The purpose of this task is to make sense of and expand the existing knowledge of vue.js practically and theoretically. Website has to use json-server, to emulate the API
Install JSON Server
cd json-server/
npm install -g json-server
Run JSON Server
json-server --watch db.json
Install VueJs
cd website/
npm install
Run VueJs
npm run dev
The json-server will have to consist of the following tables:
- Authors
- Articles
The authors table:
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| id | integer |
| name | text |
| created_at | datetime |
| updated_at | datetime |
The articles table:
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| id | integer |
| title | text |
| body | text |
| author | integer / id from author table |
| created_at | datetime |
| updated_at | datetime |
The website must consist of the following pages:
- Post page
- Post detail page
In order to perform the current task, the website must be able to perform the following functionality:
- List of articles must be paginated
- Display messages to user, when no articles were found
- Articles page must have a search functionality
- The list of authors must be static and fetched from json-server
- Modal window must be used to create, edit or delete selected post
- Same modal window must be used for creating, editing and deleting posts
- Editing and deletion must be possible from any page. Both posts list or post detail page
- The message must be shown to user on successful or unsuccessful actions with editing post
- Input must be validated
- Minimal design must be created using BULMA
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