A full stack web app with organized directory of events / pujas and livestreams directed toward Hindu temple-goers, specifically patrons of the Toronto Kalibari temple.
- Display pujas / temple events in an organized fashion
- Allow for complex searching using keywords to account for spelling variations that stem from translation
- Add calendar events for temple events with one click
- Display puja / temple event streams and create an organized directory of previous ones
- (hidden from demo) Directly donate money to the temple using Stripe (only frontend finished)
- (TODO) Send notifications when a livestream for a temple event starts
Since this is a working website made as a personal project for a temple, it can be found here: https://my-puja-production.web.app
The frontend uses React.JS for the website. PWA integration has been added to account for the lack of a native version. However, a native version may be coming soon.
The backend uses Firebase's Cloud Firestore to store all events / pujas in an orderly fashion, Firebase Storage for hosting images. For livestreaming, the source is taken from Toronto Kalibari's website. If the event is also streamed on YouTube, then a code is stored so it can be displayed as a previous livestream later.
You can just get this project running on your computer like a normal create-react-app project, but here's the instructions to clarify.
- Clone the repository
- Run
npm installto install all dependencies, this might take a while - (optional) For Firebase support, don't forget to install
firebaseas a global package and change the projects in.firebaserc - To run the project locally, run
npm run start - To build the project, run
npm run build
Name: Aritro Saha
Github URL: AritroSaha10
Twitter: @AritroSaha10