This project was developed to streamline the process of collecting photos from guests' mobile phones during my wedding. With the assistance of Chat GPT, the development was expedited, although it may contain some imperfections and might not adhere to the best practices. However, I am sharing it with the hope that it can be of help to others.

The project is hosted here for testing purposes. Please note that due to cost considerations, file uploads are disabled in this preview mode.

Before running the project, make sure to set up the necessary environment variables:

1. Inside the /functions directory, edit the existing .env file to configure the code used for checking if the person has entered the correct code to prevent unauthorized photo submissions.

ATTR_CODE=your_secret_code_here

2. In the project root directory, edit the existing .env file to configure Firebase.

REACT_APP_FIREBASE_CONFIG={"apiKey": "your_firebase_api_key","authDomain": "your_firebase_auth_domain","projectId": "your_firebase_project_id","storageBucket": "your_firebase_storage_bucket","messagingSenderId": "your_firebase_messaging_sender_id","appId": "your_firebase_app_id","measurementId": "your_firebase_measurement_id"}

Remember to replace your_secret_code_here and the Firebase variables with your actual values.

To configure the project, follow these steps:

1. Firebase Setup:

   • Initialize Firebase.
   • Enable both Firestore and Storage in the latest mode.

2. Basic Firebase Commands:

   • Deploy functions: firebase deploy --only functions
   • Deploy hosting: firebase deploy --only hosting
   • Full deploy: firebase deploy

To run the project locally, you can use the following commands:

• Start the development server: npm start
• Build for production: npm run build

After running the development server, you can preview the project by visiting http://localhost:3000/?code=testcode.

This project was created to serve a specific purpose and was developed rapidly with the aid of Chat GPT. As a result, there may be some errors and it may not adhere to best practices. It is shared here in the hope that it may be useful to others.