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This project was the homework for week 14 of the Penn Coding Boot Camp. This is a single page application that allows the user to create burgers and add them to the Menu. The EAT! button right next to each sandwich will move them to the receipt.

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Burger Logger

This project was the homework for week 14 of the Penn Coding Boot Camp.

Goal

To create a full-stack application using NodeJS, ExpressJS, Handlebars and Heroku.

Installation and Set-up

Please run npm install at the root directory after cloning the project. Create a keys.js file and place it into the config folder. The file should contain the following information:

module.exports = {
  host: "NAME_OF_HOST",
  user: "USERNAME",
  password: "PASSWORD",
  port: PORT_NUMBER,
  database: "burger_db"
}

Then in the command line, run either node server.js or npm start, and direct your browser to localhost:3000. You can also use the deployed version of this app at: https://gbarila-blogger.herokuapp.com/.

Functionality

This is a single page application that allows the user to create sandwiches and add them to the menu. There is a Devour! button right next to each sandwich that will move it to a second column named Enjoyed Burgers.

Objective

  • To create a server using ExpressJS that will route html traffic by processing GET requests, update information in the database with PUT requests, and store and process data with POST requests.
  • To create a full-stack application using html, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript/jQuery and NodeJS.

Built using:

  • Handlebars
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • vex
  • git
  • GitHub
  • Heroku
  • JavaScript
  • jQuery
  • NodeJS
  • ExpressJS

Authors

Guillermo Barila - Author

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