Kwento-Ko-To is an innovative social media platform powered by PHP and Firebase emulators, providing a seamless integration of user authentication, functions, and Firestore. It is designed to cater to storytelling enthusiasts, offering a dynamic and engaging environment to share narratives and connect with a community of fellow storytellers.
- Account Creation: Seamlessly create your Kwento-Ko-To account and personalize your profile.
- User Authentication: Securely authenticate users using Firebase emulators for enhanced data privacy.
- Firestore Integration: Leverage Firestore, the NoSQL database, to store and manage user-generated content efficiently.
- Realistic Emulation: Utilize Firebase emulators to test and develop user authentication and database functionalities locally.
- Post Creation: Share your stories, anecdotes, and experiences.
- Interactive Engagement: Engage with other users through likes and comments on their posts.
- Vibrant Communities: Connect with like-minded individuals and form communities around specific topics or interests.
- User-Friendly Interface: Enjoy a smooth and intuitive user experience with a clean and visually appealing interface.
To get started with Kwento-Ko-To, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/klyneajido/Kwento-Ko-To.git
- Delete the vendor folder (optional, if needed, for a fresh install):
rm -rf vendor
- Reinstall the necessary dependencies using Composer:
composer install
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Install the necessary PHP extensions (if not already installed) and configure your PHP environment to meet the requirements of Kwento-Ko-To.
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Configure the Firebase emulators:
- Install Firebase CLI (Command Line Interface) by following the instructions in the official documentation: Firebase CLI Installation.
- Set up Firebase emulators locally for local testing. Run the following commands in your project directory:
firebase emulators:start
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Set up your Firebase project for local testing:
- Create a new Firebase project on the Firebase Console: Firebase Console.
- Obtain your Firebase project configuration, including your Web API key, in the Firebase project settings.
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Integrate Firebase user authentication and Firestore database into the PHP codebase:
- Utilize the Firebase PHP SDK to handle user authentication and Firestore interactions. Refer to the official Firebase PHP SDK documentation for guidance: Firebase PHP SDK Documentation.
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Customize the platform by modifying the design, branding, and features according to your preferences.
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Launch the platform and start sharing your stories with the Kwento-Ko-To community.
After setting up the Firebase emulator, ensure you run the following commands in separate terminals:
- In one terminal, run the Firebase emulator with the command:
firebase emulators:start
- In another terminal, run the PHP development server to host the application on your local machine:
php -S localhost:8000
Now, you can access Kwento-Ko-To by navigating to localhost:8000/login.php in your web browser. Enjoy storytelling and connecting with the Kwento-Ko-To community on your local development environment. If you encounter any issues, refer to the official Firebase documentation or seek help from relevant developer communities. Happy storytelling!
For any issues, questions, or suggestions regarding Kwento-Ko-To, please open an issue. I appreciate your feedback and will address your concerns promptly.
Let the storytelling begin! Join Kwento-Ko-To and share your captivating tales with the world.
Screenshots:
!Credits to Darin S for the Yeti login form!
