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Add something where you can view some or all of the recently uploaded photos

Images should only be stored for a specific time period

After everyone else has created their slides and no longer needs a reference for how Lloyd's presentation server works.

Added a login mechanism to the nav bar.

Need a route for /view/{photoId} which displays a single photo

What are we doing with the DB? Currently, we aren't doing anything with it and it's just adding complexity. We should either:

1. Use the DB completely and even store image information in there
2. Cut the DB out entirely for version 1

@nvcexploder can you weigh in on this?

Look into shims for getUserMedia because for some reason it doesn't work in Safari.

Maybe look into https://github.com/addyosmani/getUserMedia.js

The FormData object doesn't seem to work right in iOS Safari. Low priority for sure.

Why do we have auth set up for the static files? We shouldn't need that should we?

Remove all of the database code.

• package.json
• code in upload

Client and Server side support for websockets

Create a front end using

• handlebars 😞
• stylus
• replying with views
  • homepage
  • login page
  • view recent photos page?

Uploading local file allows for any image type to be uploaded.

Forward facing camera should display mirrored preview, uploaded/saved photo should not be mirrored.

Figure out how to write the uploaded image with a file stream.

There should be security on the routes already, but the Nav should also update based on the users logged in state or not.

Use something other than alert(message) since that looks super n00b.

Create favicon

Add routes for

• static content
• something to alert me when there are new pictures? (socket)
• logging in (with proper status codes and redirects)
• a way to upload new pictures that should stream from hapchat to the "cdn" server

User is presented with a clickable notification that a new image is available. After button is clicked image is removed from view at set interval

Database should minimally store the path to the image, the sender, and a list of recipients.

Update CSS to use Stylus instead of plain CSS.

Do something to keep the junk files that some OSs put there from being displayed on the client.

Make it so you have to log in to do anything. Meaning no uploading or viewing if you aren't authenticated. Redirect user to login page. Update Nav to include all the correct items, /upload and /gallery.

So the nav thing won't work as it currently stands. If you start logged out, hit the page, log in, and the go back to "/", you will still see login, instead of upload because you've got cached version of the home page.

Two options:

1. Expire the cache of the home page
2. Draw the nav client side

I personally prefer 1 because it would probably be easier and I like to handle security things like the server side.

Make is so you have to click some kind of icon to log in with GitHub. As it stands, it's super transparent. Plus this will give us a place to house other provides down the road if we want to do that.

What is this repo for? Is it still being used?

1.) npm install
2.) navigate to http://localhost:8000 (in chrome)
3.) click login
4.) authorize application
5.) explosions.