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Multi-purpose platform in Node.js and MongoDB

Posted on January 1, 2025April 17, 2025 by adnanafzal565

A multi-purpose platform is created in Node.js and MongoDB. Developing an API in Node.js and MongoDB allows you to create real-time, high performance and scalable applications. When you are building a website or a mobile app, you might have a different design than what is already built. But your backend will be almost similar to your competitor. Let’s say you want to build a social network like Facebook. You will pick an HTML template or design a UI specific for your business. But you want to have a module to create users, posts, pages, groups, friends, chats and much more.

So we are providing you a multi-purpose platform that allows you to use social network, job portal, manage your media files and much more. It is a self-hosted script so all the data will be stored on your server, no third-party storage service is used here.

Tech stack 💻

Bootstrap 5+
React 18+
Node.js 20+
MongoDB 4+

User Registration and Profile 🙋🏻‍♂️

This API allows you to register an account. The passwords are encrypted before saving them in database. User can also login using his email and password that he entered during registration.

On successfull login, a Json Web Token (JWT) is generated and returned in the API response. The client application needs to save that token in its local storage because that token will be use in other APIs in headers to identify the user. This token is also stored in server as well. So if you want to logout a user manually, you can simply remove his token from database.

User can edit his name and profile image. The email field is read-only, it cannot be changed. User can also change his password. For that, he needs to provide his current password and enter his new password 2 times for confirmation.

Social Network Posts 📝

If you are building a social network, then this module allows you to create and manage posts for a social network. You can also share other’s posts on your timeline. You can edit or remove your own posts. Other users will be able to like, comment or share your posts. Users will be able to edit to delete their own comments. You will be able to reply to the comments on your posts, and you can also edit or remove your reply if you want. Users can also see the list of all users who has liked or shared your post.

Pages 📃

If you are running a business, you can create a page for your business and start posting about your products or services in that page. In order to create a page, you need to set it’s name, tell a little about the page, and provide a cover photo for the page. User can follow your page and start seeing your page’s posts in their newsfeed. Only creator of page can create a post in that page.

You can see a list of all users who has followed your page. User can also see a list of all pages he has followed. The owner of the page can edit or delete the page. Once page is deleted, all the posts inside that will be deleted as well.

Groups 🥳

You can create groups to create a community of like-minded people. In order to create a group, you need to enter the name of group, a little description about the group and it’s cover photo. You can see a list of all groups created in the platform. There are separate links from where you can see only the groups that you have created or the groups you have joined. You can join or leave the group whenever you want. However, admin of the group can also remove you from the group if he wants.

Only admin or group members can post in a group. Posts uploaded by admin will be immediately displayed on the groups newsfeed. However, the posts uploaded by group members will be held pending for approval from the admin. Admin can see a list of all posts uploaded by group members. He can accept or decline a post he wants.

Admin of the group can update the name or description of the group, and he can also change the cover photo of the group. Admin can delete the group as well. Upon deleting, all the posts uploaded in that group will be deleted as well.

Media 📂

This API allows you to upload media files (images, videos) on the platform. Each media file will have a title, alt attribute, and caption. These will help you in your Search Engine Optimization (SEO). You can edit or delete your own media files whenever you want.

Friends 🙏🏻

You can create friends by sending them a friend request, just like you do in Facebook. Other user can see a list of all friend requests he has received. He can accept or decline your request. If accepted, then you both will become friends and you can chat with each other. You can see a list of all of your friends. At any point, you can remove a user from your friend list.

Realtime Chat 💬

You can have realtime chat with your friends. Chats are end-to-end encrypted, that means that the messages are encrypted before sending to the server. And they are decrypted only after receiving the response from the server. Your messages will remain secure in-transit.

For realtime communication, we are using Socket IO. When you send a message, an event is emitted. The receiver will be listening to that event and display a notification alert that you have received a new message. If the chat is already opened, then the new message will automatically be appended at the bottom of the chat.

Job Portal 👨🏻‍🔧 👨🏻‍🍳 👩🏻‍🏫 👩🏻‍🎨

Since this is a multi-purpose platform and it is developed in scalable technologies (Node.js & MongoDB), a job portal platform is also added that allows recruiter to post jobs and candidates can apply on that job. Recruiter can see all the applications he has received on a job and can change the status of applicant to shortlisted, interviewing, rejected or selected etc. Candidate can upload multiple CVs and choose the relevant CV while applying for the job. Recruiter can update or delete the job any time.

You can also filter job applications by status. So if you are recruiter, you will post a job. Then you will start receiving applications from candidates. Recruiter can change the status from interviewing to shortlisted employess. Then recruiter can change the status to interviewing. Recruiter can also reject the candidate, but he also needs to provide a reason for rejection. Finally, recruiter can set the candidate as “Hired”. So there must be a way for recruiter to filter job applications by their status.

We also have a PHP and MySQL version of Job Portal website. You can get it from here.

Admin Panel 👨🏻‍💼

An admin panel is created where you can manage all the users, social network posts and jobs created on the platform. It is a single page application created in React JS and can be deployed as a sub-domain to your main website.

Super admin can see the list of all users. He can add a new user if he wants. An email with password set by admin will be sent to the new user. Admin can also update the user password as well. He can also delete the user, all the posts uploaded by that user will be deleted as well.

Super admin can see all the posts uploaded on social network platform. Just like users, he can delete any post he did not feel appropriate.

Admin can also see all the jobs posted by recruiter and if any job post goes against the standards, super admin can remove it.

Blogs 📜

Since this is a multi-purpose platform, so I added a blog module that allows you to write articles on your website. Admin can create blogs from admin panel and they will be displayed on user side. User can post a comment if they are logged-in. Other users or admin can reply to their comments. Admin can manage all posts and comments from admin panel. Admin can delete any post or command he did not find suitable.

We are using sockets to update the blogs in realtime. So if user is reading a post and admin changes something from admin panel, it will immediately gets updated on user side. User does not need to refresh the page.

Page Builder 🏗

We are using page builder to create blog posts. It allows you to create paragraphs, headings, images, videos and buttons.

You can set the attributes like id and class. You can also set CSS properties of each tag.

If you are using image or video, you can add alt and caption attributes as well.

