Movie Tracker is a React-Redux App allows a user to sign in, see the latest movies, and favorite them for later.

• Write squeaky clean, well refactored code using ES6 syntax.

• Make informed design decisions to create a user-friendly application.

• Become comfortable with different network requests like GET, POST, & DELETE.

• Solidify concepts with React to create clean and re-useable components.

• Become comfortable with Redux’s lifecycle, creating actions, reducers, and connecting them to React components.

• Understand and solidify concepts with React component, asynchronous code, and Redux testing.

• Get more practice doing network requests with a backend.

Data Map

• To begin, the overall data flow and necessary components are mapped out.

InVision Prototype

• Home Page: Next, a design is implemented and basic user flow is considered.

• Here is a clickable InVision Prototype: Click on a movies from the home screen then the main logo to get back. https://projects.invisionapp.com/prototype/ck2c10pr0002ou501vi8y10og/play

Homepage

• A user can scroll through movies on the home page and click to view more detailed movie info by clicking on a movie, but if a user wants to favorite a movie, they will be prompted to login or sign up.

Sign Up Page

• A user can sign up to create an account that will allow favorites to be saved.

• If the user does not fill in all inputs, an error will appear and they will not be routed to their account homepage.

• If the user already had an account, they can login.

User Logged In Home Page

• Now a user is welcomed and the favoriting functionality is enabled.

Favorite Page

• A user can favorite movies by clicking on the star on each movie. Those movies will then appear on a separate favorites page.

• A user can logout at any time and be returned to the main homepage.

• This project was bootstrapped with Create React App utilizing Redux.

• Tested with Jest/Enzyme.

• Links using React Router.

• Lacy Rudd (https://github.com/dawnlunacy)

• Jeannie Evans (https://github.com/jmevans0211)

• Quinne Farenwald (https://github.com/qfarenwald)

Clone repo.

git clone https://github.com/dawnlunacy/movie-tracker.git

Install dependencies.

npm install

Run browser.

npm start