Dystopias/cyberpunk/science-fiction Website 🤖

Dynamic webiste created as exercise for Web Developer Bootcamp in Kodilla (Module 6.2).

In Kodilla this exercise was prepared with different content, I decided to change it for something that is more interesting for me: books and films that somehow fall into the category of: dystopias/anti-utopias/science-fiction/cyberpunk.

Teaser

Live demo and setup for development

Live: https://natkalia.github.io/dystopias-kodilla-6.2

Repository: https://github.com/natkalia/dystopias-kodilla-6.2

If you want to run this app at your local machine you have to clone this repository or just download zip file and unzip it locally. This is up to you. If you decide to clone this repo, you should use the below command in your command line tool:

git clone https://github.com/natkalia/dystopias-kodilla-6.2.git

After, move to the main folder of the app and use the following command which retrieves all dependencies necessary to build our application:

npm install

If the previous commands was executed successfully, it's time to start the app with the following command:

npm watch

As a result you should be taken to a browser with application running on localhost. Now you are ready to work!

Technologies

Project is created with:

• HTML
• Sass for CSS
• vanilla Javascript
• Handlebars.js (templating engine)
• custom npm task runner

Clean code

1. General editing is linted with editorconfig which helps with basic editing such as tabs vs spaces. You can see the rules in .editorconfig file here.
2. HTML: HTML validation is done with html-validate.
3. Styles: Sass (and CSS) is linted with stylelint. You can see the rules in .styleintrc.json file here.
4. JS: Javascript is linted with ESLint. You can see the rules in .eslintrc.json file here.

Todo

• add more styling
• add RWD
• verify/implement browser compatibility
• add more content
• add feature that sth should happen in middle column content after clicking tags/authors in the right column
• verify and add info about launch/installation in readme.md
• add hosting and info about github pages hosting
• double check linters description/implementation and add info about installation (as plugin/npm package etc.).

Credits

All books/films descriptions come from Wikipedia.