This week you will be building a Giphy searching and favoriting application which allows the user to save images and sort them into categories.

In this project you will need to utilize React, Redux, Sagas and integrate them with a 3rd party API....all in a group project!

Do not clone this repository. Instead, have one person download the zip, extract the contents, git init, git add ., git commit -m "initial commit - base project" and add your remote. Make your team collaborators. Have them clone directly from the person who did the setup, not fork.

See the database.sql file for database setup and details. It offers some of the SQL to get you started but you'll need to set up your tables and the relationships between them.

• Run npm install
• Start postgres if not running already by using brew services start postgresql
• Run npm run server to start the server
• Run npm run client to start the client
• Navigate to localhost:3000

You will need 2 views for the Base Features. You should put some thought into the UI and how to style it.

• Allow a user to enter a search string and submit a search request.
• Query the Giphy API Search Endpoint with the given search string FROM THE SERVER.
• Display the results on the DOM.
• Allow a user to Favorite any of the result images. You'll need to think about what information to save to your own database. Generally you only store the minimum needed to show this image again on the Favorites view.

• Allow a user to see all of the Giphy images they have Favorited. The actual images need to appear on the DOM.
• Allow a user to set a category for a favorite image.
  • Each favorite image can only have 1 category at a time.
  • The category needs to be one of the categories in the database.

You are given two router modules on the server with stubs for the routes you may need.

• GET /api/category (complete)

  • returns a list of all categories from the table ordered by name. You may test it if your server is running: http://localhost:5000/api/category

• POST /api/favorite (incomplete)

  • for adding a new favorite image. You'll need to think about what is needed. Does it need a category?

• PUT /api/favorite (incomplete)

  • for setting a category on an image. It expects both a query parameter and a data body. Feel free to change it.

1. Allow favorites to be removed/unfavorited
2. Allow for a favorite to have many categories
3. Implement the pagination feature of the Giphy search results
4. Add another view that allows a user to manage (create, edit, delete) categories