Contributors
Hanna Kim, Michael Walker, Katy St Sauveur
Project Description
*A site for disputing game rules where a user can select a game, get information about that game and fill out a form that allows them to dispute a game rule. The rule dispute will persist through local storage in each individual game page so that a user can debate rules for the specified game.
Installation
Fork this repository:
Clone your forked repository
git cloneand the copied URL
Change into the directory and install the project dependencies
cdinto directory and runnpm installfor dependencies
Project Goals
- Create a functioning app while learning a new technology
- Decide what the most viable product for the app will be
- Use an external API of the teams choosing
- To have a multipage app using routing
Wins
- Learning and working with Next.js in a collaborative environment given a short deadline of a week and a half
- Incorporating Next.js features such as dynamic routing and server side rendering
- Generated a way to bypass server side rendering with client side rendering in order to allow features that a user can interact with
- Integrating regular and custom hooks in order to keep components functional for developer empathy
- Working with an unfamiliar testing suite
Challenges
- Testing certain interactions of the app built with Next.js
- Learning how to use custom hooks for the purpose of local storage
- Next.js does not give access to the window object inside of components because it is only available on the browser
Technologies Used
- Next.js
- React
- Hooks
- Local Storage
- Jest and React testing libraries
- Webpack and Babel
- Fetch API
Spec Given
Issues to be Resolved
- You can check out any issues available on our project board:
Special Thanks
- Mentor YUNG-Tan, Mentor Alex Busch, Instructor Leta Keane, Instructor Khalid Williams, and 2006 Turing School of Software & Design Cohort Members.