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Wandr is a social app allowing users to find new events in their area by either using keywords or browsing genres.
- Bucket List
- allows users to add events to attend to their own personal bucket list
- Memories
- allows users to upload photos and a description of events they have attended in the past
- Dashboard
- is a "control" center for a user that allows them an area to change their password, view an event calendar, and a timeline
- Timeline
- allows users to see a list of events that they have marked as attending and can use the calendar to filter events by date range
- Dark mode
- website display will adjust according to the users visual settings
Note: This app was created using Visual Studio Code Version 1.60.1. Fork and clone the repo using either SSH or HTTPS in a directory of your choice.
In terminal:
$ git clone [SSH/HTTPS KEY]
This is a react app and will require that relevant dependencies are downloaded. Move into the repo directory (named seir-project-3)
$ cd ./wandr
and run npm install to download relevant dependencies:
$ npm install
Once dependencies are installed, open the app in your IDE of choice (this example uses Visual Studio Code terminal command). Then start the app with 'npm start':
$ code .
$ npm start
To view main files, open the src directory. App.js contains the main code for the app and relevant components can be found in the components folder.
Please, feel free to contribute to this app! It will be an ever evoling SPA and will continue to improve while I gain more coding knowledge. If you would like to contribute code, follow the instructions to install the app. Checkout to a dev branch, play around with the code, then submit a pull request. Once approved, your GH info will be added to our Contributors list.
###How to identify bugs
To identify bugs, you can either submit an issue on the git repository, or work on a dev branch and submit a pull request with suggested code to fix the bug. Please detail the bug itself and, if you know of any ways to fix it, note the method you would use.
To propose improvements, please submit an issue on the git repository.
- Andrew McLean
- Ben Papac
- Sahira Bibi
- Shelby Reese