The database is seeded so you can start consuming data without creating it from scratch. To avoid conflicts between students, each one will work with a unique user. The login credentials would be as follow:
email: test[n]@mail.com
password: 123456Where n is your number in the following list:
- Abel Arbildo
- Adonaí Luque
- Alex Luna
- Alexis Eche
- Alvaro Torres
- Andre Valderrama
- André Távara
- Angel Huayas
- Bayron Dávila
- Bryan Llerena
- Carlos Juarez
- Carlos Llamosas
- Chris Tordoya
- Christian Sagástegui
- Codeka Quiroz
- Diana Llerena
- Diego Lora
- Diego Puma
- Diniwi Villanueva
- Evair Macollunco
- Franco Sánchez
- Frank Dominguez
- Gonzalo Gutierrez de la Rosa
- Gre Delgado
- Heraldo Fortuna
- Herbert Ramos
- Javier Eche
- Jhose Portillo
- Joseph Vega
- Juan Carlos Echevarría
- Kedein Rodriguez
- Andrea Miranda
- Nick Correa
- Richard Yantas
- Robert Tolentino
- Sebastian Cervantes
- Steven Coaila
- Susan Luisa Coari
- Ysabel Campos
- Design: here
- Prototype: here
- Github Classroom repo: here
- API endpoint: https://expensable-api.herokuapp.com/
- API docs: Insomnia JSON file inside Github Classroom repo.
- Login information: Check readme file on Github Classroom repo
Build a MVP of a single page application that handle personal finances..
The MVP should follow this technical requirements:
- It should be built with React reusable components.
- It should include Unit tests for, at least, 1 component.
- It should connect to the external API to fetch the data.
- It should use CSS in JS for the styles using Emotion.
- It should handle token based authentication. All pages except Login should be protected.
- It should be able to handle page refreshes without loosing the current state of the app. (use LocalStorage or SessionStorage when you see fit)
As a user I want to...
- Login to the app with my email and password
- See a list of categories of my transactions by category type: expenses and income.
- See on each list item the name of the category, the amount of transactions it has, the total value of all the transactions and a delete button to destroy the category.
- Switch between expenses and income using a Navbar
- Delete one or more categories category.
- Logout from the app.
👩🏻💻 Happy coding! 👨💻
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