Zelda's Compendium

Learning Goals:

• Use the technology you’ve been working with over the course of the module to demonstrate mastery of the following:
  1. React
  2. Router
  3. Asynchronous JavaScript
  4. End to end testing with Cypress
• Create personas and user stories to describe your target audience
• Work within constraints to deliver a product for your niche audience, which helps solve a problem unique to them.

Abstract:

Zelda Breath of the Wild is a good starting point for people newer to the RPG gaming experience, with this comes an older demographic of players that might need help learning the basics of what items/foods can help you on your journey. View a list of possible items/foods and see details about where to find them and the benefits of consuming them.

Installation Instructions:

• This site has been deployed on Heroku, you can view the most current build here: https://zeldascompendium.herokuapp.com/

Additionaly, if you want to create a local version of this app follow the instructions below

• Fork the repository found here: https://github.com/RyanBaer42/ZeldasCompendium
• Clone down your new, forked repo. While cloning, name it what you want your local repo to be named, and run git clone.
• cd into the repository
• Install NPM packages by running npm install in your terminal
• Start the server by running npm start in your repo
• After starting the server, the project will run at http://localhost:3000/

Preview of App:

Context:

I worked on this project for 7 days. I am in my 5th week in my third module in Turing.

Contributors:

• Ryan Baer (he/him)

Wins + Challenges:

Some challenges included:

• Trying to successfully implement Router and Switch and create error components that work in tandem with Router.
• Utilizing useEffect and useState to practice using modern React Hooks

Some wins included:

• Stubbing an Api request using cy.intercept from the Cypress testing Library