Travel Tracker is a web application for managing and tracking different travel plans. Upon logging in, the user is able to review their past and upcoming trip details, and submit new trip booking requests to an anonymous travel agent. With server data included for 50 users, 50 destinations, and over 200 historical trips, the app seamlessly validates and makes network requests for any traveler. Let's book a trip!

Completed over one week, this was my final project of module 2 at the Turing School.

Solo project by Tiala Young: GitHub, LinkedIn

• Fetch API
• Day.js 3rd party library
• Webpack module bundler
• JavaScript
• CSS
• HTML
• Mocha & Chai
• Test driven development
• Git, GitHub, Trello project board

• Use OOP to drive the design of a client-side application and its code
• Work with an API to send and receive data
• Implement a robust test suite using TDD that thoroughly tests all functionality
• Create a user interface that is easy to use and follows best practices for a11y
• Present a live demo of the application and its Lighthouse accessibility score

NOTE - This app makes network requests to local server data. You will need to clone down two repositories, install dependencies for both, and run both in separate tabs within your terminal each time you run the app. Follow the below instructions.

1. Open your terminal and navigate to where you would like to store the repositories. They will need to share a root folder.
2. Open the local server data repo: travel-tracker-api
3. Using the SSH key, paste git clone [email protected]:turingschool-examples/travel-tracker-api into your terminal.
4. cd into the server's repository on your local machine and run npm install or npm i to install project dependencies.
5. Run npm start to launch the API's server.
6. Open the app's Github repo: travel-tracker
7. In a new tab within your terminal, paste git clone [email protected]:tialaaa/travel-tracker.git to clone using the SSH key.
8. cd into the app's repository on your local machine and run npm install or npm i to install project dependencies.
9. Run npm start to launch this API's server.
10. Open the http://localhost:8080/ link to your local server (also listed in your terminal) in your web browser to view the live page.
11. Control + C is the command to stop running the local server. Run Control + C in both terminal tabs to fully disconnect.