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SPRINT 8 - REACT SPACE SHIPS

watch it at: https://aesthetic-malabi-3bf827.netlify.app/

EX1 - getting data from the API with axios

EX2 - linking to each ship.

   - Using a generic image when we don't have the specific picture.

   - I also added a loading animation to show while the list of ships appears.

   - Background photo by Paul Volkmer at Unsplash

  NavBar updates: 

   - using Layout with NavBar and Outlet, 

   - 100vw rather than 100% to avoid horizontal movements

  ShipPage updates:

   - Loading for ship data and its picture

   - improvement on picture display according to request status

EX3 - pagination and Infinite Scroll

  - ex3 v1 Infinite Scroll, page order inconsistent (to fix)

  - ex3 v2 Pagination - button view more

EX4 - styling updates

EX5 - welcome page

  v1 Home page without top menu visible

  v2 Home page with the top menu with highlighting of the active page 

EX6 - Login - SignUp in a same component (Login).

  So we show each option accordingly to the option selected. 

  Therefore by clickin the login button we activate the login functionality and when clicking on Sign up, the same component provides us with the functionality to create a new user.

  There is validation of email and password

EX7 - Private routes and CONTEXT API to prevent visiting SpaceShips without a previous Login.

  OLD -- EX8 -- Adding pilots photos linkable to their own page information if it is available on. (old version linking to PilotPage)

  OLD -- EX9 -- Adding films with a structure similar to pilots' (a photo linkble to its film page) (old version linking to FilmPage).

++ NOW ++ EX8 and EX9 --- updated --- pilots and movies cards are set inside ShipPage"

  OLD --- changed login entry dynamic with button "start" only access from Home

++ NOW ++ Login appears automatically if the user is not logged in

EX10 - testing

:::: Due to compatibility issues between testing library / jest / axios I had to modify package.json:

  OLD --- this didn't do the job correctly:::::"test": "react-scripts test --transformIgnorePatterns node_modules/?!my-library-dir/" 

++ NOW ++ Finally it works for me updating package.json with: "test": "react-scripts test --transformIgnorePatterns node_modules/?!axios/",

and I wrapped each component tested with Provider and even with Routes when necessary.

3 Components tested:

src/components/Login.test.js

src/components/NavBarLogin.test.js

src/pages/Home.test.js

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Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
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