Freelance Platform 👨🏻‍💻 🤑

This multi-purpose platform project also has a freelance platform where you can hire experts to get your job done. Or, if you are a skilled person, you can find work there.

There are 2 entities in freelance platform: Buyer 💰 and Seller 🤑. Buyer will create a task to be done, he will mention his budget and deadline. Buyer must have sufficient balance in their account. They can add balance using Stripe. 💳

Sellers will start bidding on that task. Seller will also send a proposal mentioning how he will get the work done, what is his offer and in how many days he will do it. 🌚

Buyer will see all the bids from sellers. He will also see a freelance profile of each bidder, telling the orders done by each seller, their ratings and reviews etc. ⭐️

Buyer can accept the bid of any seller he seems fit for the job. The seller will be notified and their order will be started. ⏰

On their order detail page, they can chat with each other. They can send messages 💬 with attachments 🧷. At any point, buyer or seller can cancel the order.

After the work is done, buyer can complete the order ✅. Once it is completed, the amount that was offered in the bid will be deducted from buyer’s account. 5 percent will be deducted as a “platform fee”, and the remaining 95% of the amount will be added in the seller’s account 🤑.

Buyer can also gives ratings ⭐️ to a seller and also can give a review about his experience. This will help seller build his freelance profile.

Seller can withdraw the money by entering his bank account details 🏦. These details will be sent to the admin panel 👨🏻‍💼. Admin can transfer the funds and once the transfer is completed, seller’s balance will be returned to 0.

Notifications 🔔

User will receive a notification when:

His freelance order gets completed/cancelled.
A new message has been received on his order.
His bid got accepted on freelance project.
His withdrawl request has been updated.
Someone commented on his post.
Someone replied to his comment.
Someone likes his post on social network.
His post has been shared by someone.

These notifications will be displayed as a bell icon 🔔 on header when user is logged-in. If he has any unread notifications, then it will be displayed as read.

Unread notification’s background will be gray. On clicking the notification, it will be marked as read.

Installer 🤹🏻‍♂️

Run the following commands in your “admin” folder:

npm install
npm start

In order to create a super admin, you need to run the following command in your “premium-api” folder once:

node installer.js

This will create a super admin in your database. You can set the email and password of your choice from “installer.js” file.

Paste the “multi-purpose-platform-nodejs-mongodb” folder in your “htdocs” folder if you are using XAMPP or MAMP, or in “www” folder if you are using WAMP.

Run the following commands in the “premium-api” folder:

npm update
npm install -g nodemon
nodemon index.js

Project can be accessed from:

http://localhost/multi-purpose-platform-nodejs-mongodb/web/index.html

Demos 🎯

1. Social network – Posts

2. Pages

3. Groups

4. Friends & chat

5. Job portal

6. Admin panel

7. Blogs

8. Freelance Platform

More features can also be added on-demand in this multi-purpose platform. If you do not want all the features, we can remove or change features as per your needs.

Freelance Status – A tool for freelancers

Posted on September 26, 2024January 1, 2025 by adnanafzal565

Freelance Status is a tool for freelancers to update clients about their work progress. You can download it for free.

Technologies used

Laravel
- I have used Laravel framework for building this project basic structure and APIs. It is also a very good framework with many built-in security features. It can also be deployed on shared hosting as well.
React JS
- All the pages on client and admin side are rendered in React JS. This is not a Single Page Application (SPA) but the HTML is rendered by React JS.
Bootstrap
- Bootstrap is used for building structure and layout of website. It is also very helpful for responsive design.

Features

In “Freelance Status”, there are 2 panels. One for freelancer and one for client. Freelancer portal is actually the admin panel because he can add his clients, projects and tasks. He can update the status of his tasks etc. But client can only see the progress of their tasks from user side.

Admin panel (freelancer)

You (as a freelancer) holds the admin panel. You can:

Add, edit or delete clients. While adding clients, you can enter their name, email, phone (if have) and password. You can let them know their password via message or inbox so they can access the client side.
You can add projects for each client. While adding projects, you can enter the name of the project. Then you can select the client of that project via dropdown. In dropdown, you will see a list of all clients added from previous step.
Similarly, you can add tasks of each project. For adding tasks, you have to provide many values.
- Task title and its description.
- The price of that task.
- The status (todo, progress or done).
- The payment status. It can be either (paid, not paid, not finalized). Payment “not finalized” means that the amount is not yet decided between client and freelancer. But you are saving the task so it can be discussed later.
- Select the client.
- Select the project this task belongs to.

Client side

Clients will first have to login using the email and password provided by freelancer.
After login, they will see all their projects on home page.
With each project, they will see a link “View tasks”. On clicking that, they will be redirected to a new page.
On this page, they can see a list of all tasks in that project. They can also see the price, status and payment status of each task.
With each task, a button saying “Detail” is displayed. When clicked, will display a modal containing the details of the task.

Installation

Following steps helps you install this project on your localhost. If you want to learn how to deploy this on your live server, check our this guide.

Step 1

First you need to create a database named “freelance_status”, or any other name of your choice, in your phpMyAdmin.

Step 2

Then you need to set your database credentials in “config/database.php” file. Here you can set your database name, username and its password.

Note: If you are working on live server, make sure you have given that user all permissions to your database.

Step 3

Open command prompt or terminal at the root of this project and run the following commands:

COMPOSER_MEMORY_LIMIT=-1 composer update

This will install all the required libraries for this project. Make sure you have composer installed in your system. COMPOSER_MEMORY_LIMIT=-1 will prevent you from timeout exception.

Note: For live server, you can talk with your hosting provider customer support to install composer.

Step 4

Set storage link in your public folder by running the following command:

php artisan storage:link

This will create a shortcut link of storage/app/public folder into your public folder. It allows you to access your files stored in storage from public directory.

Step 5

Next step is to generate an application key for your project.

php artisan key:generate

This will generate a random string of 32 characters. The key will automatically be saved in APP_KEY variable of your .env file.

Step 6

If you have set your database credentials, you can run the following command.

php artisan migrate

It will create all the tables required for your project.

Step 7

After running the migration, we need to run the seeder.

name="Admin" email="admin@gmail.com" password="admin" php artisan db:seed –class=DatabaseSeeder

A super admin will be added in “users” table. You can set your own name, email and password here.

