Using the Quotable API, complete User Story 1 outlined below. Take your time, and read through the API documentation. For this assessment, we expect that you test any class that you create, and commit about every 15 minutes.
- Make a PR to the
turingschool-examplesorganization- In the comment section, feel free to tell us how you felt about the assessment, or anything you'd like us to know.
Rails 5.2.8
Ruby 2.7.2
- Fork and clone this repo
bundle installrails db:{create,migrate}rails s
When you visit localhost, you should see a landing page with a form to search by keyword. The button to search by keyword will not work right away, and that is functionality that you'll be building out.
Update this application to have the functionality outlined in the story below:
As a visitor
When I visit the landing page '/'
And fill in the form with a keyword
And hit 'Search for Quotes'
I am taken to '/quotes'
Where I see the TOTAL number of quotes that were found for that keyword
As well as the keyword that's being used for the search
As well as a list of the top 10 quotes that were found
For each quote listed, I should see:
- The quote's author
- The quote's category(ies) (i.e. tags)
Notes:
- If there are less than 10 quotes found for a particular search, then only return the quotes that were found.
- If the quote has no tags associated with it, do not list any categories for that quote.
As a visitor
When I see my search results on '/quotes'
I see that each authors name is a link
When I click on that link
I'm taken to '/author'
And I see that authors name, bio, and a link to their Wikipedia page
Note: The API defaults to a fuzzy search, but there are other options you can specify.
As a visitor
When I see my search results on '/quotes'
And click on an author's name
I'm taken to '/author'
And I can now see a link to see all of that Author's quotes
When I click that link
I'm taken to '/author/quotes'
Where I can see the Author's name, and all of their quotes listed