhat similar to Kahoot, but from scratch.
This project was created for the class LOG2990 at Polytechnique Montreal.
- NodeJS
- Angular
- MongoDB
- AWS
- ExpressJS
- Jasmine
The following programs are required to use this project:
- NodeJS 20.0 or above
- Clone the repo on your computer
- Navigate to the server directory, and install the required packages
cd server && npm ci && ..- Navigate to the client directory, and install the required packages
cd client && npm ci && ..- In
server/app/env.ts, add your API key for your own MongoDB database. - Create 2 separate console instances at the root of the repository.
- In the first console, start the server
cd server && npm start- In the second console, start the client
cd client && npm ci && ..- If a web page doesn't automatically open, visit http://localhost:4200/#/home
- The password for managing games is 'log2990-102'
This website can be deployed using GitHub Pages. To do so, you will need to setup an AWS EC2 server and setup it appropriately. Detailed instructions for the EC2 deployment are not included here (for now), but can be found on the Internet. Once your EC2 instance is up and running, head to client/src/environments/environment.prod.ts and input your API keys. After that, follow GitHub Pages' documentation to deploy the website.
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