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This homework project was built to test our skills in using React in addition to all our previous lessons. We were tasked with building a developer resource tracking portal with the following requirements

Requirements

  • Use create-react-app to start a new react project
  • Leverage Github projects for task tracking
  • Add Github Authentication via Firebase
  • Use the Mockup below to plan our React Component decisions
  • When a user is not logged in they should see a NavBar with a login button
  • When a user is logged in they should see the navbar with a logout button and the mockup layout
  • A user should be able to see some basic information about their GitHub Profile
  • A user should see a count of commits performed in the last 5 days
  • A user should be able to add articles to their portal and categorize them as (Tutorial, Blog, Resource, or Podcast)
  • A user should be able to mark an article as complete and that article should show below non-complete articles
  • A user should be able to delete articles
  • [Bonus] A user should see a graph with a line representing commits and a line representing resources marked complete over the last 60 days.

Mock Up

Screenshot

Screenshot

How to run this project

Requirements

  • Firebase Account - (https://firebase.google.com/)
  • Github Account - (https://github.com/)
  • Windows Users may need to install win-node-env globally or as optional dependency to the project
    • npm install -g win-node-env
    • npm install --save-optional win-node-env

Start Project

  • Setup Firebase
    • Create a project
    • Enable Github Authentication - Before you Begin Section
    • Create a Firebase Realtime Database (Not Firestore)
    • Create Index in Rules (Look at /db/firebaseRules.json)
  • Clone the repo
  • Browse to the repo directory in your terminal
  • Type npm install to install dependencies
  • Type npm start to run the project at http://localhost:3000