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- As a user, when I go to the app's root url, we should see a welcome page.
- As a user, when I visit "/songs", I should be able to see all of the songs in my database.
- Bonus: As a user, when we click on a song it starts playing. The world is a better place
What follows are not explicit steps. Just guidelines to approach building out this Angular application.
- Create a main directory for your
wdi_radioapplication. - Create an
index.htmlin your application's main directory. - Make sure to load in any appropriate libraries via CDNs
- Create a skeleton for your content and include all dependencies.
- Create the main
app.jsfile and create the module for this angular app. - Create a module that defines songs.
- Create a new project in the Firebase console
- When prompted, make sure to choose the right most option: "Add Firebase to your web app".
- After selecting the option, you should see a notification with a code snippet that contains your application's configuration credentials.
- Make sure to include that snippet in your app's main
index.htmlbefore any of yourjsfiles
- Configure your app's routing in the
app.js. - Add a state for the routes
/and/songs. - Create templates for these routes.
- Create a controller file and define a controller to handle songs.
- Access the data from firebase and save it as a property on the controller
- Use data attached to your view model to display a list of all songs
- Implement full CRUD for Songs
- Use Firebase Hosting to deploy your application
Implement a "player" using an Angular custom directive
- When you click a song, a player view renders somewhere in the index
- Get the song to play
- Some options for the song player...
- Soundcloud embed
- Spotify embed
- Stream a local audio file using the HTML
<audio>tag
If you finish this bonus, look into how you could integrate Spotify's API into your WDI Radio app.