The goal of Git-Away was to create a travel tracker for either personal or corporate use. A traveler can keep track of their travel details and expenses, as well as request new travel from their Git-Away agent.
This was a solo project during Mod 2 of Turing School of Software and Design. The project spec can be found here.
This project uses Test Driven Development and Object Oriented Programming practices for its design.
- Fork the repository
- Clone down your new, forked repo
cdinto the repository- Run
npm installin the CLI - Run
npm startin the CLI - Open the site by copying and pasting the server location in your URL bar
- The server location should look something like this -> http://localhost:8080/
The technology used to create Git-Away was:
- webpack
- localAPI
- fetch/async
- JSON
- JavaScript
- CSS
- HTML
- Mocha & Chai
- VS Code & Atom
Future improvements I would like to add would be a set-time out for the request form. After a few seconds of being idle, the form would reset for a new search. I added three buttons to organize the traveler dashboard, but needed more time to add the logic. And as always, CSS is never complete. I am challenging myself to learn SCSS over intermission, and would like to refactor to include SCSS in future iterations.
This application was built by Casey Halstead, with peer review from Brenda Sotelo