[X] Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
[x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
[ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
[X] Styling- no new features
[x] Refactoring
[ ] Planning
Detailed Description
This current PR finishes up IT1 and IT2 where either user can log in as a manager or a guest and see their dashboard with the required information. It looks super ugly but at this point I'm trying to get just the MVP established. Late at night, I also had my hotel tests blow up on me. After some time, I realized that the way I'm accessing data during implementation vs mock data are being accessed differently and that's why tests don't work but actual implementation does, but I can't seem to get the structure right to make it work. Also trying to implement partial files but currently to no avail.
Why is this change required? What problem does it solve?
Additions to the code now follow more closely to the code base. If I can get my SCSS in order, I can hopefully finish IT3 today but not sure if it's worth it at this point.
Were there any challenges that arose while implementing this feature? If so, how were the addressed?
SCSS blew up as did testing. I also tried to make how the js figures out which dash to send dynamic but I'd already wasted about an hour on it before it wasn't worth the effort at this point.
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Detailed Description
This current PR finishes up IT1 and IT2 where either user can log in as a manager or a guest and see their dashboard with the required information. It looks super ugly but at this point I'm trying to get just the MVP established. Late at night, I also had my hotel tests blow up on me. After some time, I realized that the way I'm accessing data during implementation vs mock data are being accessed differently and that's why tests don't work but actual implementation does, but I can't seem to get the structure right to make it work. Also trying to implement partial files but currently to no avail.
Why is this change required? What problem does it solve?
Additions to the code now follow more closely to the code base. If I can get my SCSS in order, I can hopefully finish IT3 today but not sure if it's worth it at this point.
Were there any challenges that arose while implementing this feature? If so, how were the addressed?
SCSS blew up as did testing. I also tried to make how the js figures out which dash to send dynamic but I'd already wasted about an hour on it before it wasn't worth the effort at this point.
Files modified:
everything