HelloWorldButInSpace
This project consists of two main components: the client and the server. The client is a React application managed using Vite, and the server is built with Express.js. Below you'll find instructions on how to set up and run both parts of the application. We want to encourage space exploration education and cultivate space interest. We aim to show people that you can explore space, even from earth, through our app! Our app centralizes space object location information for space exploring enthusiasts to plan their outdoor adventures, stargazing sessions, and space exploration with their telescopes.
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Client:
- React
- Vite
- React Router
- Axios
- ESLint
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Server:
- Node.js
- Express.js
- Axios
- Cors
- Dotenv
- Nodemon
The client folder contains a React application.
calcBearing uses the client location cooridinates and the current coordinates of the ISS to calculate relative direction, or bearing, from the client's current location.
calcIsVisible takes client location and current ISS location and altitude and returns a boolean for whether the ISS is within view from the client's location at that time.
Fork and clone this repository. Change directories into the client folder
cd clientinstall all the dependencies
npm installTo start using the client, run the development server script:
npm run devThe server folder contains a Nodejs and Expressjs application
Change directories into the server folder
cd serverinstall all the dependencies
npm installTo start the server, run the start script:
nodemon index.js- Donald Cochran - Scrum Master
- Benjamin Marin - Front End
- GitHub: https://github.com/ben-w-martin
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-w-martin017/
- Giselle Ross: - Back End
- Github: giselleRoss
- Linkedin: Giselle Ross
- Alex Amador - Design
- Jeffrey Fung