Outfitless helps users organize their closet, choose outfits, and keep track of their clothes. Most notably, it keeps track of the cost per use for each piece of clothing.
Inspired by the trend towards zero waste, capsule wardrobes, and Mari Kondo of “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up”, Outfitless hopes that its users will learn to do more with less.
Frontend: HTML5, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Bootstrap
Backend: Python, SQL, Flask, PostgresQL, SQLAlchemy
APIs: Google OAuth 2.0, Clarifai
Deployed via Amazon Web Services LightSail
See the app in action here:
Register & log in via Google.
Upload multiple files at once.
Verify suggested piece details, or write in your own description.
Choose an outfit with OOTD feature!
Check out all pieces uploaded to closet, and their details.
Please note that although the site is live, these features will only work if you install the app locally. Everything past log-in has been disabled from the site.
- Python 3+
- PostgresQL
- Google OAuth 2.0 keys 🔑
- Clarifai API keys 🔑
- SSL certificate & key 🔖🔑
To run this app on your local computer, please follow the below steps:
Clone repository.
$ git clone https://github.com/janetanne/outfitless.git
Create and activate a virtual environment.
$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
Install the dependencies:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Sign up to use the Google OAuth API and Clarifai API. Obtain your secret keys 🔑, then save them to secrets.sh. The file should look like this:
export APP_SECRET_KEY="insert"
export CLARIFAI_API_KEY="keys"
export GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID="andotherstuff"
export GOOGLE_PROJECT_ID="here"
export GOOGLE_AUTH_URI="https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth"
export GOOGLE_TOKEN_URI="https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/token"
export GOOGLE_AUTH_PROVIDER="https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs"
export GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET="linksaboveshouldworkthough"
Source your keys from secrets.sh into your virtual environment.
$ source secrets.sh
Note that you'll also need to procure an SSL certificate if you want to deploy since Google OAuth 2.0 requires HTTPS. You can learn more about that and obtain your own SSL cert for free on Let's Encrypt.
Set up your database.
$ createdb outfitless_db
$ python model.py
Run the app from the command line.
$ python server.py
Navigate to 'localhost:5000/' to access Outfitless.
- Generate proper SSL certificate
- Data visualization of user's closets, using Chart.js
- Reminders to wear, donate, or sell clothes not worn in a certain period of time
- Upload photos to Google Photos
This was created by Janet Anne Panen for her final project at Hackbright Academy, an engineering school for women.
She's located in San Francisco, and you can contact her via Twitter, LinkedIn, or email 📧 janetpanen at gmail dot com.
This project was inspired by the annoyance of choosing what to wear every day, and the 90s classic film, Clueless (hence the name Outfitless 😉).
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