diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index d8d6388..140611d 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,22 +1,30 @@ -# 📊 Project: Complex API +# 🍷 International Wine Complex API -### Goal: Use data returned from one api to make a request to another api and display the data returned +**Project Overview** +This is an interactive wine information application that demonstrates API chaining by fetching data from one API and using that response to query a second API. Users can explore international wine data through a seamless integration of multiple data sources. -### How to submit your code for review: -- Fork and clone this repo -- Create a new branch called answer -- Checkout answer branch -- Push to your fork -- Issue a pull request -- Your pull request description should contain the following: - - (1 to 5 no 3) I completed the challenge - - (1 to 5 no 3) I feel good about my code - - Anything specific on which you want feedback! +image -Example: -``` -I completed the challenge: 5 -I feel good about my code: 4 -I'm not sure if my constructors are setup cleanly... -``` +**Core Features** +* Sequential API data fetching and chaining +* Dynamic data display from multiple sources +* Interactive user interface for wine exploration +* Real-time data integration and presentation +* Responsive design for all devices + +**Technologies** +* **HTML:** Structure and application layout +* **CSS:** Styling, responsive design, and visual presentation +* **JavaScript (ES6):** API requests, data handling, and DOM manipulation +* **API 1:** [Primary data source] +* **API 2:** [Secondary data source using API 1 results] + +**Key Takeaways** +* Implementing **API chaining** to connect multiple data sources +* Working with **asynchronous JavaScript** using fetch and promises +* Handling **API responses** and error management +* **Data transformation** between API calls +* Creating **dynamic content** based on API results +* Building **real-world applications** that integrate multiple services +* Using **ES6 JavaScript features** for cleaner, modern code