Step 8

Finally you can run your project by running the following command.

php artisan serve

If you run the URL “http://127.0.0.1:8000” in your browser, you will see your project. If anything goes wrong, feel free to contact me.

“Freelance Status” allows you to add clients, their projects and tasks from admin panel. And clients can see them trough a user side. Clients do not have to keep asking you about update on the project. And you can focus more on work than on updating the client about progress.

FTP manager in PHP, MySQL, Laravel

Posted on September 10, 2024January 5, 2025 by adnanafzal565

I created an online free FTP manager in PHP that allows developers to work on their projects from anywhere. I created this tool in PHP and MySQL using Laravel framework. The frontend is designed in Bootstrap and React JS.

Let’s discuss each feature and I will also show you how I built this.

What you will learn:

Connect with FTP.
List files from FTP directory.
Fetch file content.
Edit FTP file.
Create a new file.
Create a new folder.

Upload files.
Download files.
Rename file.
Delete file.
Delete folder.

We created a PHP class named “FTP” in a file called “FTP.php”. All our functions will go in that class.

1. Connect with FTP

The first step is to connect with FTP server. Following code will create a function that will connect with your FTP server (we are not calling it yet).

class FTP
{
    private $conn_id = null;
    private $server = "";
    private $username = "";
    private $password = "";
    
    private function do_connect()
    {
        try
        {
            // Establishing connection
            $this->conn_id = ftp_connect($this->server);

            if (!$this->conn_id)
            {
                echo json_encode([
                    "status" => "error",
                    "message" => "Could not connect to " . $this->server
                ]);
                exit();
            }

            // Login with username and password
            $login_result = ftp_login($this->conn_id, $this->username, $this->password);

            if (!$login_result)
            {
                echo json_encode([
                    "status" => "error",
                    "message" => "Wrong password for '" . $this->username . "'."
                ]);
                exit();
            }

            // Enable passive mode for better compatibility
            ftp_pasv($this->conn_id, true);
        }
        catch (\Exception $exp)
        {
            echo json_encode([
                "status" => "error",
                "message" => "Could not connect to " . $this->server
            ]);
            exit();
        }
    }
}

Comments has been added with each line for explanation. Make sure to enter your correct FTP server address, FTP account’s username and its password. In the next step, we will call this function to connect with FTP server.

2. List files from FTP directory

The next step is to list all files from FTP directory. Create the following function in your FTP class.

public function fetch_files()
{
    $this->do_connect();
    $path = "/directory-name";

    // Get file listing
    $file_list = ftp_nlist($this->conn_id, $path);

    if ($file_list === false)
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "Error retrieving file list."
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    $files = [];
    foreach ($file_list as $file)
    {
        $obj = [
            "file" => $file,
            "size" => ftp_size($this->conn_id, $file)
        ];

        if ($obj["file"] != "." && $obj["file"] != "..")
        {
            array_push($files, $obj);
        }
    }

    // Close the connection
    ftp_close($this->conn_id);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Data has been fetched.",
        "files" => $files
    ]);
    exit();
}

This function will first connect with the FTP server.
Then it will fetch all the files from $path variable.
- If the directory does not exists or if it does not have read permission, then it will return an error.
All files from that directory will be put in an array along with the size of the file in bytes.
- If it is a directory, then it’s size will be -1.
Finally, it returns the array with the response.

3. Fetch file content

Reading the content of FTP file is necessary because in order to edit the file, we need to first view the file. Following function will fetch the content of file and return it in response.

public function fetch_content()
{
    $this->do_connect();
    $file = "/directory-name/file-name.php";

    // Local path for downloading the file
    $local_file = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'ftp_download');

    // Download the file from FTP server to local file
    if (!ftp_get($this->conn_id, $local_file, $file, FTP_BINARY))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "Failed to read '" . $file . "'"
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    // Read contents of the local file
    $file_content = file_get_contents($local_file);
    
    // Display or process the file content as needed
    if ($file_content === false)
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "Failed to read file content."
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    // Clean up: Delete the temporary local file
    unlink($local_file);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Data has been fetched.",
        "content" => $file_content
    ]);
    exit();
}

It will first download the file in a temporary directory to your server.
If the file does not exists, then it will return an error.
It will return an error if it fails to read the FTP file.
- Usually it is because if the $path variable is a directory or an image or document file.
After the file’s content is fetched, we will remove the temporary file from our server.

4. Edit FTP file

After the file’s content is successfully fetched, the next step is to update the file. You are working in FTP, editing the code is what you will be doing most of the time.

Updating the content of file requires 2 steps:

Saving the file in temporary folder.
Uploading the temporary file on FTP server.

public function update_content()
{
    $this->do_connect();

    $file = "/directory-name/file-name.php";
    $content = "console.log(\"Hello world\")";

    // Local path for downloading the file
    $local_file = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'ftp_download');

    // Write the new content to a local temporary file
    file_put_contents($local_file, $content);

    if (!ftp_put($this->conn_id, $remote_file, $local_file, FTP_ASCII))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "There was a problem updating '" . $remote_file . "'"
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    unlink($local_file);

    // Close the FTP connection
    ftp_close($this->conn_id);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "File has been updated."
    ]);
    exit();
}

5. Create a new file

Creating a new file in FTP in PHP is as simple as updating the file. We just need to set the content of file as empty string. So we will be uploading an empty file to FTP server.

public function create_file()
{
    $this->do_connect();
    
    $path = "/directory-name";
    $name = "file-name.php";

    // Local file content to be uploaded
    $file_content = "";

    // Local path for downloading the file
    $local_file = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'ftp_download');

    // Write the content to a temporary local file
    file_put_contents($local_file, $file_content);

    // Remote file path where the file will be created
    $remote_file = $path . "/" . $name; // Replace with the desired remote file path

    // Upload the local file to the FTP server
    if (!ftp_put($this->conn_id, $remote_file, $local_file, FTP_ASCII))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "There was a problem while creating '" . $name . "'"
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    unlink($local_file);

    // Close the FTP connection
    ftp_close($this->conn_id);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Successfully created '" . $name . "'"
    ]);
    exit();
}

Create a temporary empty file on local directory.
Upload it to FTP.
Remove the file from local directory.

