This application is the start of a travel tracker application. Once the application loads, you as a user will be prompted to fill up a login form. Upon successful login you will be taken to your dashboard where you'll see all of your trips, a greeting, and the total amount you've spent in trips this year. In your dashboard you will be able to book a new trip by entering a date, destination, duration of trip, and number of travelers. Once your trip is booked, it will show up in your pending trips.
The goals of this project were to:
- Use OOP to drive the design of the application and the code.
- Work with an API to send and receive data.
- Solidify the code review process.
- Create a robust test suite that thoroughly tests all functionality of a client-side application
git clonethe repo down to your machine.cdinto the repository.- Run
npm install. - Run
npm start. git clonethe API repository needed here.cdinto the repository.- Run
npm install. - Run
npm start. - Check both are running in your local machine.
- Go back to your browser and enter https://localhost:8080 in the search bar to access the frontend of the application.
- Timing Asynchronous Javascript.
- Being able to implement Fetch requests to POST and GET data.
- Building out class and test structures.
- Creating all separte files for API calls, DOM manipulation.
- Implementing Asynchronous JavaScript.
- Javascript
- HTML
- SCSS/Sass
- Mocha & Chai
- Local API
- Node.js & NPM
- Webpack
- DRY up some of the Javascript
- Optimize code for faster load times and performance
- Check some elements of accessibility, including testing with a screenreader
- Flesh out sad path testing
- Add a logout feature