lab-27-28-image-gallery

To Submit this Assignment

fork this repository
write all of your code in a directory named lab- + <your name> e.g. lab-duncan
push to your repository
submit a pull request to this repository
submit a link to your PR in canvas
write a question and observation on canvas

Directions

Create these directories to organize your code:
app
app/component
app/html
app/scss/vendor
app/asset/image
create a _theme.scss partial
add three color variables
create a base.scss file
import normalize
import _theme
write some styles that use the color variables defined in _theme
create a entry.js
require your index.html and force webpack to use the file-loader
require your base.scss

Requirements

For this assignment, build three different display components for an image url:

The first should display the title of the image, description of the image, and the link (not the actual image), and short description.
The second should display the image as a "thumbnail" (within a 100x100 pixel scale).
The third should display the title, description of the image, and the full-size image, and the description.

Create a gallery component that contains hard-coded image data for populating the gallery. The gallery component must have data for at least five images. You must find your own images (and optionaly thumbnails of the same image).

Your component's must allow attributes to set the title, description, and imageUrl properties of their scopes. Each of your component's must also have its own scss file that styles its appearance.

BONUS:

1pt Have the high-level component take a "parameter" to toggle between the display modes.

Rubric

App requirements: 6pts

Create a directive to display a text only version of the image.
Create a directive to display a thumbnail version of the image.
Create a directive to display a full size image with a title and description.
Create a gallery that populates and displays the image data components

Code style: 3pts

Passes linter
Well-named functions and variables, properly scoped
Good project organization

Git usage: 1pt

Well-structured pull request
Accurate commit messages
Clear, readable git history