Project Features:

We're diving deep into authentication and authorization with some robust technologies. Here's a breakdown of what we've got:

🔐 Next-auth v5 (Auth.js): We're leveraging Next-auth v5, specifically Auth.js, for a secure and efficient authentication setup.

🚀 Next.js 14 with server actions: Our front end is powered by Next.js 14, taking advantage of its latest features, including server actions.

🔑 Credentials Provider: We've got a Credentials Provider for handling various login credentials securely.

🌐 OAuth Provider (Social login with Google & GitHub): Social login is a breeze with OAuth Providers for Google and GitHub, making it convenient for users.

🔄 Forgot password functionality: Users can reset their passwords with our forgot password functionality.

✉️ Email verification: To ensure security, we've implemented email verification for user accounts.

🔒 Two-factor verification: Adding an extra layer of security, we've got two-factor verification to protect user accounts (for No OAuth).

🚪 Login component (Opens in redirect or modal): The login component is designed for flexibility, opening either in a redirect or modal based on your preference.

📝 Register component: Seamless user onboarding with a straightforward registration component.

🔏 Forgot password component: If users forget their password, they can easily reset it using our intuitive forgot password component.

✔️ Verification component: For added security, we've included a verification component to confirm user identities.

🚫 Error component: Transparent communication with users is key. Our error component ensures they're informed if something goes awry.

🔘 Login button: A clean and functional login button for a straightforward user experience.

🔲 Logout button: A simple yet effective logout button for users to gracefully exit.

🕵️‍♂️ Exploring next.js middleware: Delving into Next.js middleware capabilities.

📈 Extending & Exploring next-auth session: Extending session for a more personalized user experience.

🔍 Exploring next-auth callbacks: Understanding and exploring Next-auth callbacks for seamless authentication flow.

🪝 useCurrentUser hook: A custom hook, useCurrentUser, for simplified access to the current user's information.

🧑‍💻 currentUser utility: A utility function, currentUser, to streamline interactions with user data.

This LMS platform is packed with features here is the list:-

📚 Course Exploration: Users can easily explore and filter through various courses, simplifying the process of finding the right educational content.

💳 Stripe Integration: Hassle-free course purchases using Stripe, ensuring a seamless transaction process.

✅ Progress Tracking: Allows users to mark chapters as completed, offering a clear view of their progress within each course.

📈 Progress Calculation: The platform calculates and displays the progress of each course, enabling students to effortlessly track their learning journey.

🖥 Dedicated Dashboards: Separate dashboards for students and teachers, with teacher mode enabling instructors to create and manage courses and chapters.

🔄 Drag-and-Drop Feature: Simplifies the rearrangement of chapters, making organization a breeze.

🎥 Media Upload: Supports uploading thumbnails, attachments, and videos via UploadThing, enhancing the learning experience with multimedia.

🔄 Mux Video Processing: Utilizes Mux for video processing, including an HLS video player by Mux for smooth video playback.

📝 Rich Text Editor: Adding detailed descriptions to chapters is straightforward with our rich text editor.

🔐 NextAuth Version 5: Streamlines user authentication, ensuring secure access to the platform.

🗃 Prisma ORM Tool: Uses Prisma as the ORM tool, facilitating efficient data management.

💾 MySQL Database: Utilizes MySQL as the database solution, hosted on Planetscale, for robust and scalable storage for the LMS and user management.

Demo

You can view a fully working demo at muyalogy.

Deploy to Vercel

Prerequisites

Node version 18.x.x

Cloning the repository

git clone https://github.com/Valvide/muyalogy.git

Install packages

npm i

Setup .env file

AUTH_SECRET=

GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=

RESEND_API_KEY=

NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL=

DATABASE_URL=

UPLOADTHING_SECRET=
UPLOADTHING_APP_ID=

MUX_TOKEN_ID=
MUX_TOKEN_SECRET=

STRIPE_API_KEY=

STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET=

NEXT_PUBLIC_TEACHER_ID=

Setup Prisma

Add MySQL Database

npx prisma generate
npx prisma db push

Seeding the Database

To seed the database with initial data, you will need to run the seed.ts script located in the scripts folder. This script initializes the database with the necessary data for the project to function correctly(Categories).

Steps to Run the Seed Script

1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
2. Navigate to the project's root directory.
3. Change directory to the script folder by running:

   cd script
   node seed.ts


   ### Start the app
   shell
   npm run dev

Available commands

Running commands with npm npm run [command]

command	description
dev	Starts a development instance of the app