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San Francisco Public Open Spaces (SFPOPOS)

Recreating the SFPOPOS site using responsive design pratices and React.js

made-with-react Issues Documentation Status Website shields.io

Web Application where users can search for different public spaces in San Francisco and see the details for each public space

Live demo here.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

What things you need to install the software and how to install them

  • First you need a code editor of your choice, I use VSCode by Microsoft then you will need the current version of Node to get your React app created and running on your local server.
  • After you need to choose between Vite or Create React App if you are going to code from scratch, if not then just run npm run dev in your terminal to get your project showing after changing the directory to your project folder(should be the same name as the one you used to create the app) after running npm install.
    • a. If you choose Vite then this article can help with getting started
    • b. If you choose Create React App then this doc page can help
  • The rest are dependencies and those require either npm i or npm install, this page can help and you can search the package you need

Screenshot

Screenshot 2024-04-16 at 1 42 26 PM

Usage

How does one go about using it?

User can navigate to landing page and see a input bar to search for different public spaces

User can see a navbar with two buttons to sign up/see a random space and two links to navigate back to the home page/see an about page

User can see a property and the details associated with that public space such as a washroom

Project Status

Project is: completed

Deployment

To deploy this project you could run npm run build, this creates a version of your project that is bundled and ready for production. However I used Vercel, a frontend deployment tool that is free to help deploy this project.

Setup on Vercel

  • To create an account sign up using a third-party account such as GitHub or you could do it using a differen username and password, if you use GitHub it will deploy your project straight from GitHub
  • After signup you can login or skip step 1 and log in, go to your overview where you see a space for projects and on the right side click Add New
  • After clicking on Add New choose what you are adding, this will be project
  • Then aftering the last step, if you choose GitHub you can choose your repository and click on import
  • You are all done!

Built Using

React - The framework used

BEM - Naming Convention

CSS - The styling used

Vercel - Used to deploy the website

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