Submitted to MLH Workathon
A one-stop platform to help build your next hackathon project
Gives a clear overview of the project built and its functionalities using Ant design.
Made use of Cohere (Genreate)
- /projectIdeas ✅
Made use of Cohere (Genreate with constraints)
- /projectIdea
?topic=""
✅
Made use of Cohere (Genreate)
- /projectDescription
?name=""
✅
Made use of Cohere (Genreate)
- /projectTitle
?desc=""
✅
Made use of Cohere (Genreate / Classify)
- /projectCompare`? ❌
Made use of OpenAI API
- /projectImplement
?name=""
{ Need some more working and fine tuning... } ❌
/ideas
✅
/idea
✅
/description
✅
/title
✅
/compare
❌
- /projectImplement
?name=""
{ Need some more working and fine tuning... } ❗️
- Using Twilio Verify (to be integrated)
When I decided to participate in Work-a-thon, initially nothing struck my mind interesting. So I felt many others would once in a while be in such a situation. Hence, I decided to build my own Hackathon project initiator that provides the initial breakthrough kickstart your project.
As the title suggests, Hack => Hackathon
& Pro => Project
& Init => Initializer
means it acts as a platform to generate project Ideas, Description, Title. These are the bare minimum requirements for any hackathon project submission including devpost.
- Cohere (Generate project title, description, comparison)
- Twilio Verify (Authentication)
- GitHub (Most obvious)
- OpenAI (Generate project implementation)
- GoDaddy Registry (Domain)
- React.js (Frontend)
- Node.js (Backend)
- Ant Design & Bootstrap (CSS)
- While building the backend, get the response in the desired format
JSON
and truncate unwanted stuff. - After fetching the data from the server and overcoming the CORS error was very hectic and the most time-consuming. I tried all the stuff google, StackOverflow, chatGPT, etc. at last a basic
CORS Unblocked
chrome extension came to the rescue. - Building a Landing was something important as most of us don't give much attention to it. Hence I spent some time building it and faced lots of issues while building. Finally, thanks to AntD that came to the revival.
- How to query the prompt or interpret the NLP models to get the best possible results possible.
- Overcoming the CORS error while fetching the data from the server was like getting a college degree I felt like floating in the air.
- Then building a response UI was something cool in a short span of time.
- A desperate, responsive landing page to showcase every bit of my Project was a nice thing.
- First of all, never hack alone since I had a long break with hackathons and thought of working solo but never going to attempt it.
- Dealing with CORS and how to break down the errors to get the right solution.
- Integrate Authentication (the code exists)
- Work on tech stack thing for project implementation.
- Also provide a comparison of projects while choosing the best out of the two.