6. Create a new folder

Creating a folder is must easier than creating a file on FTP server.

public function create_folder()
{
    $this->do_connect();

    $path = "/directory-name";
    $name = "folder-name";

    $folder = $path . "/" . $name;

    if (!ftp_mkdir($this->conn_id, $folder))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "There was a problem while creating '" . $name . "'"
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Successfully created '" . $name . "'"
    ]);
    exit();
}

Note: It will return an error if the directory already exists.

7. Upload files

To upload the file from local computer to FTP server, you need to first save it in your local server. Then upload the file to FTP server. After it is successfully uploaded, you can remove the file from local server.

public function upload()
{
    $this->do_connect();

    $path = "/directory-name";
    $file_name = basename($_FILES["file"]["name"]);
    $target_file = "uploads/" . $file_name;

    if (!move_uploaded_file($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"], $target_file))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "The file " . htmlspecialchars(basename( $_FILES["file"]["name"])) . " has been uploaded."
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    if (!ftp_put($this->conn_id, $file_name, $target_file, FTP_ASCII))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "There was a problem updating '" . $file_name . "'"
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    // Close the FTP connection
    ftp_close($this->conn_id);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "File(s) has been uploaded."
    ]);
    exit();
}

If you are working in Laravel, your upload function should be like this:

public function upload()
{
    $this->do_connect();
    $path = "/directory-name";

    $files = request()->file("files");
    foreach ($files as $file)
    {
        $remote_file = $file->getClientOriginalName();

        $file_path = "ftp/" . $file->getClientOriginalName();
        $file->storeAs("/private", $file_path);

        if (!ftp_put($this->conn_id, $remote_file, storage_path("app/private/" . $file_path), FTP_ASCII))
        {
            return response()->json([
                "status" => "error",
                "message" => "There was a problem updating '" . $remote_file . "'"
            ]);
        }

        Storage::delete("private/" . $file_path);
    }

    // Close the FTP connection
    ftp_close($this->conn_id);

    return response()->json([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "File(s) has been uploaded."
    ]);
}

8. Download files

Downloading the file to local computer requires 2 steps.

First is to download the file on local server from FTP server.
Then download it to local computer from local server.

Download file from FTP to local server

Following code will be used to download the file on local server.

public function download()
{
    $this->do_connect();

    $path = "/directory-name";
    $file = "file-name.php";

    // Local path for downloading the file
    $local_file = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'ftp_download');

    $remote_file = $path . "/" . $file;

    // Download the file from FTP server to local file
    if (!ftp_get($this->conn_id, $local_file, $remote_file, FTP_BINARY))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "Failed to download '" . $remote_file . "'"
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    // Create a unique download URL for the file
    $download_url = url('download.php?file=' . urlencode($local_file) . '&name=' . urlencode($file));

    // Close the FTP connection
    ftp_close($this->conn_id);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "File has been downloaded.",
        "download_url" => $download_url
    ]);
    exit();
}

It will also return the “download_url” variable. That will be link to file from where you can download the file.

Download from server to local computer

Create a new file named “download.php” in your server and write the following code in it:

if (isset($_GET['file']) && isset($_GET['name']))
{
    $temp_file = $_GET['file'];
    $file_name = $_GET['name'];

    if (file_exists($temp_file))
    {
        header('Content-Description: File Transfer');
        header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
        header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $file_name . '"');
        header('Expires: 0');
        header('Cache-Control: must-revalidate');
        header('Pragma: public');
        header('Content-Length: ' . filesize($temp_file));

        // Read the file and output it to the browser
        readfile($temp_file);

        // Delete the temporary file
        unlink($temp_file);
        exit();
    }

    echo "File does not exist.";
    exit();
}

echo "Invalid request.";
exit();

9. Rename file

Renaming the file on FTP using PHP is very easy. You just have to provide 3 things:

Folder name
Old file name
New file name

public function rename()
{
    $this->do_connect();

    $path = "/directory-name";
    $name = "new-file-name.php";
    $file = "old-file-name.php";

    // File to be renamed on the FTP server
    $remote_file = $path . "/" . $file;
    $remote_new_file = $path . "/" . $name;

    // Try to rename the file or folder
    if (!ftp_rename($this->conn_id, $remote_file, $remote_new_file))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "There was a problem renaming " . $file . " to " . $name
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Successfully renamed " . $file . " to " . $name
    ]);
    exit();
}

10. Delete file

Deleting a file from FTP in PHP is very simply. You just need to enter the full path of the file and call the PHP built-in ftp_delete function. Pass the FTP connection ID and file path as arguments.

public function delete_file()
{
    $this->do_connect();
    $path = "/directory-name/file-name.php";

    // Delete the file on the FTP server
    if (!ftp_delete($this->conn_id, $path))
    {
        echo json_encode([
            "status" => "error",
            "message" => "There was a problem while deleting " . $path
        ]);
        exit();
    }

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Successfully deleted " . $path
    ]);
    exit();
}

11. Delete folder

Deleting a folder is NOT as simple as deleting a single file. There are 2 steps involved in deleting a folder from FTP in PHP.

Recursively delete all files and folders inside that folder.
Delete the folder itself.

So first we will create a function that will initialize the call to recursive function.

public function delete_folder()
{
    // Set maximum execution time to unlimited (0 means no limit)
    set_time_limit(0);

    $path = "/directory-path/folder-name";

    $this->do_connect();
    $this->ftp_delete_dir($path);

    echo json_encode([
        "status" => "success",
        "message" => "Folder has been deleted."
    ]);
    exit();
}

Our recursive function ftp_delete_dir will look like this:

// Function to recursively delete a directory
private function ftp_delete_dir($path)
{
    // Get the list of files in the directory
    $files = ftp_nlist($this->conn_id, $path);

    // Loop through each file
    foreach ($files as $file)
    {
        $file = basename($file);

        if ($file == '.' || $file == '..')
        {
            continue;
        }

        $file_path = "$path/$file";

        // If it's a directory, delete recursively
        if (@ftp_chdir($this->conn_id, $file_path))
        {
            ftp_chdir($this->conn_id, '..');
            ftpDelete($this->conn_id, $file_path);
        }
        else
        {
            // If it's a file, delete it
            ftp_delete($this->conn_id, $file_path);
        }
    }

    // Finally, remove the directory itself
    ftp_rmdir($this->conn_id, $path);
}

It does the following things:

Loops through all the files inside that folder.
Skip the “.” and “..” folders (they are just pointing towards current and parent directory respectively).
If the file is a directory, start the recursion.
Else delete the file.
Finally at line #33, we are deleting the current directory itself.

