🏆✨🏆 1st place Winner for KuriusHacks 2021 🏆✨🏆

Where am I

An application that tells you which native land you are on and explore other native territories around the globe.

Table of Content:

• Display Shots
• Running the project
• Stack in use
• Future scope
• Demo video

Display Shots

Running the project

• Clone the project
• Open the project is VS code (or your favorite editor)
• Add your ip address in stories_repo file line 8 (Flutter)
• Create a google cloud account and enable google maps
• Add the google maps api in android manifest
• Make a firebase account and generate the service json file
• Replace key in firestore/key.json file with your json file (Node.js)
• Run npm install for node.js
• run flutter pub get for Flutter
• Locate the VS Code status bar (the blue bar at the bottom of the window):
• Select a device from the Device Selector area
• Invoke Run > Start Debugging or press f5
• Wait for the app to launch — progress is printed in the Debug Console view.

Stack in use

• Fontend : Frontend is setup using flutter and programmed in a way that it can be ran on desktop , web and android/ios !
• Node.js : All the calls to database go through node.js server where the user and data is validated before forwarding it to the database.
• Database : We are using Firestore as a database

Future scope

• Email verify all users before they can submit any information for approval
• Add Firebase cloud messaging (Push notification) so that users get notified whenever their information is approved
• Add award system so that users get an incentive for using the app
• Feature to post pdf of research papers, any interviews they did or any images as information
• Use All markers as a community feature where others can comment on an information submitted by a user and make a thread and so on

Demo video

https://youtu.be/9vgBisFuGQg