A simple web app that allows user to create new words and add a definition for the words. This app was created to practice using routing in ruby and using the heroku tool.
| HTTP verb | Route | CRUD Action | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | /words | READ | Get list of words |
| GET | /words/:id | READ | Look at info page for single word |
| POST | /words | CREATE | Add new word to the list of words |
| PATCH | /words/:id | UPDATE | Update single word |
| DELETE | /words/:id | DELETE | Delete word from the list |
| GET | /words/new | READ | Navigate to page for adding a new word to list |
| GET | /words/:id/edit | READ | Navigate to form page for editing a word |
- Clone this repository: https://github.com/acolistro/week-8.git
- Bundle repository to incorporate ruby gems
- Add this project to your own github and be sure to push any updates to your github before pushing to your heroku.
- create a heroku page and push project to heroku.
- You can find my Heroku version of this app here: https://afternoon-badlands-87020.herokuapp.com/words
This app returns a "not found" message when user clicks on a word they have added to the list. Also, when the main page is refreshed, it will duplicate the last word added.
If you find a bug or solution to pass the final spec, I highly encourage you to contact me at arcolistro@gmail.com and/or submit a pull request to this repository. Please note that this application is not built to be compatible with web-accessibility tools or be viewed on any browser other than the current version of the Chrome browser.
This project was built using HTML, Ruby, Ruby Gems, Sinatra and Heroku.
No licenses are needed for the current version of this application
Copyright (c) 2019 MallSoft95 LLC
Behavior: Input: Output:
Behavior: User can add a word to the list Input: word Output: word
Behavior: User can add multiple word_names to words Input: word: word_name of word Output: word: word_name of word
Behavior: When a word is clicked, it's word_name(s) are displayed Input: click on word link Output: display word_name of word