So these are all the features we have in FTP manager I created in PHP and MySQL using Laravel framework. If you have any quetions regarding FTP or if you are having any problem, feel free to contact me.

Real Estate website in PHP, MySQL, Laravel

Posted on September 1, 2024January 5, 2025 by adnanafzal565

Real estate business that requires a website for their business, we are providing a free website for them in PHP and MySQL (Laravel framework).

Screenshots

Features

Following are the key features in this project. More features can be added on-demand.

Admin panel

There is a dedicated admin panel from where admin can manage all properties, set business email, phone and address. He can also manage the banners on home page. Administrator can also see all the messages received from “contact us” form from use side.

Properties

In this free real estate website, you can mention the properties available. From admin panel, you can add, edit or delete any property you want. You just need to enter the property name and its price. You can also upload an image of the property. For more information, you can write the detail on the “description” box.

Apart from these, you can also mention the following attributes of the property:

Area of property.
Number of floors.
Number of rooms.
Number of bedrooms.
Number of bathrooms.
Parking space.
And payment process (Cash, Bank, Cheque etc.).

Home banners

You can upload banners for home page. When user lands on your real estate website, he will see those banners right infront of him. You can upload as many banners as you want, but the ideal number is 3. You can delete any banner whenever you want.

Business information

To update the business information like phone, email and address. You don’t need to go into source code and update these on all places. On admin panel, you can goto “settings” and enter their values and they will be updated on all places in the website. You can also set the name of website from settings page.

Social network

Same as you can update your business information, you can enter your social media links from admin panel. Right now you can set the following social network links:

Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
LinkedIn

But more can be added on-demand.

Contact us

On user-side, we have a “contact us” form from where user can enter his name and email and send a message. You can see all user’s sent messages on admin panel. You can see their name and email, so if you want to contact them back, you can do easily.

Installation

Create a database “real_estate” in your phpMyAdmin.
Goto config/database.php.
Set username and password for MySQL.

Run the following commands at root directory:

COMPOSER_MEMORY_LIMIT=-1 composer update
php artisan storage:link
php artisan key:generate
php artisan migrate
name=”Admin” email=”admin@gmail.com” password=”admin” php artisan db:seed –class=DatabaseSeeder
php artisan serve

Project will start running at: http://127.0.0.1:8000

File Manager in Laravel and React JS

Posted on June 9, 2024January 5, 2025 by adnanafzal565

A file manager web app is created in Laravel and React JS. We offer free 10 MB storage so you can test this script. Test it before you buy it. Easy deployment, you can just buy and upload the files on your server. Further instructions for deployment are in the file “README.md”. Check our tutorial if you need help in deployment.

We are using CloudBox Lite HTML template for this project.

Demo

Features

1) Authentication

I am using Laravel Sanctum API for handling authentication. It creates a token for each user and sends it in headers in AJAX requests. It is also useful so if you want to develop a mobile application for it, you can use the same authentication system. Because session authentication does not work on mobile.

2) Files and Folders

User can create as much folders as he wants and he can upload as much files as he wants unless his storage gets full. There is unlimited level of folder nesting just like in your computers, you can create folders and create folders inside it.

3) Rename

You can rename files and folders any time you want. You can also set the same name of different files in the same folder.

4) Private or public files

While uploading files, you can set if the file is publicly visible to other users. Or will it be only for you. You can share publicly available files with others.

User can change from public to private any time. Public files are saved in storage so they can be accessed by other users. While private files are saved in database in BLOB format. So they can only be accessible by the user who uploaded it.

5) Trash can

If you delete the file or folder by accident, it won’t be deleted permanently. It will be moved to trash where it remains unless you delete it. From trash can delete the file permanently or you can restore it. If you restore it, it will go to the same folder where it was before.

6) Share files

You can share files with other users as well if the file is public. While sharing file you can also set if the other user can just read it, or if he can modify the content of the file. Only text and source code file’s (txt, php, html, css, js, java, c, cpp, py, go, sql) content can be modified.

7) Realtime Collaboration

User can allow other’s to change the content of file without having to refresh the page. File owner can give write permission to a user and he will be able to edit the file. This is very useful for teams. Programmers can use this feature to work on the same project.

Making collaboration realtime using Node JS - File manager in Laravel and React JS — Making collaboration realtime using Node JS – File manager in Laravel and React JS

8) Profile

User can manage his personal information from his profile page. He can edit his name, phone and profile image. When user uploads a new profile image, we delete his old profile image. So only 1 image of user is saved in file system. The profile image is displayed when he shares a file with someone and also when someone adds him in his contact list.

9) Change Password

User can change his password. For that, he needs to enter his current password first. This is to prevent any other person to change his password. Passwords are stored using password_hash() PHP function that generates a store hash. It is a one-way hash, which means that once hashed, it cannot convert back to plain text. So even if someone sees your database, he won’t be able to tell the user’s passwords.

10) Email Settings

Now user can control when he wants to receive an email. Right now we are giving him 2 options:

When someone add me in his contact list.
When someone shares a file with me.

11) Contact List

If there are some people with whom you have files frequently. Then you do not need to type their email address everytime you share the file with them. Just add them in your contact list and next time you try to share a file with them, you will see a dropdown list with all your contacts. You can just pick the contact and hit “Share” button.

You can also see all the files you have shared with specific person from contact list.

TrustPilot clone – PHP, MySQL, Laravel

Posted on January 4, 2024February 19, 2025 by adnanafzal565

A clone of TrustPilot website is created in PHP and MySQL using Laravel framework version 11. For frontend rendering, I am using Vue JS 3 and on admin side I am using React JS.

Files included:

.php
.css
.js

Features:

User can post reviews about a company.
Can flag a review.
Can share reviews on social media.
Company owners can claim a company by verifying their email address.
Automatically takes screenshot of a company home page.
Admin can add companies from admin panel.
Admin can view all reviews, flags and claims.

