A simple interface that allows users to specify search terms and look for their bike using the bike index api, September 9,2020
By Johnny Duverseau, Emme Buentiempo, AJ Markow
A user inputs their location, color of their bike, and the brand of the bike. The user also specifies the number of results to be returned. The page returns a list of potential candidates with a summary and link to each.
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- Clone git repository to device you want to run the page on.
- Get an API Key from bikeindex.org
- Set up the environmental variables in a .env file.
- Compile using node, and open the index.html file on the device you want to run the program on.*
Known bugs listed at https://www.github.com/alleyesonme21/bike-index/issues
Send one of us a message on Github if you have any questions about the app.
Bootstrap, CSS, Git, HTML, Javascript, Node.js
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Johnny Duverseau, Emme Buentiempo, AJ Markow
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Copyright (c) 2020 Johnny Duverseau, Emme Buentiempo, AJ Markow
Build an app using the Bike Index API. Your app could list all the bikes that have been registered as stolen in a given location in the past week. Or it could display statistics - for instance, you could see which manufacturer is most frequently stolen in a given area.
- form and submit button. Form has: location(zip), color, manufacturer, results to show.
- colors and resultAmount: picklist, zip code & and manufacturer: text input
- validation on location and color, while resultAmount will have a default resting state
- Return with list of results showing: "title", zip code, "date_stolen", color, description, "url"
- Form lingers, retains selections from previous search. Upon submitting again, original results are wiped and replaced with new ones
- UI Structure: AJ
- From form to API:
- From API to Results: