An attempt at a viable alternative to Goodreads (Mirror: Main repo on GitLab) https://gitlab.com/Alamantus/Readlebee
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README.md

book-tracker

Read our Contribution Guidelines Issues Join the chat at https://gitter.im/book-tracker/general

An attempt at a viable alternative to Goodreads (currently lacking a name—ideas welcome!)

  • Project Scope
    • Features we feel are essential to the project. Anything beyond the scope should be discussed for later and not prioritized.
  • Dependencies Stack
    • A list of dependencies used in the project and a short explanation of what each of them are for.
  • Contrubution Guidelines
    • Subject to change but important to follow. Includes a basic code of conduct.
  • Project chat via Gitter
    • Real-time discussion about the project.
  • Issue Tracker
    • For adding and tracking feature requests, feedback, and bug reports.
  • Main Repo on GitLab
    • Where all changes are made "official".
  • Mirror Repo on GitHub
    • Gets changes from GitLab pushed to it so people who prefer GitHub can contribute there as well. Pull requests and issues created here will also be addressed.

Installation

To develop, you'll need to know how to use a terminal or shell on your computer.

Clone the repo to your computer with Git by running:

git clone https://gitlab.com/Alamantus/book-tracker.git

Then run use Yarn to install the dependencies:

yarn

Usage

After everything's installed, run the "start" NPM script to build and serve the front end:

npm run start

Then use your browser to navigate to http://localhost:1234 to view the website.

It's early days, so this segment will definitely change later as the project gets more complex.