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MarketGardenLog is a Python web application developed with Flask, to keep a registry of a garden, allowing to create different types of plants and gardens, and filter the gardens and plants by its type.

The application implements a third-party authentication & authorization service, in this case G+ and Facebook OAuth services.

The repository contains the virtual machine configuration to use with Vagrant in the /vagrant directory.

Once started and logged in the vagrant machine, go to /vagrant/marketgardenlog/ directory.

To create de DB schema you need to execute $ python database_setup.py

For the authentication system to work you need to create a Client ID and Secret and save it in a json file.

To obtain the Client ID and Secret you have to:

1. Go to https://console.developers.google.com/apis.
2. In the section Credentials you need to create an OAuth Client ID.
3. When you're presented with a list of application types, choose Web application.
4. In the configuration page add http://localhost:5000 in the "Authorised JavaScript origins" section and http://localhost:5000/login and http://localhost:5000/gconnect in the "Authorised redirect URIs" section.
5. Download the json file with the configuration clicking in the "Download JSON button" and save it as client_secrets.json in the marketgardenlog/ directory.
6. In the login.html file , in the signin button replace the GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID_HERE with your client id.

1. Register a new application in the Facebook Developers Page.
2. In the app page click in "+ Add Product", and add Facebook Login.
3. In the configuration of the product, in "Valid OAuth redirect URIs" add http://localhost:5000.
4. From the dashboard of the app copy the Client ID and the Secret in a new json file called fb_client_secrets.json using the following format: { "web": { "app_id": "PASTE_YOUR_APP_ID_HERE", "app_secret": "PASTE_YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET_HERE" } }
5. In the login.html file , in the Facebook login section replace the FACEBOOK_APP_ID_HERE with your app id.

To run the application type $ python marketgardenlog.py. Now the server is running and listening in port 5000.

You can view the web page in your browser going to http://localhost:5000