Rutgers Coding Bootcamp Project, using the MVC method.
Please clone/fork this repository to get the full functionality.
This project was created using 'node.js' Make sure to have node.js installed before moving forward.
To learn how to install Node, Click Here.
Next you will need to install the packages. To do so type in the following commands into your terminal.
npm installRunning this command will download the necessary dependancies for the application to run.
If running locally, make sure to use the 'db' folder to set up the database, as well as running the command
npm run seedThis will seed your database with a starter environment to work from.
For this application, we wanted to display different images from an api. Depending on the route, log in status, session, etc, we wanted to dynamically show information to the user.
We settled on Pokemon, since we all grew up watching and loving the franchise. The user flow was based mostly on the galleries activity we worked on in our class.
The Pokemon data was referenced from the Pokémon TCG Developers API
The song played on the homepage was sourced from Here. Clifford Morin recorded an electric wind instrument track over the original
Example of how deployed application should run:
| Name | Responsibility | GitHub |
|---|---|---|
| Brian Adams | Backend |  |
| Clifford Morin | Frontend |  |
| Ben Durham | Backend |  |
| Takuya Matsumoto | Frontend |  |
| Jasper Abarquez | Frontend |  |
Click Here , for the deployed application.