Fashionista

Description

Fashionista is a Fashion organizing application that allows users to create outfits and collections in many different ways. The application has a modern ui that allows users to fashion easier and faster. Users can import their clothes and create outfits and collections, use AI or libraries for custom clothing.

Motivation

The motivation for this project actually came when I was deciding what to dress in and forgetting what went well together. Looking for apps on the web and app store I found that not many made this type of app and most that existed were beyond old. The solution for me was to create a fashion app that allowed for creating outfits and improve a users fashion taste. The goal for this application is to allow users to organize their clothing to make outfits they are confident in and increase fashion prowess.

Quick start

Make sure you have JDK 17+ installed on your computer

• Git clone https://github.com/Jruz9/fashionista.git
• Run command in project folder to make jar(compiles app). mvn clean install
• Click on your jar file and the application will run.
  • Note that the app will run and no data will appear since no database is connected.

Usage

• Add clothing
• Make outfits from clothing
• Create collections of outfits
• Create unique clothing from preset AI image generation (pending)
• Display weather for location (pending)
• Create custom recommendation of clothing for each day(concept)
• Create custom outfits based on machine learning. (concept)
• Show fashion news from multiple outlets (pending)

Contributing:

Requirements:

• Backend
  • Java 17+
  • MySql
  • Spring Boot 3.4.0
• FrontEnd
  • React 18.2
  • NPM
  • Material UI 11
• Operating system:
  • Windows
    • can be adapted for each os if there is an issue or using a docker image setup for the application.

Getting java

• Download Java development kit from here https://adoptium.net/marketplace/?version=17&os=any

Setting up Local Mysql Database

• Open mysql gui console and run the schema sql file to create the local database

Build React frontend

• Inside the frontend folder/src folder, open the fashionista-frontend and run in terminal : npm install
• In the same folder Run node app.js

Build java backend

• IDE with java developer tools will recognize the pom xml if your in the java backend folder tree and auto build for it. If that does not happen continue forward 👇
• Open the main folder in the project and run build package option in the pom xml file for IntelliJ and similar or maven build in the command line
  • additional information included here for troubleshooting if needed: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38315279/how-to-compile-maven-project-from-command-line-with-all-dependencies

Database structure: