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Want to digitally track your Pokemon trading cards? Then Pokeballer is the app for you! Loading Pokemon TCG data and images, Pokeballer lets users add their cards to a digital collection & view all the available cards for each Pokemon. Have your Pokemon trading card collection on any device with PokeBaller!
To access the deployed site, go to https://pokeballer.herokuapp.com
Originally built as a project for a Trilogy Education Services full-stack web development bootcamp, PokeBaller has been refined and shows a grasp of Model-View-Controller concepts, Handlebars implementation, and front-end design with Bootstrap.
Here is the powerpoint explaining the original project.
To get a local copy up and running - follow steps below!
After cloning into your IDE and changing directory into the Pokeballer folder:
- Rename the .env copy file to just .env
- Go to the Pokemon Trading Card docs, get an API key & paste into .env.
- Run "npm i" in your terminal to install dependencies.
- Make sure mySQL is connected on your computer, then run the schema script (using plugin/Workbench).
- In terminal, "npm run seed" to seed the database.
- In terminal, "npm start" to begin a server.
- The terminal will show a web address where the website is now running! Navigate there with CTRL + click and try out Pokeballer!
- James Jordan - Back-End & Sequelize
- Nicholas Marrone - Front-End & Original models
- Nathan Kent - GitHub Repository Manager & Back-End
- Dylan Jacobs - Front-End & Routes
- Sommer Moya-Mendes - Front-End & Artwork
- ShaanCoding
- Trilogy Education Services