React sample website: InfoSecFuture Sample React Website
Welcome to the InfoSecFuture repository! This is a React based website and Nodejs based server and API's created for react test website(below is the link for react repo).This repo code handles the user registration, email verification, error handling, login.
Welcome to the InfoSecFuture Nodejs repository! This is a Nodejs based server and API's created for react test website(below is the link for react repo).This repo code handles the user registration, email verification, error handling, login.
To run this project locally, follow these steps:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/utkarshjaiswal0004/infoSecFuture.git
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Install the packages after moving into the node api folder:
npm install
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You will see MongoDb Connected message in the terminal
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Now to run the app, first clone the react test website in infosecfuture-website folder of repo :
git clone https://github.com/utkarshjaiswal0004/infoSecFuture.git
Welcome to the InfoSecFuture website repository! This is a React-based website showcasing our company's services and providing a registration page for interested users.
- Landing Page: A visually appealing landing page introducing InfoSecFuture and its services.
- Header: A navigation header for easy access to different sections of the website.
- Footer: A footer with contact information and links to our social media profiles.
- Register Page: A registration page for users to sign up and access our services.
To run this project locally, follow these steps:
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Clone the repository and get into the infosecfuture-website folder:
git clone https://github.com/utkarshjaiswal0004/infoSecFuture.git
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Clone the Node Server repository which holds the apis and db connection and is inside the node api folder from repo:
git clone https://github.com/utkarshjaiswal0004/infoSecFuture.git
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Install the dependencies by running npm install for both close repo:
npm install
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After installation, For React run:
npm start
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After installation for nodejs server, For nodejs run:
npm start
