The Awesome estate web application displays a list of apartments that were provided by local data. The users can check out the featured and recent apartments. Also, the user can click the house to get the details of the selected house.
The application consists of six pages, all of which are functioning.
This is a personal project I built to practice my knowledge of React js. The objective was to mimic the appearance of a dynamic web application, in a similar way a web developer would receive the requirements as if it were in a job
To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps:
- A device that support running browser applications.
- access to internet connection.
- If you just want to check the webpage/webapp, you have it available on the live demo link.
In order to install a local version of this project and please do the following steps:
- Install the latest version of any code editor.
- install the latest version of GIT.
- open your terminal
- Go to the repository and clone it with `git clone git@github.com:Behnam1369/Awesome-estate.git' .
- open the repository cloned with
cd Awesome-estate - if your code editor is VsCode type
code . - Install webpack with:
npm install --save-dev webpack webpack-cli - To run it type
nmp run startor run live server from the docs directory - To test it
npm run test - and enjoy!
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👤 Ojesanmi Elizabeth Oyin
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GitHub: @githubhandle
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LinkedIn: LinkedIn
Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
Please give a ⭐️ if you like this project!
- Hat tip to anyone contributed one way or the other.
- Inspiration
- etc
This project is MIT licensed