You may find the Back-End SpringBoot portion of this two-part repo at: Find&Go-Part1
Find & Go is a fast and efficient item-finding application designed for those urgent moments when you need to quickly locate and purchase an item. Whether you're running late for a dinner party and forgot to grab a gift or it's your kid's birthday and you need to find a last-minute present, Find & Go is here to help.
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Store Locator: No need to waste time asking for directions or wandering aimlessly in the store. Find & Go uses your current location to find the nearest stores that have the item you're looking for.
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Quick Search: Find & Go allows you to search for specific items using its powerful search filter. Simply enter the item you need, and the app will provide step-by-step directions to the exact section or location where your desired item is located. Say goodbye to confusion and wasted time.
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Time-Saving Solution: Find & Go is designed to help you get in and out of stores as quickly as possible. No more waiting in line at information desks or searching through aisles. With Find & Go, you can find what you need and be on your way in no time.
- Git Bash - to traverse the file system, execute system functions, and interact with my GitHub repository.
- Visual Studio Code - to write code in Html, CSS, and JavaScript.
- ShareX - image capture program to take preview snapshots for this Readme.doc.
- BootStrap - Bootstrap is a popular open-source framework that provides a collection of pre-built CSS styles and JavaScript components.
- GitHub The hosting service for the remote repository, used for version control and branch management.
- Cava Allows design and animation of images/logos.
- Clone the Repository: Start by cloning the Find & Go repository to your local machine. Open your command line interface and run the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Jaypad07/Find-Go-Angular.git
- Navigate to the Project Directory: Once the cloning process is complete, navigate to the project directory using the cd command:
cd Find-Go-Angular
- Install Dependencies: Next, install the project dependencies. Usually, an Angular project utilizes npm (Node Package Manager) for managing dependencies. Run the following command to install the dependencies:
npm install This command will read the package.json file and download all the necessary dependencies listed in it.
- Build the Project: Once the dependencies are installed, you may need to build the project. In Angular projects, you can use the Angular CLI (Command Line Interface) to build the application. Run the following command:
ng build This command will compile the project's source code and generate the necessary build artifacts.
- Start the Application: After the project is built, you can start the application. Use the following command to start the development server:
ng serve This command will start the application on a local development server. Open your web browser and visit http://localhost:4200 to view the running application.
- Expand inventory offerings across different stores.
- Enhance the visual appeal with the addition of the Nunito font.
- Complete and refine the About Me section to provide comprehensive information.
- Develop a dedicated Category page for easy navigation and browsing.
- Implement an interactive carousel of horizontal cards for a seamless browsing experience in the Similar Items section.
- Ensure accurate and dynamic rendering of sections in the Sections List.
- Enhance user experience by intelligently filtering and displaying search results in real-time. Cards will dissappear filtering based off your search input.
- Introduce dedicated Manager and Admin pages with advanced functionalities, including store and section management, user deletion, and role modifications.
- Implement a secure login and membership system for all users.
- Extend platform support to Android devices for wider accessibility and convenience.
- Valerie Padilla
- Kevin Barrios
- Kim Nguyen
- Maksym Zinchenko
- Obinna Umerah
- Lorena Rojas
- Suresh Sigera
- Dhrubo Chowdhury
- Leonardo Rodriguez
Contributions to the Find & Go project are always welcome!
Send me a message and let's get started.