Displays club information and images to websites visitors. Gives visitors the aility to enquire for membership or login if they are already a member. Using HTMl5, CSS and Bootstrap, the website is aimed to be used on multiple browsers and devices.
This app uses JSON Web Tokens to authenticate users and keep them logged in. All the data is consumed from an API hosted on Heroku using AngularJS. The site is styled with Bootstrap.
- Navigation between main pages.
- Enquiry Form.
- User Login. (Username + password stored in local storage)
- Images Gallery Carousel.
- 5 Team Pages.
- Likes Counter (Likes stored in local storage)
- Angular Material - Used for datepicker on IE and Mozilla as date types are unsupported on these browsers.
- User Based Features
- Ability to add images and details to the carousel.
- AngularJS
- AngularJS is used to in app to handle the routing, storage. Created the Controllers, Factory and Custom Directives
- Bootstrap
- Bootstrap is used to give a responsive, simple design approach in the application/website. Also used the framework for the Media Gallery carousel and the accordians on each of the team pages for the team photos.
- npm
- We use npm to help manage some of the dependencies in our application.
- bower
- Bower is used to manage the installation of our libraries and frameworks.
- jQuery
- Used jQuery modals for login.
- Sweet Alerts
- Sweet Alerts are in use on the Enquiry Form and the Login Modal.
- [Angular Material] (https://material.angularjs.org/latest/)
- Angular Materials were used in for date types on browsers that don't support date types.
- Firstly you will need to clone this repository by running the
git clone <project's Github URL>
command - After you've that you'll need to make sure that you have npm and bower installed
- You can get npm by installing Node from here
- Once you've done this you'll need to run the following command:
npm install -g bower # this may require sudo on Mac/Linux
- Once npm and bower are installed, you'll need to install all of the dependencies in package.json and bower.json
npm install
bower install
- After those dependencies have been installed you'll need to make sure that you have http-server installed. You can install this by running the following:
npm install -g http-server # this also may require sudo on Mac/Linux
- Once http-server is installed run
http-server -c-1
- The project will now run on localhost
- Make changes to the code and if you think it belongs in here then just submit a pull request
- I have used images I sourced with google searches.
- With the paragraphs for each of the teams, I copied some mission statements from random teams across the world.
- In this README file, I copied the Contributing & How Does It Work section from the to_do application.
- I have used the UserService from the To_Do application taught on the AngularJS section of Stream 1.