In order to access and navigate you will need an email and a password. As a test, you can use:
Username: admin@hotmail.com
Password: 1password
If you want to be able to have this project, you can apply the following command in your console:
git clone https://github.com/JoelDUAR/rickandMorty.git
Once you have cloned the repository, perform the installation of the necessary dependencies, in the same console, through the following command:
npm install
Finally, on two different consoles, placing each of the consoles on the "back" and "front" folders, respectively, apply the following command equally:
npm start
Great, now you can see this application running in your browser. Success with those modifications.🚀🚀
You can run some tests on the "back", open the terminal in the corresponding folder and type the command:
npm test
- Login form.
- Search for random characters.
- Search for characters by id.
- View details about each character.
- Add / delete favorite characters.
- Filter characters by gender.
- Sort characters by id.
- Server creation
- Routes configuration.
- Controllers to manage the information searched from the API.
- Database and API requests.
- Sending responses with error handling.
The Rick and Morty project was built with the following technologies:
- CSS.
- HTML.
- JavaScript.
- React.
- Redux.
- Express.
- Sequelize.
- Postgres.
Includes the following dependencies:
- React Router.
- React Router Dom.
- React Dom.
- React Redux.
- Redux Thunk.
- Axios.
- Fetch
- Morgan.
- Nodemon.
- Cors.
- Dotenv.
- pg.
- pg-hstore.
- jest.
- supertest
As mentioned above, this project uses the Rick & Morty API to display data about characters, episodes and all the information that you will be able to find when you go through this project.
- Joel Dupraz
Contact me at my linkedin profile or you can see my projects in my github repository.
- My main thanks go to my instructor Jorge Vega and my TA's, who are part of Henry and my group mates, for all the hours programming, which allowed me to create and shape the professional I am and the one I want to become.
- Thanks to the creators of the Rick and Morty API for providing a tool for educational use on which the creation of this project was based.
- Finally to my wife, who is my pillar when long hours of programming and frustration make me doubt.