Demo:

Job Portal website in PHP and MySQL – MVC

Posted on November 8, 2023April 17, 2025 by adnanafzal565

A Job Portal website is created in PHP and MySQL using MVC architecture. MVC stands for Model-View-Controller and this architectural design is used by many websites for scalability.

Live Demo

✅ Easy setup.
✅ Compatible with almost every shared/dedicated/VPS hosting.
✅ Free support.

New features:

✅ Optimized sending bulk emails.

Files included:

.php
.css
.js

Tech stack:

PHP +7.0
MySQL +5.0
Bootstrap 4
Vue JS 3

Recruiter can post a job

Recruiter posted jobs

Change status of applicant

Edit/delete job

A recruiter can edit or delete any of his posted jobs at any time. This helps if the recruiter needs to change the requirements for a job or delete if the vacancy is already been filled.

Jobs Listing

Users will get a listing of all the jobs posted by recruiters.

Job Detail

They can view the job details by clicking the job title.

Filter Jobs

On the jobs listing page, users can filter jobs by the type of job they want, like developer, designer, etc. By the location to see if the job is in their city or if they can relocate to that city. Or by the nature of the job i.e. is the job part-time, full-time, or remote. Users can also search the jobs in their salary range. This way they can find jobs that pay them according to their needs.

Real-time updates on new jobs

Users will get real-time updates whenever a new job is posted by the recruiter. They do not have to refresh the page to check if there is any new job. To develop this feature, I have used sockets. You need to install Node JS in your system or server to make this feature work. Even if you do not have Node JS installed, all other features will work except for real-time job updates.

Email notifications of new jobs

Users can turn on notifications from recruiters. Whenever that recruiter posts a new job, all the users who have turned on their notifications will receive an email.

Admin can see all the stats

The admin of the website can see the total number of users registered. The total number of jobs that have been posted by recruiters. And the total number of applications that have been submitted for those jobs. The admin can see all this information on his dashboard.

Manage users

Admin will have the option to add new users to the website. While adding, he/she can select if the user be an applicant or a recruiter. Admin can also manage existing users. Admin can edit the user and can also delete the user if required. Admin can change the password of the user as well. This is helpful if the user is finding it difficult to receive the password reset email. Or if you want to prevent the user from logging in.

Deployment

This Job Portal website can be deployed on any server that supports PHP and MySQL.

Android chat app in Kotlin and Node JS

Posted on October 17, 2022January 5, 2025 by adnanafzal565

We created a chat application in native Android using Kotlin and Node JS. We have used Mongo DB as a database.

Modern and professional UI

End-to-end encryption

Usually, we use encryption but on server side. It has a security issue i.e. plain messages are transmitted through a network that can be read or altered in-transit.

But in this app, we have implemented end-to-end encryption means the encryption and decryption is done on client side rather than on server side. Client will encrypt the message and send it to the server. Server will send the encrypted message to the receiver and the receiver client will do the decryption. So even the server will not be able to read your messages.

We will be using the AES-256-bit length key to generate secret keys. All messages are sent to the server after encryption. So data will remain safe in-transit.

Voice notes

Sending voice notes is a quick way to send messages especially when you are in places when you are in hurry. Instead of typing the message which might cause spelling mistake, you can simply record your audio and send it directly to the receiver inside the app. No need to record the audio from a separate app and attach the audio in a message. You can also listen to your sent or received voice notes within the app.

If you use WhatsApp, you already know how voice notes work. You will learn how to record audio from your android phone and save it in your phone’s storage. Once stored, we will send that MP3 file to the Node JS server. The server will save the file. The user will be able to play that audio from the URL.

All contacts

We are using android contact’s API to fetch all the contacts. So you will learn how to get runtime contacts permission in android.

Private chat

The user can chat with any of his contact numbers as long as the receiver is a registered user.

Chat attachments

Users can attach files in chat messages as well. Images and videos are not compressed at all. So the receiver will see the image in its original quality.

Search contacts

Group chat

Users can chat in groups. Create as many groups as you want. Add members to them and start chatting. What makes it different from other chat apps ? First, it does not allow anyone to add you to a group. You will be invited. You will only start receiving the group notifications when you accept the invitation. Second, this app displays a list of all groups separately. So you can know in which groups you are currently in.

Share status that disappears after 24 hours

In this tutorial, you will:

Be able to share your status with all your contacts
Exclude some contacts from viewing your status
Create multiple lists (e.g. friends, family, colleagues, etc.) so you won’t have to select the contacts each time you upload a status
See contacts who have viewed your status/story
Download the image or video of status

Seen/unseen messages (blue ticks)

In this part, you will learn how to:

Install sockets in android
Connect android sockets with the Node JS server
Get real-time events on new message
Mark messages as read and un-read
Get bluetick (like WhatsApp) when the user sees your message

User profile

Search messages

Learn how to apply case in-sensitive sub-string search on all the messages in a chat with any of your contact. You can write any part of text of message and the app will show you the messages that matched your searched string.

Although the messages are end-to-end encrypted, which means that the server will not be able to apply search because server can’t read your messages. But we still found a way to apply search on end-to-end encrypted messages.

How to install

Our TrustPilot Reviews

Ecommerce website in MEVN stack

Posted on September 20, 2022January 5, 2025 by adnanafzal565

It is a single-page ecommerce website developed in Vue JS. Vue JS is an open-source Javascript framework specifically built to design user interfaces and is widely used for creating single-page applications.

Node JS is a Javascript run-time environment developed for creating the backend of applications. Its framework Express is widely used for creating APIs. It is built to create scalable applications.

Mongo DB is a no-SQL database. It is a non-relational database system. It is easily scalable because the data is loosely coupled.

