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Project made to finish a first module in React Nanodregree program on Udacity.

Project dependencies

To do this project, was used some libraries, like:

  1. axios
  2. babel
  3. eslint
  4. fontawesome
  5. history
  6. husky
  7. i18next
  8. i18next-browser-languagedetector
  9. jest
  10. normalize
  11. prop-types
  12. react
  13. react-bulma-components
  14. react-i18next
  15. react-router
  16. react-router-dom
  17. react-test-renderer
  18. styled-components
  19. webpack
  20. cypress
  21. docz

Those are main libraries of the project.

Setup

To init and configure the project it's very simple, there's a lot of scripts done for a better automatization tasks like those.

Intall

The first necessary step is to install all project dependencies, you can just run on root source:

yarn

or

npm i

Wait all while all dependencies are downloaded and configured.

Start

After that first step has been done, you can start a development local server with:

yarn start

or

npm start

A development server will be started at your localhost laptop or computer.

Tests

To run all project tests, just run:

yarn test

or

npm test

It's possible to test your UI by using Cypress, there's a three commands:

To test the UI in your terminal, run:

yarn cypress

or

npm cypress

To test the UI by using and showing a browser, like chrome, run:

yarn cypress:chrome

or

npm cypress:chrome

And, if you want choose a specific test or to see the all possibles tests, run:

yarn cypress:open

or

npm cypress:open

Documentation

It's possible to test the app share components, by using Docz

To see a full documentation, you can run:

yarn docz:dev

or

npm docz:dev

All matches files will be tested.

ESLint

If you need check some code format, the project has been configured with ESLint, so you can check through:

yarn lint

or

npm lint

If some error was found, just run the same command with lint:fix to try fixed it.

If you want to see a demo of the app: demo

If you want to see a documentation of the app: documentation

The app has been hosted by Netlify.

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