Kata: Password Check - Githubissues

codingbootcampseu commented 3 years ago

You will build a password check app.

Styling

[x] Style the app as visible on the screenshots and in the video
[x] Use lightsalmon as background color
[x] Use Lobster for Headings and Open Sans for all other text
[x] Use Open Sans also for inputs and buttons
[x] Use a one column layout below 700px screen width
[x] Use a two column layout above 700px screen width
[x] Use emojis (either from your emoji keyboard or emojicopy) for valid or invalid checks
[x] Inputs and buttons should have
- [x] A black border
- [x] A 2px border radius

[x] Add these five checks
- [x] Passwords are equal
- [x] Password contains at least one lower case character
- [x] Password contains at least one upper case character
- [x] Password contains at least one number
- [x] Passwort is at least 10 characters long
[x] The first check is always the "equality check" of both passwords
- [x] If this first check fails all other checks will be failed automatically
[x] Run all checks whenever the user types into any of the password inputs
[x] Add a button that toggles the text in the password fields and the label of the button itself
- [x] If the passwords are hidden the text of the button is "Show Passwords"
- [x] If the passwords are visible the text of the button is "Hide Passwords"

[x] Create a new repository locally and on GitHub
[x] Make an initial commit with a README.md on the main branch
[x] Make all other commits on a new branch called password-check
[x] Use meaningful commit messages
[x] Push all your code to GitHub
[x] Create a new pull request at the end of the day that will merge your password-check branch into the main branch
[x] Do not merge the branch yourself
[x] Assign the codingbootcampseu GitHub user read permission to your repo
[x] Assign the codingbootcampseu user as reviewer to your pull request