Final Project for Northwestern University Coding Bootcamp
This is the link to the functional app. launcher
I need a new, entertaining experience to spend my time indoors that doesn’t include more binge watching television. A virtual reality escape room is a fun activity to do inside and I can compare my high score with others that have played, allowing me to compete and connect with family and friends.
- This employee-directory app runs via github pages or by entering the command "npm start" to initialize the react server.
- Make sure you are in the main folder when running the code on the command line.
- This app does have two pages a "Home" and "Employees" page. The employees page displays renders random employees in the table from the 'https://randomuser.me/api/?results=50&nat=us' api. The employees table is searchable based on criteria in the searchbar and dropdown. User can also click on the "full name" and "years with company" to sort the table based on those columns.
See the layout of the app below.
- STEP 1: The app opens up on the home page of the site which give the player an introduction to the app as well as our team. The navbar is generated in the upper left of the page. Clicking on Home will take you back to home page.
- If you click on the login option, it will take to you the login page so you can login and head to the game. If you don't have a login, you'll need to click on the Sign Up page.
- Clicking on the sign up page prompts you to create a login, so you can get in and play the game.
- The final option in the Navbar is contact, which allows you to drop your email address along with a short message for us.
- React VR: Building out virtual reality app
- Three.JS & WEBVR : for VR app compatibility with browsers
- React/React JS: Web framework
- MongoDB Atlas/Mongoose: Storing user data
- Node
- Express
- Passport: User authentication
- Bootstrap
- Heroku
- CSS
- Javascript
- JSX
- Andre Barreto - Project Manager
- Bryan Jerger
- Nathan Huber
- Shannon Ervin
- Jacob Rosenberg