geraldarzy / thrifty-frontend

README - Thrifty.

Frontend repository
Backend repository

About the Project
Thrifty is a hub for all the the best thriftshops in NYC. The goal is to provide a center for shopping thriftstores online. Imagine a single place in which you can shop from all your favorite thrift stores. Whether it be Beacon's Closet in Williamsburg or Plato's Closet in Manhattan, we got you covered. Within the site, you can shop according to store or just any item you like. Your cart can consist of items from all sorts of different Thrift Stores and you can still place only one order to purchase from all different stores.

Built with:
Backend:

• Ruby on Rails Framework (Backend API)
• PostGreSQL Database

Frontend:

• Javascript
• Jquery
• HTML/CSS
• Bootstrap
  
  

Frontend README

JS Classes
Within the front end repository, there are .js files inside the src directory. Each class has a responsibility in order to try and organize up the functions into Class Static Methods.

Each class name and their responsibility is as follows:

Class Names	Responsibility
User	retrieve information about the user object in the database handle the cookie on the frontend
Store	retrieve a list of stores and information about each store from the backend
Item	retrieve a list of items based on the parameter passed into its method make a container element and append it to the DOM for each item
Cart	retrieve a list of items from users cart from the backend make a container element and append it to the specific cart modal for each item
Session	handles the cookie when a user tries to log in or out
Modals	makes and appends modals to the DOM for other methods to be able to append to this modal adding listeners to certain buttons to make the modals more responsive
Showpage	clears the DOM and handles the logic on which elements to append to the DOM also in charge of activating the hidden modals when needed

Bootstrap:
Bootstrap was used and it is included in index.html. In the head you will find the link and scripts that link bootstrap into the project.

Modals:
The modals are functioning via HTML attribute tags.
JQuery is also used to show/hide the modals from javascript.
$('myModal').modal('show') and $('myModal').modal('hide')

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

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MIT License

Copyright (c) 2021 Arzy The Arzinator

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