Duration: 2 Week Sprint
Whisk(e)y Notes is designed to help budding whiskey enthusiasts break into the hobby. With a large amount of industry jargon, copy written by marketing departments, and gatekeeping getting involved in whiskey as a hobby can be overwhelming and intimidating. This app helps to remove some of those barriers by creating a private journal to track whiskies you have tried. Simple ratings and no expectations or unnecessary jargon. You will have a chance to learn as you wish to learn and record notes in a way that makes sense to you.
To see the fully functional site, please visit: Whiskey Notes
- Create a database named
whiskey_notes
, - The queries in the
database.sql
file are set up to create all the necessary tables and populate the needed data to allow the application to run correctly. The project is built on Postgres, so you will need to make sure to have that installed. We recommend using Postico to run those queries as that was used to create the queries, - Open up your editor of choice and run an
npm install
- Run
npm run server
in your terminal - Run
npm run client
in your terminal - The
npm run client
command will open up a new browser tab for you!
How does someone use this application? Tell a user story here.
- Arriving on the landing page the user either registers a new account or logs in to their account
- The user can then view notes they have entered on their dashboard
- The user then adds a new note
- The new note buttong takes the user to the first page of the note entry
- The user then steps through each stage of the note process
- The user is then given a chance to review their entry before submitting to their journal
- Once the note is entered the user can view all the notes in their archive and edit or delete notes as they wish
Node Express React Redux Redux-Saga Postgresql Heroku Sweet Alerts
Note, include this only if you have a license file. GitHub will generate one for you if you want!
Thanks to Prime Digital Academy who equipped and helped me to make this application a reality. Thank you to all the members of the Jemisin Cohort. My instructor, Liz. My partner and my family.
If you have suggestions or issues, please email me at Todd McCoy