/city-explorer

Primary LanguageJavaScript

Project Name

Author: Liesl White
Version: 1.0.0 (increment the patch/fix version number if you make more commits past your first submission)

Overview

City Explorer is an interactive application which allows the user to access multiple APIs to explore various cities, the weather there, and famous movies that took place there. It's a helpful and also fun way to help users possible plan for vacation or explore their local cities.

Getting Started

  1. Set up your React repository with the basic skeleton structure, connecting it to both github and deployment

Architecture

To start, I built the City Explorer application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript languages.
To build the foundation for this application, I used React, an open-source front-end JavaScript library, on Visual Studio Code. This was connected to my personal github to save and track all versions.
For deployment, I used Netlify.
For API calls, I utilized the axios library to faciliate easy access to my various APIs.
For my data, I used various APIs, such as:

  • LocationIQ: cities, exact lat and long, and map view

Finally, for my styling, other than CSS I also used the React Bootstrap, a component based library.

Change Log

Credit and Collaborations

First, thank you to Sheyna, the TAs, and my fellow 301 coders for all your help!

Resources:

General:
MDN: Developer Mozilla
Stack Overflow

Styling:
React Bootstrap
Bootstrap Cheat Sheet

City Icon:
Icon-Icons


Name of feature: LocationIQ API and Axios Library

Estimate of time needed to complete: 4 hours

Start time: 1 pm

Finish time: Wednesday

Actual time needed to complete: A couple days

WRCC Day One: Stanley K. Wilder and Simon Son


Name of feature: Server and Weather Data

Estimate of time needed to complete: 3 hours

Start time: 3:30pm

Finsih Time: TBD

Actual time needed to complete: TBD

WRCC Day Two: Kyle Honaker


Name of feature: Movie Api

Estimate of time needed to complete: 2 1/2 hours

Start Time: TBD

Finish Time: TBD

Actual time needed to complete: TBD

WRCC Day Three: Jason Wilson


Name of feature: Refactoring and Catch up

Estimate of time needed to complete: 5 hours

Start time: 2:30pm

Finish time: TBD

Actual time needed to complete: TBD

WRCC Day Four: Raul Zarate