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This Book Library app was designed & built by Jasmine Elkins and Kristen Cadacio for our Phase 4 project at Flatiron School.

PROJECT REQUIREMENTS:

  • Use a Rails API backend with a React frontend.
  • Have at least three models on the backend, that include:
    • at least one one-to-many relationship
    • at least one many-to-many relationship
    • full CRUD actions for at least one resource
  • Have at least three different client-side routes using React Router. Be sure to include a nav bar or other UI element that allows users to navigate between routes.
  • Implement authentication/authorization, including password protection. A user should be able to log in to the site with a secure password and stay logged in via user ID in the session hash.

TO-DO LIST:

  • DONE user's book collections also have info modals
  • DONE user can update profile
  • DONE deleting a book automatically re-renders the book list
  • DONE left/right buttons to scroll collections
  • DONE clicking a book opens modal with more info
  • DONE icon changes depending on shelf: plus(add to list), bookmark(want to), heart(read), book(currently)
  • DONE user can remove a book from their shelf
  • DONE if no image links, don't show book on home page
  • DONE user can rate/review a book
  • DONE user can add book to different shelves: Currently Reading, Want To Read, Have Read
  • DONE show user's books by "shelf"
  • DONE back end CRUD methods (done for users & books, need for shelves)
  • DONE book 'collections' scroll horizontally, like Netflix
  • DONE render books on page and make them pretty :)
  • DONE React Router
  • DONE authorization, add users
  • DONE don't show password as it's being entered
  • DONE password validations
  • DONE only login OR signup is showing
  • DONE user can add books to shelf
  • DONE only show Home page if user logged in
  • DONE 'passwords don't match' better error message
  • DONE add a Profile & link to NavBar
  • DONE add name to sign up for & welcome message
  • DONE format form inputs & labels

LITTLE DETAILS TO FIX....

  • clear book search results in between page loads?
  • home page: signup/login. clicking signup pops up form - modal maybe ?

STRETCH GOALS:

  • user can submit an actual review & rating
  • user can import goodreads data
  • recommendations based on genre
  • user can add custom-named shelves
  • pagination - show 10 results from API, click next to see 10 more
  • import top bestseller's list & generate collection on home page

LEARNINGS:

CREDITS: React Toastify: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-toastify

Importing CSV to React tutorial: https://dev.to/pankod/how-to-import-csv-file-with-react-4pj2

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