Features	Free	Premium $100
Product management (admin panel)	Yes	Yes
Product listing	Yes	Yes
Product detail	Yes	Yes
Shopping cart	Yes	Yes
Checkout (PayPal & Stripe)	Yes	Yes
Order management (admin panel)	Yes	Yes
Order detail	Yes	Yes
Product specifications	Yes	Yes
Stock management	Yes	Yes
Search and sort	Yes	Yes
New order email	Yes	Yes
Product reviews	No	Yes
Shipping charges by country	No	Yes
Product image compression	No	Yes
Realtime chat between users and admin	No	Yes

Following is the feature list of this project:

Product management (admin panel)
Product listing
Product detail
Shopping cart
Checkout (PayPal & Stripe)
Order management (admin panel)
Order detail
Product specifications
Stock management
Product reviews
Search and sort
Shipping charges by country
Email to admin whenever a new order is placed
Product image compression
Realtime chat between users and admin

Add product

Admin will be able to add products. He will enter the name of the product. Add a little description of the product. And set the price of the product. The price will be in dollars. Along with them, the admin can upload one or more images of the product.

Product listing

Users will see the products added by the admin on their home page. The latest products are displayed first. Along with each product, a button will be displayed to view the detail of the product.

Product detail

Users can view the detail of the product. If the product contains more than one image, then it will be displayed as a beautiful slider. From this page, users will also be able to add products to the cart. If the product is already added to the cart, then he will be able to remove it from the cart.

Shopping cart

Users can add the product to the cart. From the cart’s page, he will be able to adjust the quantity of the product. There will be multiple products in the cart and you can set the quantity of each product separately. You will also see your total bill as soon as you change the quantity of any product added to the cart.

Checkout (Stripe & PayPal)

After adding the products to the cart and setting each product’s quantity, the user can go to the checkout page. Here, he can either pay via Stripe or PayPal. Both payment methods accept debit and master cards securely. When the user made the payment, his payment is verified from the server. If verified, then a new order will be created in the database.

Order management

Whenever a user made a payment via Stripe or PayPal, an order will be created. All orders will be displayed on the admin panel ordered by latest to oldest. By default, the status of the order is “Processing”. But admin can change the status of the order to “Completed” when the product is delivered to the customer.

Admin will also be able to view the total amount of the order, the payment method customer has used, and the user’s shipping details.

Order detail

Admin can view all the products that were included in each order. He can manually verify the payment by clicking the payment method. If he clicks “Stripe”, he will be redirected to the Stripe payments page. If he clicks “PayPal”, then he will be redirected to the PayPal business page. Admin can check the name, email, and phone of the user and also his shipping address.

Product specifications

Admin can add the specifications of each product and the user will be able to see it on the product detail page.

Stock management

Admin can set the number of units in stock for each product. When the user makes an order, then the number of units he has selected will be subtracted.

Product reviews

User can give reviews on a product and it will be displayed to all users who visit that product. Admin will have the ability to remove any review, for example, spamming, etc.

Search and sort

Users can search by product by its name, description, category, or specifications. Users can also sort the products by date or by price.

Shipping charges by country

Admin can set the shipping charges by each country because, in a global eCommerce website, users place orders from all over the world. For example, if your store is located in USA and someone places an order from the UK. Then you charge the shipping fee differently than other countries.

Email to admin whenever a new order is placed

Admin will receive an email whenever a new order has been placed by the user.

Product image compression

Now you can compress the product images from the admin panel. The 3 MB image can be reduced to just 182 KB and the image will still be of great quality.

Realtime chat between users and admin

Users will be able to have a chat with the admin to know more about a product before placing an order. I believe every eCommerce website should have this feature.

We are constantly updating this project and adding more features and enhancements to it. Following are all the builds that are released till today.

In the very first release, we build the basic E-commerce version where the admin can add products and users can see them. Add them to carts and order them. We also added Stripe and PayPal payment methods.
In the second release, we added more features. Allowing users to give reviews about a product. Allowing admin to charge a different shipping fee for each country and many more.
In the third release, we added functionality to compress product images and to have real-time chat between users and admin.

Free version

https://github.com/adnanafzal565/ecommerce-mevn-stack

Single page application in MEVN stack – Realtime chat

Posted on May 27, 2022January 5, 2025 by adnanafzal565

In this article, we are going to provide you with a free course to develop a full-fledged real-time chat app in MEVN (MongoDB, Express, Vue JS, and Node JS) Stack. Here M stands for MongoDB which we have used as a database. E stands for Express which is a Node JS framework. V stands for Vue JS which will be our front end. We will be creating a single-page application in Vue JS. And N stands for Node JS which will be our backend.

You can download Node JS from here. And Mongo DB from their official site.

Features	Free	Premium $100
Sign up	Yes	Yes
Login/logout	Yes	Yes
Add contacts	Yes	Yes
Private chat	Yes	Yes
Message encryption	Yes	Yes
Chat with attachment	Yes	Yes
Realtime chat	Yes	Yes
Email verification	No	Yes
Reset password	No	Yes
User profile	No	Yes
Chat with emojis	No	Yes
Bookmark messages	No	Yes
Copy message	No	Yes
Archive chat with password	No	Yes
Group chat	No	Yes
Notifications page	No	Yes
Customer support	No	Yes

We will do the deployment of this app on live servers. You can find the link to all the tutorials of this series here. Following are the topics we have covered in this series.

Installation of Node JS server

In the very first tutorial, we have done the installation of the Node JS server. We also connect our Node JS server with MongoDB. You can find the tutorial here.

Setup Vue JS CLI – A single page application

Then we set up our Vue JS app using CLI. We used Vue JS CLI because we will be creating a single page application. We will be using Vue 3. Right now, we will be using the app on the local server. But once it is done, we will teach you how you can create a production build of it. And also how you can make it live on your website. This tutorial can be found here.

Routing for single page application

As this is a single page application, so we will be doing routing using Vue components. You can learn how to implement routing in a single page Vue JS app from this tutorial.

Hello world

In this part, we will learn how to integrate Bootstrap into your Vue app. So you can design the theme as per your choice. We also show you how you can create header and footer layouts in Vue JS. The header and footer will be displayed on each page. For the header, we will be creating a simple Bootstrap navbar. And for the footer, we will simply be displaying copyright text and the current year dynamically.

Registration

You will learn how to display a form using Vue JS. Sends the form values to the Node JS server. And how Node JS can save the data in the MongoDB database. You will also learn how to check if certain data exists in MongoDB or not. Moreover, you will also learn how to encrypt the passwords before saving them in MongoDB. So even if your database gets stolen, your user’s passwords will remain unknown to the hacker.

One more thing you will learn in this part is how to deal with CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) errors in the Node JS server.

