"Team Week Project for Epicodus Coding School following the completion of Intro to Programming & Intermediate JavaScript, 12.03.2020"
By Jeff Chiu, Bess Campbell, Kevin Kirkley, Mandy Otero, Tawnee Harris, Svea Wade, and Danielle Thompson
This application works with the CocktailDB API to pull information for the home bartender to be able to make delicious drinks at home. Search options link to available data in the CocktailDB by drink name or by ingredient.
Describe: | Input | Output |
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getDrinksByIngredient | ||
should correctly display a list of up to twelve random drinks with selected ingredient | "Dark Rum" | drink = Adam, Bleeding Surgeon, Blue Hurricane, Dark and Stormy, Gideon's Green Dinosaur, Midnight Cowboy, Blueberry Mojito, 155 Belmont, Planter's Punch, Bahama Mama, Almeria, Lord and Lady |
getDrinksByName | ||
should correctly display a list of drinks by name with instructions | "White Russian" | drink = White Russian. Pour vodka and coffee liqueur over ice cubes in an old-fashioned glass. Fill with light cream and serve. Use 2 oz Vodka, 1 oz Coffee liqueur |
Software Requirements
- An internet browser of your choice
- A code editor such as VS Code
Open by Downloading or Cloning
- Navigate to https://github.com/kevinkirkl3y/bartenders-guide-to-the-galaxy.git
- Download this repository to your computer by clicking the green Code button and 'Download Zip'
- Or clone the repository
Setup Instructions
- Node Package Manager and locally installed files are required to properly view this application.
- After the repository is on your computer, navigate to the terminal and type in
npm install
- Next,
npm run build
- And finally,
npm run start
- View the page in the live server that opens
This application will not display anything if the drink searched for does not exist in the CocktailDB.
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- HTML
- CSS
- Bootstrap
- Markdown
- Git
- JQuery
- JavaScript
- VSCode
Copyright (c) 2020 Jeff Chiu, Bess Campbell, Kevin Kirkley, Mandy Otero, Tawnee Harris, Svea Wade, and Danielle Thompson