pThree | Team project for CSCI 3308 Software Development Methods
kandi X-RAY | pThree Summary
kandi X-RAY | pThree Summary
pThree is a HTML library. pThree has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
pThree is a web-based application designed to enable individuals to create a playlist that will fit any occasion, and that everyone will enjoy. Now, wherever you go, whether it is a wedding or a road trip, you will have the perfect playlist. Create an account on our website and share your username with your friends or party guests so they can submit Spotify playlists to your account. Once you are ready to create your playlist, just hit the button and we'll take care of the rest. Our algorithm combines all the playlists that were submitted to your username and creates a new playlist on your Spotify account with the tracks that your friends or guests will surely want to hear. Unfortunately we did not have time to upload our project to a server so here are the steps that you need to follow. Hello, there are just a few things you need to do to get our project working on your localhost. First, lets call the path "pThree/project_files/integration/usingExpress" "base" because we'll use it a lot. So first thing to do is open mysql and create the database that is defined in pThree/project_files/backEnd/p3_databse.sql. Next, change the file "base"/db.js so that the username and password values match your username and password for mysql. After that, change the file "base"/routes/createPlaylist.py so that the username and password at the top of that file also match your mysql login information. The last file you need to change is in "base"/index.js. It's a big folder so just scroll down until you see a big gap of whitespace with a comment in the middle saying that the scriptPath variable is right above it (line 232). Modify that variable to be the fullpath on your machine to the routes directory. Or just append "pThree/project_files/integration/usingExpress/routes" to the path to our project. There are a few dependencies that you will need to install to ensure proper execution of the python script, before starting make sure python is installed on your machine.. First, install the python shell for node js (npm install python-shell). Next, install the mysql connector for python (pip install mysql-connector-python). Finally, install the requests library for python (pip install requests). Finally, just open a terminal, navigate to "base", then type: > npm install > npm start and now it's running on localhost:8080. Simply point a browser at localhost:8080 and you'll be able to do everything on our website. I also liked having a second terminal open running mysql so I could see the values in the tables but that isn't strictly necessary.
pThree is a web-based application designed to enable individuals to create a playlist that will fit any occasion, and that everyone will enjoy. Now, wherever you go, whether it is a wedding or a road trip, you will have the perfect playlist. Create an account on our website and share your username with your friends or party guests so they can submit Spotify playlists to your account. Once you are ready to create your playlist, just hit the button and we'll take care of the rest. Our algorithm combines all the playlists that were submitted to your username and creates a new playlist on your Spotify account with the tracks that your friends or guests will surely want to hear. Unfortunately we did not have time to upload our project to a server so here are the steps that you need to follow. Hello, there are just a few things you need to do to get our project working on your localhost. First, lets call the path "pThree/project_files/integration/usingExpress" "base" because we'll use it a lot. So first thing to do is open mysql and create the database that is defined in pThree/project_files/backEnd/p3_databse.sql. Next, change the file "base"/db.js so that the username and password values match your username and password for mysql. After that, change the file "base"/routes/createPlaylist.py so that the username and password at the top of that file also match your mysql login information. The last file you need to change is in "base"/index.js. It's a big folder so just scroll down until you see a big gap of whitespace with a comment in the middle saying that the scriptPath variable is right above it (line 232). Modify that variable to be the fullpath on your machine to the routes directory. Or just append "pThree/project_files/integration/usingExpress/routes" to the path to our project. There are a few dependencies that you will need to install to ensure proper execution of the python script, before starting make sure python is installed on your machine.. First, install the python shell for node js (npm install python-shell). Next, install the mysql connector for python (pip install mysql-connector-python). Finally, install the requests library for python (pip install requests). Finally, just open a terminal, navigate to "base", then type: > npm install > npm start and now it's running on localhost:8080. Simply point a browser at localhost:8080 and you'll be able to do everything on our website. I also liked having a second terminal open running mysql so I could see the values in the tables but that isn't strictly necessary.
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pThree has a low active ecosystem.
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