A platform for gamers/streamers to provide their casual service and link up with others in the community.

<<<Demo Page>>>

route: index

route: profile/2QvJMnyN73SnBXaLuRR0REQpY8X2

route: signup
note: each sign up method can be linked to each other, example:

1. sign up with password account then link with Google account
2. sign up with Google account then link with password account.
3. sign up with Twitch account then link with Facebook account.

route: signin

route: reset

route: settings

route: policy

route: none of above

This is a project that is designed to allow the user the ability to temporarily hire other gamers to play with them. Similar to hiring someone to work with you, this allows you the opportunity to hire another gamer to game with you. It is all about gaming companionship.

From the consumer perspective:

1. You are a big fan of a professional gamer/famous streamer, and you want to play a game with with your beloved star., either as a sparring partner(opponent), or teammate.
2. You are looking for someone to help you improve as a gamer, and want a gaming "coach" that can help you along in that process.
3. You want to rank up in a specific game, but need help. You need a strong and capable teammate who has lots of experience with that game!
4. You have a nice but less known multiplayer game, hire your fighter here!
5. You're merely looking to hang out and socialize with streamers/gamers in a relaxed environment!

From provider perspective:

While some gamers/streamers do make a lot of money, the large majority of gamers and/or streamers do not. This platform provides the opportunity for many gamers and streamers to expand their viewer base, reach new potential viewers and people to game with, and make new friends along the way! It also helps to link casual gamers up with more competitive and successful gamers/streamers, and in return helping everyone in the community grow. With this platform, we can create a new work force of gamers who are doing what they love, and making money along the way!

Core Features:

1. Marketplace
2. Payment
3. Chat

Optional Features:

1. Gaming Contents
2. Event Organizer

Andrei's React Course has almost all knowledge you need to get started.

PS: this is not advertising, this is coincidence, this project already existed for 3 months before the course was released.

A step by step series of examples that tell you how to get the development env running.

After git clone

request the .config folder(s) from tylim#9831 in Discord

node install.js

npm run dev
// run with dev env var, this may not work as dev is connect to dev server (experiment server)  

npm run prod
// run with prod env var, recommended since this will work as experted most of the time

Now you can start hacking on front end!

npm run d-deploy // deploy to dev server  
npm run p-deploy // deploy to prod server
npm run a-deploy // deploy to both dev and prod server

after deployment, you can view it at

1. prod
2. dev

🛑 Ignore this deployment section if you don't want to work with back end (firebase).

Direct message tylim#9831 in Discord your email to become user of this firebase project.

If you skip this step you have to setup your own firebase project.

npm i && firebase login

above command is one time setup, anytime you want to run deploy, in the functions folder, simply

npm run d-deploy // deploy to dev server  
npm run p-deploy // deploy to prod server
npm run a-deploy // deploy to both dev and prod server

It will automatically inject production environment variable, build and deploy front end or back end (make sure the command is run in /functions folder).

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• Blk• Design System React(Bootstrap) - CSS
• Styled Component - CSS in JS
• Reactstrap - Components
• Firebase - Authentication, Storage, Database, Chat and Endpoint
• Stripe - Payment

Please read wiki for details of our code, techs, guides and resources.

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Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how to contribute.

1. Test : Start with testing the code for any bugs, if found raise an issue about it. (Always check first if someone has already raised an issue for the same.)

2. Suggest features: Look for possible improvements and provide suggestions in the comment section.

3. Design: Considering the fact that practice is the main objective, try to make little changes on your forked repository and make a pull-request about it. Commit often and provide appropriate messages to your commits.

4. You can also help in providing proper documentation of the various sections.

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