Interested in traveling the world, but having trouble organizing your trips? Travel Tracker will not only record and display your past, pending, and upcoming trips, but it will also allow you to request a new trip to be reviewed by one of its trusted travel agents! This password-protected site also keeps track of how much you've spent during the current year on travel, so you know where you stand financially as you consider your next destination.

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• Clone the repository to your local machine
• Clone down this local server
• cd into the local server
• Run npm install, and then npm start
• Once the local server is launched, open a new terminal tab and cd into this project
• Run npm install to install project dependencies
• Run npm start to launch the live server
• Copy and paste the provided localhost URL into your browser
• Remember, your username is traveler plus any number between 1-50, i.e. traveler40, and your password is travel!
• Explore and enjoy!

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• Create travel agent interaction
• Utilize DELETE network request via travel agent interaction

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• Utilizes class-to-class interaction and a robust Mocha and Chai testing suite
• Implements both GET and POST network requests via fetch API to retrieve, display, and add new user data
• Handles both network request- and user-errors

Wins:
Although I worked with asynchronous JavaScript during this module's group project, I feel this solo project solidified my understanding of it. This project also allowed me time to dedicate to better understanding error-handling, and I feel I've a firmer grasp on handling both network request and user generated errors for it!

Challenges:
While I can see significant improvement in my ability to connect data and write dynamic code, I still feel there is some unnecessary repetition in my script and, therefore, I know that there is a cleaner/more dynamic solution to connect these data.

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Tori Fields | LinkedIn | GitHub

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