The primary goal of this 'stretch' project was to engage in learning a new technology that was not directly taught to us in our classes at Turing. We were directed to choose a limited MVP, set our own learning goals, iterations, and deadlines. We needed to plan carefully, push ourselves, step out of our comfort zones, and self-direct. The project was built using React and React Router, and tested using React Testing Library, Jest, and Cypress. The MVP of our project is relatively simple, testing was our main focus. None of us had any previous knowledge of the Cypress testing framework, and by the end of the project we were able to construct a robust testing suite integrating Cypress for integration tests.

The complete project spec and rubric can be found here.

1. Fork this repository.
2. Clone it down to your local machine with git clone <your SSH Key>.
3. Change into your directory with
4. Run npm install to compile the React application.
5. Run npm install cypress --save-dev to install Cypress.
6. Run npm start to see the app running locally.
7. Run <your text editor> . to see the code in your text editor.
8. Run npm test to see all of the tests running in your Terminal.
9. Run npx cypress open to run all Cypress test.

• The user (Ideally a dad or enjoyer of 'dad jokes' who needs help with remembering a large backlog of corny setups and punchlines), should be immediately greeted by a 'dad joke,' randomly acquired from an API.
• If the API is not available, the user should see an error message
• If there is a joke, the user should be able to click the 'favorite' button to save it
• The user should be able to click on the 'User Icon' button to go to their personal joke page
• The user should be able to click on the 'Add a joke' button to go to the 'New joke' form
• The user should not be able to click the 'submit' button on the 'New Joke' form unless there is something added to the Input field
• After the user inputs a joke and clicks 'submit,' they should then be able to see their added joke when navigating to the personal joke page
• After the user clicks 'favorite' on the home screen, they should be able to see the favorited joke on their personal joke page
• The 'Return to Home' button should only appear when the user is not on the home page
• The user should be routed to the 'Random Joke' page after clicking the 'Return to Home' button

• Firm understanding of how to use Cypress
• Become more comfortable with 'best use practices'
• Gain a deeper understanding of React and React Router

Should:

• Have a home page that displays a random joke
• Have a nav bar with buttons to see the form page and user page
• Form page should have a working form that takes inputs and creates a card
• User page should display all user created cards and users favorited cards

• React Library
• React testing Library, Jest, and Cypress
• SCSS
• NPM to compile the application and run tests

• Caleb Cyphers
• Peyton Jones
• Jordon Smith

• Leta Keane
• Will Mitchell