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Users will be able to select one of the templates, edit and move the text fields, then download their creation.

#Hit button meme generator how to

This app hasn't been tested with very large images very much, so there may be some limitations there.Memes are great: We can use them for humor, cryptocurrency, and even for learning JavaScript! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a meme generator with JavaScript and Fabric.js that lets you customize templates from three popular memes: Doge, Daily Struggle, and Philosoraptor. Once you've liked some memes, they should show up on your 'Likes' page, accessible from your user's account page. Users can edit or delete their accounts as long as they know their current password, otherwise the admin user can also edit and delete any account that has been created. Comments can be edited and deleted as well. Memes can be liked, unliked, commented on, edited and deleted. To unfollow someone, navigate to their user account page and click the 'Unfollow' button. There should be links to view your followed users, users that are following you, and your feed, which is a list of all the memes made by users you follow. Once followed, your account page will have a few links that should be populated with data now. The easiest way to find that is to click the author's name while on a meme's detail view page. Users can be followed by navigating to a user's account page while signed in.

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To create an admin user, enter the username Admin at the signup page, followed by whatever password you set as an environment variable earlier. To create a meme, first sign up, then sign in, and then hit the 'Create a meme!' button, accessible from any page while signed in. The homepage should then be ready to view at Usage Now the project should be ready to launch with rackup.

If you do that, you will want to uncomment the commented line starting with config.root in /config/environment.rb. Alternatively, you can modify the /app/uploader/image_uploader.rb file to use :file storage instead of :fog to have the uploads saved locally instead of to S3. However, if you do want to do this, check the file /config/environment.rb to see what other environment variables you will need to set to get the bucket storage working (the relevant variables are inside the Carrierwave config block). You can set up your own bucket on the free tier, but that is outside the scope of this readme.

This project is configured to use an AWS S3 bucket for file storage.

export SINATRA_ADMIN_PASSWORD=(enter your preferred admin password here, minus parentheses).

export SINATRA_SESSION_SECRET=(enter your preferred secret here, minus parentheses).

Unless you want to use a dotfile (which will require some extra setup not covered here), you can enter the following:

If that successfully completes, the next step is to setup some environment variables.

After that, you can run the migrations to setup the database: rake db:migrate.

To make sure the Javascript scripts are properly compiled, you should run yarn build.

Once that finishes, you'll want to run yarn install.

At the project's root directory, run bundle install.

Clone the repository using your preferred method, then navigate to the directory git creates for it using your terminal (it should be called meme-generator).

#Hit button meme generator install

You can use npm or yarn to install the NodeJS dependencies, but this readme will assume Yarn. This project uses NodeJS and Ruby, so you will need those set up first. A Sinatra/Activerecord app for generating tasty memes