Code Carbon is a powerful and versatile web app that allows users to easily share their code in image format. With support for all types of programming languages, users can showcase their skills and share their work with friends, colleagues, and the wider programming community with ease.
With Code Carbon, users have complete control over the look and feel of their code, with the ability to change the code theme and color dynamically. Whether you prefer a dark or light mode, or a transparent background for your images, Code Carbon makes it easy to customize your code to your preferences.
Overall, Code Carbon is the perfect tool for programmers, developers, and anyone who wants to share their code with the world in a beautiful and professional way. With its intuitive interface and advanced features, Code Carbon is sure to become a go-to platform for coders everywhere!
Frontend
Backend
Database
- User
- Support for all types of programming languages
- Easy sharing of code in image format
- Dynamic code theme and color customization options
- Dark mode and light mode options
- Transparent background image option
- Intuitive interface for easy code sharing
- Professional and polished code image output
- Easy editing and updating of code images
- Secure storage and sharing of code images
To run this project, you will need to add the following variables to your .env file
MONGO_USER = MONGO DB USE NAME
MONGO_PASS = MONGODB PASSWORD
SESSION SECRET = SESSION SECRET
MONGO_DB_NAME = YOUR MONGO DB NAME
This project uses MongoDB as database. please install mongodb server in local environment.
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/shuvra-matrix/CODE-CARBON
Go to the project directory
cd project-directory
Install dependencies
npm install
Start the backend server
npm run dev
Use following paths
Backend server : localhost:3000/
- add more features
Contributions are always welcome!
Distributed under the no License.
Shuvra Chakrabarty - shuvrachakrabarty97@gmail.com
Project Link: https://github.com/shuvra-matrix/CODE-CARBON
Following libraries have been used in this projects.