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hackable

v1.3.0

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hackable

Personal site starter for express developers.

Hackable comes pre-built with an admin that is easy to hack with your express chops. Hackable keeps things familiar and uses libraries common to express developers. No new API's to learn - no magic.

The goal of the project is to provide you with a hackable prototype that you can mold to your liking.

If you've been thinking about creating a personal site or a site for your project, give Hackable a shot!.

Demo

Main Stack

  • Mongoose
  • Pug (previously known as Jade)
  • Passport

Features

  • Login
    • Email / Password
    • Twitter, Github, Facebook, Gmail
  • Admin
    • Users
    • Posts
    • Projects
    • Products
    • Files
  • Website
    • Landing Page
      • Projects
      • Products
    • Blog

Getting Started

The easiest way to get started and the workflow we recommend is using docker. Docker handles the service depencies for the application to run. For example, Mongodb and Redis will be started and connected to the application automaticlaly. You do not have to worry about installation steps or muddying your host machine with additional services.

If you have docker available, you can get started in two steps.

Steps

  1. git clone [email protected]:uptownhr/hackathon-starter-lite
  2. cd hackathon-starter-lite
  3. docker-compose up
  4. visit http://localhost:3000 on your browser *if running docker on osx/windows, you'll use the vbox IP instead of localhost

Docker Installation

  1. install docker
  2. install docker-compose

Guides and Examples

all guides