This repository utilizes concepts within Object Oriented Programming (OOP) to generate an HTML file of an engineering team based on prompts.
The deployed application and repository contains the following features:
- Semantic HTML structuring for accessibility.
- Guided comments along JavaScript files to navigate structure.
- Thirty-Party CSS Frameworks including Bootstrap
- Defined objects with functions to obtain data
- Makes use of node package modules such as Inquirer to prompt for data
- Tests to ensure data passed in meets criterion
The application could be improved by integrating the following:
- Parsing through data: The data collected and passed into the HTML file will return a comma when multiple objects are passed in.
Copy the HTTPS or SSH key into your terminal and perform a git pull to create a local copy of the repository. A copy of this repository can be cloned using either of the following codes in the terminal to create a copy in your local environment:
HTTPS:
https://github.com/christiangella/squad-up.git
SSH:
git@github.com:christiangella/squad-up.git
Click here to watch a live video demonstration as to how to use the application.
Once you have cloned a copy of the repository, navigate to the repository and install the necessary third-party packages using npm i.
Run npm run test to ensure that the data can be passed through.
On the command line of the terminal, when in the directory of the repository, run node index.js. Afterwards, complete the prompts for as many team members as necessary. When finished, select No.
To view your generated HTML file, go to the dist folder. The index.html file will reflect the page that you just generated.
This repository was created by Manong Chris. For further support, reach out by email at christian.gella@gmail.com or by Github at christiangella.
This repository was developed for the UC Davis Fullstacks Bootcamp under the UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education.