A travel app that generates information about flights, and costs based on a set criteria

Project Members:

• Camilo
• Chase
• Liberato
• Luna

Our challenge is to build a a travel destination website with price, place, and real time price updates. Our project goal is to utilize the following items in our project: HTML, CSS, JS, JSON, Jquery, Node, SQL, and API features running at current connection of the website. This will allow our browser to run at a dramatically and current data utilizng the 'amadeus api'

Our challenge to our Poject will consist of the following task listed bellow:

• Use Node.js and Express.js to create a RESTful API.

• Use Handlebars.js (or another language) as the template engine.

• Use MySQL and the Sequelize ORM for the database.

• Have both GET and POST routes for retrieving and adding new data.

• Use at least one new library, package, or technology that we haven’t discussed.

• Have a folder structure that meets the MVC paradigm.

• Include authentication IF APPLICABLE (express-session and cookies).

• Protect API keys and sensitive information with environment variables.

• Be deployed using Heroku (with data).

• Have a polished UI.

• Be responsive.

• Be interactive (i.e., accept and respond to user input).

Deployed Site here

*Java, Node.js, Express.js, Handlebars.js

• To give the user the ability to create a sign up to our website and use their login to view pervious fight search
• The user will be allowed to sigup to our website.
• Our user can always log in to our website and view their previous search history.

• Utilizing Node.js and Express.js for server responses of our data in javascript.

• API: Utilizing Amadeus API for global travel data with current updates.

• SQL: Utilizing SQL for our database of destinations and prices.

• Utilizing authentication in our login and signup sessions using (express-session and cookies for tracking)

You are required to submit BOTH of the following for review:

• The URL of the functional, deployed application.

• The URL of the GitHub repository. Give the repository a unique name and include a ReadMe describing the project.