I'm very fond my terrible jokes. I started a Twitter account to share said terrible jokes. Because I keep myself signed into my personal Twitter account, I wanted a way to automatically post the jokes I found, and figured it'd be a fun project.

There's two parts to this project: a website and a Chrome Extension.

Can be found here. Posts the inputted data to Firebase, and the server.js file runs in the background to tweet the joke in the early morning hours so everyone sees my terrible sense of humor.

Can be found here. Posts the inputted data to Firebase, and the server.js file runs in the background to tweet the joke in the early morning hours so everyone sees my terrible sense of humor. Yes, this is the same server.js file as the web version. No, it's not bundled with the Chrome Extension files.

The Chrome Extension files are found in the chrome folder, or in the chrome branch. To develop with, simply follow Google's guide to adding your own extensions to Chrome.

The web version is everything else on the master branch. The actual website itself is hosted by GitHub pages, so gh-pages is the branch that contains files being served. The backend code is handled by simply starting server.js in pm2 or forever, and it'll do its job.