Welcome to finder dog "my-dog" application.
- Clone directory locally from github repository.
- Run command
npm installto install all dependencies. - Run command
npm startto run application.
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The first page of app is the 'Sign in" page where user is required enter Name and Email to be authenticated. The "Sign in" button is disabled until required fields will be provided with valid email.
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After authentication user will be redirected to Home page where they could see paginated list of the available dogs. Each dog is displayed as a card with picture of the dog, name and other information.
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Number of dogs per page is 25. User could click to any page to retrieve information about the next 25 dogs.
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For the user convenience paginated pages were added at the top and bottom. Also page has Go to bottom and Go to Top buttons for easier moving.
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The dogs on the page are sorted by breed in the ascending alphabetical order by default. User could change the order to descending/ascending as well. Please note the dogs on the 1st page have the same breed, so sorting won't be noticeable. Please use the 2nd page to try sort option. The drop down sort menu will contains only those breeds which are on the current page. For example, if all 25 dogs on the page are only two types of breeds: Chihuahua and Silky Terrier, user will only see the two options to sort.
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The dogs on the page could be filtered by breed. The filter button is disabled if all dogs on the page have the same breed. Please use the 2nd page to see "filter" option. The "filter" bar also has tooltip to let user know why the "filtering" is disabled. There is the separate button to reset filter result.
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There is the link to "Search" page which redirect user to Search component where user could search dog by dog id. The "Search" page will be opened in the new tab. User could click to the "Search" button, to the "Search" icon or hit "Enter" key to initiate search.
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Both "Home" and "Search" pages have "Sign out" button. Clicking on it will bring user to "Sign in" page.
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