Week 09 Day 3 - Connecting React and API

[mdewey]

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title: finish-the-safari draft: true

For this assignment, you should take your safari API that was already created, and create a simple react app that consumes that API.

Objectives

• Work with an API that you created

Requirements

• Create a React app that consumes an API that you created

Explorer Mode

• [x] Finish all the endpoints from the Safari API
• [x] Create a simple react app, that uses some css make it looks friendly.
• [x] The react app should:
  • [ ] Display all animals the user has seen
  • [ ] Display all animals seen in the Jungle
  • [ ] Remove all animals that I have seen in the Desert.
  • [ ] Add all the CountOfTimesSeen and get a total number of animals seen
  • [ ] Get the CountOfTimesSeen of lions, tigers and bears
• [ ] The UI is up to you, keep it simple as needed.

Adventure Mode

• [ ] Work on your capstone app. This weekend, I recommend to focus on your API and Database Schema.
• [ ] Work on your capstone's HTML, CSS and JS

Additional Resources

.NET

Here are the interesting commands you will need for tonights assignment

• To add Entity Framework to your project:

  dotnet add package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design --version 2.1.3
  
  dotnet add package Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL --version 2.1.2

  • To create your database:

    createdb <<DatabaseName>>

  • To create the DbContext

    
    dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "server=localhost;database=<<DatabaseName>>" Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL -c <<DatabaseName>>Context

- Add a migration:

dotnet ef migrations add AddBaordGameTable

- Update your database

dotnet ef database update

 - Documentation: [Dotnet EF CLI Docs](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/miscellaneous/cli/dotnet)

d links shared here.

[gabeo14]

https://github.com/gabeo14/safari-front

https://github.com/gabeo14/SafariAPI

Got the initial get working, and you can search by species. Need to move onto the capstone now, but I'll come back to wrap up when I can

[mdewey]

Your homework was marked: Meets Expectations

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