Recipes MVP about consumables

[kzed-1]

I realized I pushed my debuggers to heroku. On instructables, the edit page renders after the new instruction creation modal, which is actually their "new" page. I changed my code to reflect that, do you think this is better than rendering the show page?

[AdamYLiang]

I think that should be fine! I'll go ahead and review this and submit more feedback if I have any.

[kzed-1]

I believe, I set up AWS, but I have to test whether I can put photos, but I need to make my steps. I also remember that you said I don't need to have any backend routes for my steps. If I have to create/delete steps, don't I need backend routes for that? Should I make my steps MVP first, with the backend routes that I added to the wiki backend page?

[AdamYLiang]

Looks good! Let me know if you have any questions about what we talked about. I'll give another review once you have steps integrated.

[AdamYLiang]

• Add publish button. When logged out, it routes them to the login page. When logged in, it routes them to create a recipe.

[kzed-1]

I added the publish button, with the correct functionality, I also added the steps part of the MVP to the recipes. You can now add steps in the recipe edit page, and edit the individual steps, delete steps, and the saved steps will appear in the recipe show page. Thank you again for all your help!