"Library" was built as part of Microverse's JavaScript module. It demonstrates the use of JS for manipulating the Document-Object Model. The main aim of this project was to practice writing modular code, using constructors and setting up a simple JS project.
In this project, a user may view information about books in their "Library". They may also open and complete a form to add new books they've read, or remove and update the 'read' status of existing books.
- JavaScript
- HTML & CSS
- Bootstrap
Want to check out our work for yourself? Take a look at the Live Demo.
To access this project locally, follow these steps:
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Open a Terminal and navigate to the location in your system where you would like to download the project. New to Terminal? Learn here.
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Enter the following line of code to clone this repository:
git clone git@github.com:Joseph-Burke/Library.git
- Enter the following line of code to move inside the downloaded repo:
cd Library
Congratulations! Library is all set up! You can now open the index.html file using a browser of your choosing.
👤 Joseph Burke
- Github: @Joseph-Burke
- Twitter: @__joeburke
- LinkedIn: Joseph Burke
👤 Esteban Pinczinger
- Github: @epinczinger
- Twitter: @epinczinger
- LinkedIn: Esteban Pinczinger
Contributions, issues and feature requests are always welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page, or send us a message on social media if you have any comments or feedback on the project.
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- Thanks to our peers and colleagues at Microverse.
- Thanks to the Odin Project for their free-to-use learning materials!
This project is MIT licensed.