By Allie McCarthy, Kate Malone, Allison Wagner
This is application designed by was built with create-react-app.
Clone the repo. Run npm install to ensure all dependencies are running. Enjoy!
Build a React App that pulls movie information from an API and uses Redux to store and manage it. Allow the user to post and remove movie ratings to the API.
- Create components and pass info between them using React and the Redux Store where approriate.
- Use an assigned user with a name, email, and password throughout the project.
- Create a separate login page (/login) where the user can login
- After logging in, the user knows they are logged in and they are taken back to the homepage
- A user should be able to logout, and they are taken to the homepage. The app should should that no one is logged in.
- Use Router to create a dynamic route for a “show page” for each movie (/movies/5, for instance)
- A user should be able to see their own movie ratings only when they are logged in to the app.
- A user should be able to submit a rating for a movie.
- Include functionality for the user to remove an existing rating they submitted and then be able to submit a new rating (effectively the user is editing their rating)
- Fully test JSX, methods, props, state, redux, and async changes using enzyme and jest
- Become fluent in Redux.
- Become comfortable using Fetch
- Reinforce understanding of React.
- Expand knowledge of frontend testing to test DOM elements
- Expand knowledge of async testing
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- React
- Redux
All credit goes to Turing School of Software for providing the project specifications and website design.
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In the project directory, you can run:
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