rylandadams / places

Places You've Been

11.2.2020

By Ryland Adams & Nick Hennessy

Description

• _ A website where you can keep track of all the places you've been. Each destination should be an object with multiple properties, like location, landmarks, time of year, notes, etc. Display those properties when a user clicks on a place's name._

Software Requirements

• _Internet browser
• Git Bash

Setup

• On Github locate my repository link by clicking the green button that says "Code", this will open a drop down menu to allow for you to copy my https://

• Open Git Bash.

• Change the current working directory to the location where you want the cloned directory.

• Type git clone, and then paste the URL you copied earlier. here is a example ~ '''$ git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/YOUR-REPOSITORY'''

• Press Enter to create your local clone.

• Navigate to the directory you were in when you cloned the repository.

• open the new file you cloned.

• Open index.html.

• Find the language for you!

Specifications

Behavior	Input	Output
It will accept user input for location, date/time and notes	portland, dec-2019, saw a blazer game	portland, dec-2019, saw a blazer game
It will use our input to construct objects that can then later be recalled by the user	portland, dec-2019, saw a blazer game	newEvent = new Event(location, date, notes)
takes this new object and assigns it a unique ID and pushes it into a array	newEvent "id = 1"	trips = [newEvent "id = 1", newEvent "id = 2", newEvent "id = 3",]
It will create a ul and will add all unique id newEvent's to that list	trips = [newEvent "id = 1", newEvent "id = 2", newEvent "id = 3",]	newEvent "id = 1" newEvent "id = 2" newEvent "id = 3"
It will allow user to click on listed events expanding the infomation within and also prompting the user with the abilty to delete all info tied to that id	newEvent "id = 1" newEvent "id = 2" newEvent "id = 3"	newEvent "id = 2" = japan, july-2018, went to mt.Fuji DELETE BUTTON

Bugs

• none known

For support

• [email protected]
• [email protected]

Technologies and tools used

• Visual Studio Code
• HTML
• Markdowne
• Bootstrap
• Css
• jQuery
• Javascript

Legal

• This software is licensed under the [MIT] license
• Copyright (C) 2020 Ryland S Adams