As high school students, we were struggling to find opportunities for extracurricular activities, when finding team members, and even during sporting events. Despite our efforts, there were no platforms that gives people with similar interests a chance to collaborate. This gave birth to "Khoja".
Khoja is a unique platform -soon to be available in mobile apps- that allows users to find collaborators that share common interests. From internships to basic football teams, If you lack team members or want to search for people, Khoja comes to the rescue. Khoja provides a platform to upload user requirements/ recruitments and then fellow users browsing the site can join the hosted events.
Khoja is an easy-to-use and easy-to-understand concept that depends completely on the community to operate, With the ambition of providing new students, eager volunteers, or even desperate people who are looking for collaborators an easy life Khoja presents itself.
Instead of scouting the Internet, different social media platforms, advertisements, and tedious amounts of phone calls, Khoja allows the users to search and upload their recruitments with the click of a button. This is what makes Khoja unique.
The ECA forms were not working till the end of the project but we figured out the issue and solved it.
We also went in the process of choosing a good UI for the project which was not an easy thing.
At first clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/BinayakJha/Khoja-Community-at-your-Palms.git
Now after you have cloned then you should have Python installed.
After you have installed Python and PIP then run this command in the terminal whih aims to the folder.
pip install -r requirements.txt
After you have installed all the requirements then just run this command:
python manage.py runserver
and,
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
If you want to acess admin panel then you should create superuser using this command
python manage.py createsuperuser
If you want to contribute to this repo then at first you should star and fork the repo
and then it will create a repo in your github profile linking this repo and then you can just make changes you want in your repo and make a pull request which will be reviewed and if it has no problem with the previous code it may be merged :)