| Objectives |
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| Get practice building an Angular client side |
| Use $http to access a RESTful API |
Practice routing in Angular using ngRoute |
In this lab, you'll be creating a simple library app to keep track of books.
When a user goes to /, they should see a list of all of the books in the API. When a user goes to /books/:id, they should see a single book. On the /books/:id page a user should be able to edit or delete a book.
Your data (a list of books) is available at https://super-crud.herokuapp.com/books. You and your classmates will all be working with this database, so things might get a little crazy. If there are no books left or far too many books, feel free to reset the database by clicking the reset button. Don't do this without warning your classmates though, otherwise they might be puzzled why their newly created book resources aren't appearing in the database.
Your finished product will
- Successfully route the user to an index page at
/. That page will: * display all of the books. * show the image, title, author, and release date of each book. * include a link to the show book page on the title of each book. - Successfully route the use to a show book page (
/books/:id). The show page will: * display all of the data about the specific book. * have a delete button that deletes the specific book from the database and, when successfully deleted, redirects the user to the home page. * have an edit button that reveals a form for the user to edit the attributes of the book. * The form will have a save button that sends the edits to the database and, when successfully updated, redirects the user to the home page. * have a cancel button that does not save any of the changes the user just made.
- Fork this repo, and clone it into your
wdifolder on your local machine. - Change directories into
angular-books-crud-lab. - Run
budo -P --host=localhost --openfrom the Terminal to start your server and open your app in the browser.
- You will see errors in your console now.
- You must setup `ngRoute before you jump into coding:
- Add the CDN for
ngRoutein the mainindex.html. - Add the
ng-viewdirective inside the Bootstrap.col-md-6in the mainindex.html - Finally, configure your home
/route inapp.js- Which books template will you display?
- Which controller will it use?
- What will that controller be named "as"?
- If you see no errors, you're ready to start CRUDing! Build your templates, build your controllers, add a show route, win.
- Allow the user to edit the book image: allow the user to change the URL for the book image.
- Add filters to organize the books index page: add a search bar to filter the books by your search, or buttons to sort them alphabetically by author name or book title.
Make a pull request with a 0 - 5 rating of your comfort of the assignment, a 0 - 5 rating of your completeness on the assignment, and a note on your experience completing the lab. Make sure your pull request is going to sf-wdi-27-28/angular-books-crud-lab. Check the base fork before you submit!