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View online at: [Demo](Netlify URL)
The following required functionalities are completed (this is a sample):
- The user can enter a repository in a search bar, click "search", and see the associated issues. The repository should be of the format owner/repo-name, e.g. facebook/react.
- If the repository does not exist, the user should see a proper error message. Parsa
- The user should be able to see the following information for each issue:
- Issue Title * Number of the issue
- [x]Owner of the Issue
- [x]Owner Avatar * How long ago the issue was created in a human-friendly format (e.g. 2 days ago)
- [x]Body of the Issue
- []Label - note the color as returned by the API. MAI
- []State of Issue (Open/Closed). Mai
- The user should be able to see multiple pages of results, by clicking a pagination control. Thi
- The user should be able to see the body of the issue rendered in markdown.
- The user should be able to create a new issue via a modal for the repository, by clicking on a "new issue" button. Clicking on this button will pop open a modal that asks for the requisite fields. POST API HERE ED
- If there is an error creating the issue (for example, the user not supplying all required parameters), there should be a nice error message to the user. ED
The following optional features are implemented:
- The user can see more details (including comments!) in a modal that's opened by clicking on the title of the issue. Duc
- The user, upon opening this modal, can add a comment via a textarea at the bottom of the page. Duc
- The user, upon opening the modal, can close the issue. If the person does not have the appropriate access to close an issue, the user sees a nicely formatted error message.
- The user can see reactions attached to each comment (Reactions API).
- The user can add reactions to a comment (API documentation).
- Input Fuzzy Matching: the user should be able to type in either https://github.com/facebook/react or facebook/react, BOTH should work.
- Instead of using Modal to show issue, use React Router (link) to navigate to different URL issues/:issueId to display the full issue. Have the Back button to go back to the previous page (from the individual issue page).
The following additional features are implemented:
- Think of something cool here, people. This is your last React group project!
Time spent: X hours spent in total.
Describe any challenges encountered while building the app.
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