GreenTechHub

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Key Features
• Milestones
• Docker
• License

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Introduction

GreenTechHub is an interactive platform powered by Python and Django, designed to bring together technology enthusiasts, game developers, and creative minds. At its core, GreenTechHub serves as a hub for showcasing innovative projects, exploring a curated library of games, and accessing embedded services that enhance user experiences.

Key Features

• Project Showcase: Highlight and share your creative endeavors, from game development projects to Python-powered tools, with a community of like-minded individuals.
• Game Library: A rich, organised collection of games ranging from indie creations to tech demos, all accessible through an intuitive interface.
• Embedded Services: Tools and APIs integrated seamlessly into the platform, offering users enhanced functionalities for projects and development workflows.

With GreenTechHub, users can explore, learn, and create in a vibrant ecosystem, making it a one-stop destination for showcasing innovation, sharing ideas, and building connections. Whether you're a seasoned developer or an aspiring creator, GreenTechHub is your space to thrive.

Milestones

• v1.0 (Initial Release):

  • Launched core platform with project showcase, game library, and embedded services.
  • User authentication and profile management.
  • Responsive design with intuitive navigation.

• v1.1 (Community Features):

  • Added user comments and feedback on showcased projects.
  • Implemented project rating and upvote system.
  • Improved search and filter options in the game library.

• v2.0 (API & Integration Expansion):

  • Introduced API access for external integrations.
  • Enhanced embedded services with new tools for developers.
  • Implemented user dashboards for project analytics.

Docker

To get started with running GreenTechHub in a Docker environment:

1. Build the Base Image

docker build -f Dockerfile.python -t pybase:3.11 .

2. Start the Application

This command will build and start all required services in detached mode:

docker-compose up --build -d

3. Stop and Remove Containers

To shut down the services and remove containers:

docker-compose down

4. Run Migrations & Create Superuser (Optional)

After the initial startup, you may want to run database migrations and create an admin user:

docker-compose exec greentechhub python server.py migrate
docker-compose exec greentechhub python server.py createsuperuser

5. View Logs

docker-compose logs -f

NOTE: If you're using environment variables (e.g. .env), ensure that your docker-compose.yml is configured to use them properly.

License

GreenTechHub is licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE for more information.