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Description:

In our application everyone will be able to sell and donation second-hand items, and in the feature we want to add a recommend system part that recommend the best price of items which exist in the local market at that moment.

Every user will have a dashboard that can find each other with map, and chat with each other in order to recieve or send their items. And will be have a explore page to find second-hand items, and also they can post thier own second-hand items to sell with a price or free donate to NGO.

By these actions we expected to reduce consumptions, pollutions, make culture in society to use Second-hand items. With this solution everyone every time will sell or donate their second-hand items at proper time that is still reusable.

E.g. when children have toys that do not use anymore will donate to others children at proper time, the means of proper time: some time we have something that we do not use it but due to non-existence solution to sell it or donate, we postpone it to other time to find someone, and eventually maybe we should throw away without using.

Team:

  1. Javad Khavari from Afghanistan
  2. Mansure Khedir from Atopy
  3. Sirine Soudi from Tunisia

Technology

  1. HTML, CSS
  2. React js
  3. Firebase

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Getting Started with Create React App

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Available Scripts

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npm start

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Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser.

The page will reload when you make changes.
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npm test

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npm run build

Builds the app for production to the build folder.
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The build is minified and the filenames include the hashes.
Your app is ready to be deployed!

See the section about deployment for more information.

npm run eject

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Installation

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With npm:

install react dom and react router dom
npm install react-router-dom
npm install react-dom
For using sass
npm install sass
Add animate css
npm install animate.css --save
Add email js for contact send form
npm install emailjs-com
Install react icons
npm install react-icons
Install react parallax mouse
npm i react-parallax-mouse
Install react toastify
npm install --save react-toastify
Install emailJs
npm install emailjs-com --save
Install react-unicons
npm i @iconscout/react-unicons
npm install react-chat-engine --legacy-peer-deps


npm i axios

About

Hoody is a React-based web platform for buying, selling, and donating second-hand items. Users can explore listings, connect via maps and chat, manage dashboards, and contribute to NGOs. Built with React.js and Firebase to promote sustainable consumption and reduce waste

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