Random card generator built from the MTG API. Fetches cards from the MTG database, and displays them using their ImageUrl. Cards can then be searched by name using the search bar.
See live code here https://wildelyssa.github.io/magic-the-gathering/
- React
- CSS3
- JS
- Magic: The Gathering API
- Fetch up to 20 cards from the MTG database
- Cards are random, refresh to get more cards
- Filters out cards which don't have an ImageUrl
- Loader for awaiting cards and data
- Basic error messages for 'no cards found'
- Type in the Search bar to find cards containing those values
- Responsive design
- Free MTG Wallpaper and Logo.png use in design
- Segment out Error as a separate component, and define conditional errors within that component to make the code in App.js leaner
- Instead of having to refresh screen, add a "Generate Cards" button
- Currently searches Legendary, and Creature cards: expand in the future
- Add a selector to search cards by colour
- Have a feature to save cards you are interested in
- Possible future opensource project if there is enough interest
If you have an idea for this project, or would like to contribute, please drop me a message. I am open to ideas and collaboration.
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