bhyunsite

Hosting the site locally:

• Open the folder where you cloned this repository
• Run 'node index.js'

Stock Analysis Website [WIP]

• On the main page of the website, the rightmost picture will be a button that leads you to the stock analysis site. Note that a few of the features are currently in testing and are not complete.
• Currently, the Python backend is capable of pulling information from the stock API (finnhub.io) and scraping information from sites such as Yahoo Finance, but for testing purposes manual values are inputted.
• TBD: Candlestick graph display of a given stock
• TBD: Algorithm that analyzes the candlestick graph of a stock (such as morningstar, hammerhead, etc)
• TBD: Comparison of the given stock to the general industry and other competing stocks.

Explanation of the Site

Main File and Routes

The overarching file of this folder is index.js. It contains all the projects, organized through routers, that I have done. To see each individual project, open the router folder and click on the respective name. Each name is somewhat descriptive of what project it contains, but here is a brief list:

• coinFlipSource: web page that flips a coin every time the user lands on the page and the user can guess either heads or tails.
• cookeSource: practice with inserting cookies on the user's page. If the user visits the page 5 times, the page doesn't allow the user to see its contents anymore
• heroesSource: Allows users to create an account, level up [TBD], and log back in whenever they would like. However, there is no password system and it only contains usernames.
• investingSource: Stock analyzer that attempts to compare a given stock to its competitors through scraping online websites and pulling from stock APIs
  • scratchScraper.py: where the js file gets the scraped stock information outside of the stock API.
• madLibSource: Allows the user to create a fake certificate based on given parameters they put in
• mDaySource: Mother's day page for my mom
• numberForm: Used for testing with inputs, and when the user puts in a number it gives cool facts about that number
• oAuthLab: Cookie clicker game which allows the user to login through O Authentification (Thomas Jefferson High School's [TJ] Ion website which requires a TJ email) and saves user's progress in a sql database so they can login later
• passport-setup: ignore this file. It was testing with Google's oauth because I no longer had access to Thomas Jefferson High School's (TJ) oAuth
• personalSiteSource: an About page for me
• sprint.js: likely broken because it uses the TJ api to show the schedule for each school day of TJ
• weatherForm: pulls from the governmnet weather site to tell the user what the weather will be for the day by the hour.

Static Files:

• Contains the css, img, and JS files for all the pages on the site.
• Note: At the beginning of coding the site, I didn't organize some of the statics and that is why some of them do not have labeled folders. Later on I started creating folders for each correlated "project"

EJS Files (The "views" folder):

• Used in tandem with the Express JS system.
• Most of the projects have their own designated folders, but a few of the main JS files such as index.ejs and labs.ejs do not.
• In addition, coinflip.ejs and schedule_viewer.ejs do not have folders because I didn't start a proper organization until later on

Script files

• Used for backend of the site, which is mainly for the stock page. However, the main script is pulled out of the scripts folder and is called scratchScraper.py (because I was scraping information from sites from scratch)

Sql Scripts (sql_scripts folder)

• Scripts used to modify database