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Digiinote is a Rails app that takes in an uploaded image of handwritten notes and digitizes them directly into a Google Drive document. After each submission, you are able to view the document on an embedded Google Drive

##Usage

• Visit the digiinote main page and upload an image

• Or capture an image instantly

The site is available live on Heroku

In your terminal run:

  git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/digiinote.git

• [Google API Console] (https://console.developers.google.com)
• Download the Google Credentials JSON

This is what our .env file looks like, with the empty strings replaced with API keys.

GOOGLE_SECRET_KEY = ""
OAUTH = ""
CLIENT_SECRET = ""
PROJECT_ID = ""
AUTH_URI = ""
TOKEN_URI = ""
AUTH_PROVIDER_X509_CERT_URL = ""
REDIRECT_URIS = ""
TYPE = "service_account"
PRIVATE_KEY_ID = ""
PRIVATE_KEY = ""
CLIENT_EMAIL =" ""
CLIENT_ID = ""
CLIENT_X509_CERT_URL = ""
DEPLOYED_TO = "local"

This app requires use of the Google SDK for GCloud authorization

1. Use Homebrew to install the Google SDK by entering brew install Caskroom/cask/google-cloud-sdk
2. To get access to your GCloud resources enter gcloud auth application-default login
3. This will take you to your google account where you can log in

• Run bundle install to install the gems
• Start the rails server (localhost)

cd digiinote
bundle
rails s

Site will be live at https://localhost:3000/

Our team noticed a trend of circulating images on our cohort’s Slack Channel that had various handwritten notes on whiteboards, post-its, and/or notebook paper that were impossible to keep track of. We integrated the Google Vision, Google Drive, and Google OAuth API to build a user-friendly application that digitizes handwritten notes.

#####Languages and technologies:

• Ruby on Rails
• Materialize
• HTML/CSS
• Javascript
• PostgreSQL

• Valeria Martinez
• Sarav Shah
• James Draper
• Andy Bruckman
• Martin Murray

Thanks to @KDwinzel for inspiration with his Ocrad JS.