Problem Statement:
Sometimes when you are taking some time off unexpectedly or just want ideas for a vacation you may want a high-level planning application without the need to dig deep into a website or multiple websites.
Without this app, you can google a destination & then review your search result or other sites for other things like flights and hotels. This takes time.
This site is intended to give you a snapshot of what this vacation may be like for the given location and dates and gives information of trending searches.
This gives an initial snapshot of flights, activities, hotels and advisory information. It is intended to be used at the very start of your vacation planning Though for initial planning phase of a vacation it will eventually provide them with links so they can drill down and actually book their vacations Future direction includes integration to booking/ reservations and links to social media APIs would be moved to production level to enhance application performance We would also add an offline version for mobile download
APIs Amadeus (flight info) Yelp (activities) Google (city images & maps) Tugo (travel info/ advisories)
Languages jQuery HTML JavaScript
Libraries Bootstrap CSS Font Awesome (icons) in each section
Firefox storage of popular searches Modal html functionality via Bootstrap Call to Amadeus to get flight info then loops through in app to get the cheapest 10 flights in modal. Search either via name or IATA code APIs for Yelp, Google and Togo Uses a single variable passed to set location for all JS and API functionality
Firebase issues
- Storing trendig difficult to solution
- Difficult to find Firebase documentation
- No deep knowledge on team
Other issues:
No consistency in apis/ each requires independent research Github branching and use cumbersome. Media queries - had to be done via JS not in CSS
- Paul: https://github.com/paulwinfieldrogers
- Vivian: https://github.com/vaguilar25
- Jack: https://github.com/lijaack
- Isabel: https://github.com/iarcones
Visit us here: https://iarcones.github.io/Tripedia/