MavsTracker Mod 3 Final - Solo

Contributors

• Jordon Smith

Table of Contents

• Project Overview
• Goals
• Technologies And Tools
• Challenges
• Wins
• Roadmap

Project Overview

This Mod 3 Final Solo project is used to demonstrate my understanding of React, Router, and asynchronous JavaScript. The app that I built allows fans of the Dallas Mavericks to view stats from each player on the team. These stats are being pulled from an API and updated every 10 minutes.

Goals

• Display a solid understanding of React and Router
• Use asynchronous JS
• Write strong unit and integration tests
• Become more familiar with formatting data when pulling from an API

Technologies And Tools

• React
• React Testing (with Jest)
• Router
• JavaScript
• JSX
• CSS
• git
• GitHub

Set up

• Click the Fork button on the top right-hand corner of this page
• Clone the repository down and cd into the repo on your local machine by running:
  • git clone [email protected]:jdxsmith/player-tracker.git
  • cd player-tracker
• Install the library dependencies by running:
  • npm install
• To verify that it is setup correctly, run npm start in your terminal.
• Go to http://localhost:3000/ and you should see the site.
• Enter control + c in your terminal to stop the server at any time.

Challenges

• Manipulating the data from an API to create an application that fits your needs

Wins

• Strong understanding of React and Router fundamentals
• Becoming more comfortable with React testing
• Consistency with PR template
• Gained familiarity with asynchronous JS

Roadmap

• With more time, I would like to enhance the UI/UX for:
  • Player Cards
  • Player Stats
• Add more sad path testing
• Load in more data on each player
• Add in pictures of each player

Project Managers:

Leta Keane

Will Mitchell