Email verification

After successful registration, an email will be sent to the user’s email address. That email will have the verification code. And the user will be redirected to a page where he can enter his verification code.

He will not be able to log in until he verifies his email address.

Login

In this part, we do the authentication. You will learn how to generate JWT (JSON Web Tokens) and how to store them in local storage for future usage. You will also learn how to validate the encrypted passwords saved in MongoDB while authenticating.

Reset Password

If a user forgets his password, he can reset it. He just needs to enter his email address. An email will be sent to him with a link to reset the password. When he clicks that link, he will be redirected to a page where he can enter his new password.

Get logged-in user’s data

We will learn how to call AJAX with headers in Vue JS. How Node JS server read the headers? And how to create middleware in Node JS.

Logout

We will teach you how to log out as a user from MongoDB and from the Vue JS client app. We will remove the JWT token we create in the login part.

Contacts

To chat with people, we need to add them to our contacts. We will be creating separate components in the Vue JS app for adding and displaying all contacts. We will also be creating a new module in the Node JS server. You will learn how to insert data in a nested array in MongoDB.

We will be calling AJAX requests using Axios in Vue JS. While deleting a contact, you will learn how to ask for confirmation using sweet alert dialogs.

You will also learn how to remove an element from a nested array in MongoDB.

Chat with attachments

This is the main module of this app. We advise you to please put more focus on this part. It teaches you how to import CSS in specific Vue components only. How to send input type file from the Vue JS app to the Node JS server. How Node JS saves files on the server.

Encryption and Decryption

We are saving messages in MongoDB in encrypted form. While fetching the messages, we are again decrypting the messages back to their original state. Even if someone has access to your database, he will not be able to read your messages. Because he does not have the key. The key will only be stored on the Node JS server.

You can see the messages are fully encrypted. On the home page, where we are displaying all user’s contacts, we will also be displaying unread messages from each contact.

Attachments uploaded with messages are also protected from direct URL access. So we will show you how you can convert a file in base64 string using Node JS. And download them to your system using the Vue JS app.

Realtime chat using Socket IO

Chat will be real-time. Meaning users do not have to refresh the page to see new messages. He will automatically receive a notification. If the chat is opened, then the incoming message will be appended automatically.

We have “load more” functionality. This means that we will only show 10 messages in each AJAX call. To get the previous 10 messages, the user will click on that button and we will fetch 10 more messages. So you will learn pagination using Node JS and Mongo DB too.

Deploy Node JS, Mongo DB, and Vue JS apps

We will be deploying our Node JS server on Heroku. You can check our Heroku guide here. We will be deploying MongoDB on mongodb.com. And we will be deploying our Vue JS app on any hosting provider we choose. For example, a2hosting, Bluehost, Siteground, etc. We will create a production-ready build of our Vue JS app and upload it on our live server.

However, you might face some problems going live. That’s why we have written a detailed complete tutorial on the deployment on all these 3 platforms.

Search Contact

You can search your contacts by their email address. Searching with their email address points you to the right person. Because multiple people can have the same name. But email is unique in the entire “users” collection in MongoDB.

Group chat

Previously we discussed private chat. In this tutorial series, we also cover the group chat feature. You will be able to create groups. Add members to the groups. You will be sending an invitation to the members to join the group. The other person can accept your request to join the group or can ignore it.

Any member can leave the group anytime he wants. But this is not the case for admins. For the admin to leave the group, he must first assign someone else to the admin of the group. The other person must be a member of the group. After assigning someone else as an admin, he can easily leave the group.

People who are not members or the admin of the group, cannot send or view the messages in the group chat.

The chat in the group is also real-time. All the other members of the group will get a notification when someone sends a message. If they have opened the group, then the new message will automatically get appended at the end of the chat.

Group chat is also end-to-end encrypted.

And same as we did for private chat, we are displaying several unread messages from a group on the page where we are displaying all groups.

Emojis

In chat, you can also send emojis to the recipient. Emojis are also encrypted.

Bookmark message

You can also bookmark your favorite messages. This way, you can always see your bookmarked messages whenever you want. You can bookmark your messages as well.

Copy message

If someone sends you a lengthy message, like an essay. You can copy the whole message with a single click.

Archive chat with password

You can archive your private chat with a password.
Once archived, no one will be able to view the chat.
To view the chat, you must provide the correct password.
You can remove the password by simply entering the correct password.
Archived chats cannot be deleted. You must first un-archive the chat, then delete it.

Re-designed

I re-designed the website into a beautiful template. That’s how it looks now.

So you will be learning to create a full-stack chat app from scratch using Node JS, Mongo DB, and Vue JS. Again, you can find the tutorial for the complete series here. Enjoy!

Free version

https://github.com/adnanafzal565/spa-chat-app-mevn

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Tech stack 💻

User Registration and Profile 🙋🏻‍♂️

Social Network Posts 📝

Pages 📃

Groups 🥳

Media 📂

Friends 🙏🏻

Realtime Chat 💬

Job Portal 👨🏻‍🔧 👨🏻‍🍳 👩🏻‍🏫 👩🏻‍🎨

Admin Panel 👨🏻‍💼

Blogs 📜

Page Builder 🏗

Freelance Platform 👨🏻‍💻 🤑

Notifications 🔔

Installer 🤹🏻‍♂️

Demos 🎯

1. Social network – Posts

2. Pages

3. Groups

4. Friends & chat

5. Job portal

6. Admin panel

7. Blogs

8. Freelance Platform

Files included 🗄

Technologies used

Features

Admin panel (freelancer)

Client side

Installation

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7

Step 8

What you will learn:

1. Connect with FTP

2. List files from FTP directory

3. Fetch file content

4. Edit FTP file

5. Create a new file

6. Create a new folder

7. Upload files

8. Download files

Download file from FTP to local server

Download from server to local computer

9. Rename file

10. Delete file

11. Delete folder

Screenshots

Features

Admin panel

Properties

Home banners

Business information

Social network

Contact us

Installation

Features

1) Authentication

2) Files and Folders

3) Rename

4) Private or public files

5) Trash can

6) Share files

7) Realtime Collaboration

8) Profile

9) Change Password

10) Email Settings

11) Contact List

Files included:

Features:

Demo:

New features:

Files included:

Tech stack:

Recruiter can post a job