Building Bunnimage: The Frontend

Week 4 Step 1 ⬤◯◯◯◯◯◯ | 🕐 Estimated completion: 20-25 minutes

Adding an Event Handler to your HTML Form!

Demo: 🐰

Congrats! If you made it this far, your Azure functions can now return data. However, users won't want to make POST requests with Postman to use your API though, so let's make it more user friendly.

✅ Task:

[x] Create a bunnimage-frontend branch
[x] Install LiveServer for testing
[x] Optional Learn HTML basics with the interactive course
[x] Modify an HTML form to call the getImage event handler function when the submit button is clicked
[x] Write a getImage event handler function in index.js to display input appended with a ❤️ in the output div
[x] Commit your code to bunnimage/index.html and bunnimage/script.js
[x] Create a pull request that merges bunnimage-frontend to main, but do not merge it

🚧 Test your Work

Use LiveServer! This is a helpful VSCode extension that allows you to see your HTML that updates while you edit it.

:question: How do you use LiveServer?

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/69332964/99007366-0fd21f80-2512-11eb-9af9-311d89098c0b.png) * To start a local server, click `Go live` at the bottom right of the screen, as shown in the image. * Make sure that you have the entire repo open on VS Code and not just the individual files. * If this is your first time installing LiveServer, you might need to close/quit VS Code and reopen it. * Test it out, and see what your HTML page looks like! *It's OK if it's boring, so feel free to style it with CSS!*

Adding jQuery

jQuery takes a lot of common tasks that require many lines of JavaScript code to accomplish, and wraps them into methods that you can call with a single line of code. We are going to be using the .text method to change the text displayed on the output div.

[x] Import Jquery
[x] Create & Reference index.js in index.html

:question: How do I import jQuery?

Put it **at the very end of the HTML page outside of all the tags!** ```html ```

:exclamation: How can I connect my JS file to my HTML?

Great question! All we have to do is reference it just like we did with the jQuery. ```html ... ``` > Place this directly under your jQuery reference.

Writing the Event Handler Function!

On websites, there are many different types of events that can occur. For example:

The user selects a certain element or hovers the cursor over a certain element.
The user chooses a key on the keyboard.
A form is submitted.
Curious for more? Look here

We need to create an event handler function called getImage(), which triggers when someone submits an image.

We are going to do this by using the jQuery text() method. The syntax to set the text for a div is $(selector).text(content).

To learn more, read the docs here

I'm confused on how to do this

- The selector should be `#output`, or the name of the div with a # in front. - The content should be `document.getElementById("username").value + "❤️"` > :bulb: We are retrieving the value of the "name" text box with this code! `$('#output').text(document.getElementById("username").value + "❤️")`

How do I call the event handler from my HTML form?

The onclick event executes a Javascript function when a button is clicked

  <label>Code: </label> <br>
  <input type="text" id="username" name="name" /> <br>
  <input value="Submit" type="button" onclick="getImage()" />

Week 4 Step 2 ⬤⬤◯◯◯◯◯ | 🕐 Estimated completion: 20-25 minutes

Error Handling ~ Sir this is a Wendy's

Demo: 🐰

Ideally, users will fill the web form with the correct information. However, people make mistakes. In this step, we will be implementing some form validation to make sure that a user has inputted text value before submitting their password.

✅ Task:

[x] Check you are on the bunnimage-frontend branch
[x] Change your HTML form to accept multipart/form-data in index.html
[x] Add a file input to index.html that accepts image/x-png,image/jpeg and add the attribute name=image
[x] Modify the getImage event handler function in index.js to create an alert if either the file input or the name input is null
[x] Modify the button so that it submits the form by changing its type attribute to "submit"
[x] Prevent the page from reloading after submission
[x] Commit your updated code to bunnimage/index.html and bunnimage/script.js

🚧 Test your Work

Open up your LiveServer plugin and start your server.

:pencil: You have three test cases to try

1. **The "correct" way**: Submit both a file and text. Check that you receive "Thanks!" 2. **The "unexpected" way (file)**: Submit a file that is not png or jpeg. Does it work? 3. **The "unexpected" way (text input)**: Try submitting without entering a username. You should get an alert box that says "No name error."

Preventing the Page from Reloading

By default, the website will reload whenever a user presses submit. This leads to our text on the page that we set being cleared away. We can prevent this by adding this to the top of our getImage() function:

event.preventDefault()

Accepting Images as an Input

In HTML Forms, the enctype attribute specifies how the form-data should be encoded when submitting it to the server. Like we learned before, if we want to upload files, we need send form-data encoded as multipart/form-data

    <h1>Bunnimage</h1>
    <form onsubmit="getImage(event)" enctype="multipart/form-data">
        <label>Code: </label>

To add the image upload input, add an additional file input within the form & change the submit button's type.

<form onsubmit="getImage(event)" enctype="multipart/form-data">
   <input type="file" name="image"></input>
   <input id="name" type="text"  placeholder="Enter your file's name">
   <input type="submit" />

Input Validation?

We need to validate two things.

:one: The image is either in the .png or .jpeg format

The HTML `` accept Attribute specifies a filter for what file types the user can pick from the file input dialog box. The accept attribute can only be used with . ```html

:two: The text box isn't empty

To validate that the name isn't null, check if `document.getElementById("username").value` isn't empty, to change the `output` div to "Thanks!", or display an `alert("No name error.")` > :bulb: **Hint**: Use your JavaScript conditional skills!

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