Budgetr

Description

Budgetr is an expense tracker for the modern age. Track your spending by category, and by currency, in one convenient and easy-to-use application.

The production website is deployed here.

To add an expense, go to the Add Expense screen, input the data and submit the form. The expense will be added to the list of expenses on the Dashboard.
To view the details of an expense, click on the expense item in the list on the Dashboard.
You can view graphs of your expenses by category and by month on the Dashboard.

Exchange rates are provided by ExchangeRate-API.

The team that built Budgetr is:

Item	Evidence
Satisfies the following code requirements: Application uses React. Application uses Node. Application uses at least two libraries, packages, or technologies that we haven't discussed. Application has GET route(s) for retrieving data.	Application uses React. Application uses Node. Application uses Tailwind CSS, Currency.js, localForage, Day.js, Faker.js, React Hot Toast, and Graph.js. Application has a GET route for retrieving currency exchange rate data. Application is interactive (accepts and responds to user input).

Item	Evidence
Application should be a unique and novel idea. Your group should clearly and concisely articulate your project idea.	The single page brief articulates the core concept of the project and is available read-only here

Item	Evidence
Application deployed at live URL using Netlify and loads with no errors.	Live application deployed at: https://financeflow-budgetr.netlify.app/ No visual defects No console errors
Application GitHub URL submitted.	URL submitted

Item	Evidence
Repository has a unique name.	Unique name used
Repository follows best practices for file structure and naming conventions.	Standard file naming conventions used
Repository follows best practices for class/id naming conventions, indentation, quality comments, etc.	All multi-word variables in JavaScript use camelCase Indentation within code follows best practice Comments have been included within the files to describe behaviour and/or intent of the code.
Repository contains multiple descriptive commit messages.	Multiple commits included demonstrating incremental build of final submission. Each has a clear description of changes made.
Repository contains quality README file with description, screenshot, and link to deployed application.	This README document.

Item	Evidence
Application user experience is intuitive and easy to navigate.	Application user interface matches the wireframe from the original design and uses intuitive elements e.g. click on a transaction/expense item to view the detail.
Application user interface style is clean and polished.	As above
Application is responsive.	Application uses Tailwind CSS to display content in a responsive way using standard breakpoints.

Released under the MIT license. Full details in LICENSE.