Digigram is a full-stack social media web application, showcasing functionalities like user authentication, post creation, editing, and deletion, as well as account management. It's built using Spring Boot, React.js, and MySQL, and hosted on AWS.
- Backend: Spring Boot (AWS Elastic Beanstalk)
- Frontend: React.js (AWS S3 Bucket)
- Database: MySQL (Amazon RDS)
- API Testing: Postman
- User authentication system (signup, login, logout)
- Profile customization (photo, bio)
- Post functionalities (create, edit, view, delete)
- Post-likes tracking
- Initialized using start.spring.io (Maven, Java)
- RDS database connection with MySQL credentials
- MVC architecture with API endpoint mapping
- Developed using React.js
- Axios for backend communication
- Redux for state management
- Legacy deployment: Spring Boot app on AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Legacy deployment: React app hosted on AWS S3
- Current Netlify deployment path lives in
../capstone_frontend
This Spring Boot backend is now the legacy implementation. The Netlify deployment path uses the function-based API in ../capstone_frontend/netlify/functions and connects to MySQL through Netlify environment variables instead of AWS hosting.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2024 Sharna Hossain