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https://github.com/pranav016/mapmyday

'mapMyDay' helps to make a schedule and map your day to increase productivity. It also has functionality to make separate schedules for different scenarios. For example, different schedules for home and for work.
https://github.com/pranav016/mapmyday

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'mapMyDay' helps to make a schedule and map your day to increase productivity. It also has functionality to make separate schedules for different scenarios. For example, different schedules for home and for work.

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# mapMyDay

## About-
- mapMyDay is a dynamically updating daily schedule/ task keeper app, primarily developed using Node JS, Express and Mongoose.
- It has been deployed using Heroku cloud platform and is available for use for everyone.
- [Visit the Web App](https://tranquil-ravine-10842.herokuapp.com/)

![demo](demo/demo.gif)

## Tech Stack-
- HTML
- CSS
- EJS template engine
- Node JS
- Express JS
- Mongoose

## Environment Setup-

* Drop a :star: on the GitHub repository.

* Download and install a code/ text editor.
- Recommended-
- [Download VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/download)
- [Download Atom](https://atom.io/)

* Download [Node Js and npm(Node package manager)](https://nodejs.org/en/) (when you download Node, npm also gets installed by default)

* Clone the repository by running command
```
git clone https://github.com/ /ToDoist.git
```
in your git bash.

* Run command `cd ToDoist`.

* Run this command to install all dependencies for the project.
```
npm install
```

* Run this command to start the project on local host 3000.
```
npm start
```

* Open link to view the website in your browser window if it doesn't open automatically.
```
http://localhost:3000/
```

* You can learn more about EJS template engine and its syntax to know how we can use it inside our HTML using the [documentation](https://ejs.co/#docs)

* Now you are all set to use this project.