This project is a SPA (Single Page Application) that consumes an API (https://rickandmortyapi.com/) in which you can:

• Search for characters.
• Display the information of the characters.
• Filter them.
• Order them.

The goals of this project are to:

• Build a Single Page Application using the technologies: React, Redux, Node, Express and Sequelize.
• Put into practice basic style and design resources (UX: UI).
• Affirm and connect the concepts learned thus far.
• Learn best practices.
• Learn and practice the GIT workflow.
• Use and practice testing.

▷ Client/front-end: ⋄ click here ⋄

▷ Server/back-end link: ⋄ click here ⋄

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To get a working local copy, I followed these steps:

• Install Node Package Manager. Node Package Manager (npm) is a software repository for JavaScript packages. You can download it ⋄ here ⋄

It is necessary to have at least the latest stable version of NodeJS and NPM. Make sure you have it so you can correctly install the dependencies needed to run the project. Currently the required versions are:

• Node: 12.18.3 or higher
• NPM: 6.14.16 or higher

To check which version you have installed:

node -v
npm -v

• Clone the project locally.

  git clone https://github.com/hebelia/Integration-Project.git

• Install npm packages.

  npm install

• If you find any vulnerability reports, fix them with:

  npm audit fix

• Run the server in the terminal (back-end)

  npm start

• Run the client in the terminal and open it in a browser.

  npm run dev

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✔️ Enter with username/mail and password to access the web application
✔️ Show information fetched from consumed API
✔️ Add and remove characters to the list
✔️ Add and remove characters to the favorites list
✔️ Generate random characters
✔️ Responsive design

Contributions and suggestions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. As I am starting my journey in programming any contribution you make is greatly appreciated 😄
📌 Pushpins to the repository can be done by forking and doing a pull request or by simply opening an "issue" with the tag "improvement".

Suggestions: ⋄ click here ⋄ see the full list of proposed features (and known issues).

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