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This task implements an interactive image gallery using the SimpleLightbox library. It demonstrates key skills in modern JavaScript development, including the use of APIs, modular code structure, and external libraries for enhanced user experience.
https://github.com/miro-wq/goit-js-hw-10
api axios css-loaders http-requests javascript-development library-management-system modular-code notiflix-notify simple-lightbox slimselect
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This task implements an interactive image gallery using the SimpleLightbox library. It demonstrates key skills in modern JavaScript development, including the use of APIs, modular code structure, and external libraries for enhanced user experience.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/miro-wq/goit-js-hw-10
- Owner: Miro-wq
- Created: 2024-07-08T20:30:32.000Z (6 months ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-11-20T13:20:48.000Z (about 2 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-11-20T13:52:35.754Z (about 2 months ago)
- Topics: api, axios, css-loaders, http-requests, javascript-development, library-management-system, modular-code, notiflix-notify, simple-lightbox, slimselect
- Language: JavaScript
- Homepage: https://miro-wq.github.io/goit-js-hw-10/
- Size: 1.71 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# ✨ HTTP Requests ✨
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>This task implements an interactive image gallery using the SimpleLightbox library. It demonstrates key skills in modern JavaScript development, including the use of APIs, modular code structure, and external libraries for enhanced user experience.
>
- **Dynamic Image Gallery:** Images are loaded dynamically from an external source.
- **SimpleLightbox Integration:** Provides a smooth and visually appealing lightbox effect for viewing images.
- **Modern JavaScript:** Leverages ES6+ features, including modules and async/await for API calls.
- **HTML, CSS:** Basic structure and styling of the project.
- **JavaScript:** Core logic for rendering the gallery and handling events.
- **SimpleLightbox:** For lightbox functionality.
> - Cat Search
Create the frontend part of an application for searching information about a cat by its breed. Watch a demo video of the app, use it as a reference for the required functionality.
Use the public `The Cat API`. To get started, you need to register and get a unique access key, which must be attached to each request. Go to the main page and click the button `Signup for free` below. Follow the instructions. The key will be sent to the specified email.
The key must be used in the HTTP header x-api-key. It is recommended to use axios and add the header for all requests.
```js
import axios from "axios";
axios.defaults.headers.common["x-api-key"] = "your key";
```
When the page loads, an HTTP request for a collection of breeds must be performed. To do this, you need to make a GET request to the resource `https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/breeds` that returns an array of objects. If the request is successful, you must complete the `select.breed-select` with options so that the `value` of the option contains the `id` of the breed, and the user interface displays the name of the breed.
Write a function `fetchBreeds()` which makes an HTTP request and returns a promis with an array of breeds - the result of the request. Put it into the `cat-api.js` file and make named export.
When the user chooses an option in the selector, it is necessary to query for complete information about the cat on the resource `https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search`. Don't forget to specify the query string parameter `breed_ids` with the breed identifier.
This is what the request URL for full information about the dog by breed ID will look like.
```
https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search?breed_ids=breed_identifier
```
Write a function `fetchCatByBreed(breedId)` which expects breed ID, performs an HTTP request, and returns a promise with cat data - the request result. Put it into the `cat-api.js` file and make named export.
If the request was successful, under the selector an image and detailed information about the cat (breed name, description and temperament) appears in the `div.cat-info block`.
As long as there is any HTTP request, you must show the loader - element `p.loader`. As long as there are no requests, or when the request has finished, the loader must be hidden. Use additional CSS classes for this.
- While the request for a list of breeds is going on, it is necessary to hide select.breed-select and show p.loader.
- While the request for an information about cats is going on, it is necessary to hide div.cat-info and show p.loader.
- After finishing any request, the p.loader should be hiden.
If a user had an error in any HTTP request, such as a network crash, packet loss, etc., which means that the promise was rejected, you should display the `p.error` element and hide it at each subsequent request. Use additional CSS classes for this
It is very easy to test if the error is displayed correctly - change the request address by adding any character to the end, for example, instead of `https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/breeds` try `https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/breeds123`. A request for a breed list will be rejected with an error. Similarly for requesting information about a cat by breed.
- Add minimal design to the interface elements.
- You can use any library with beautiful select instead of `select.breed-select`. For example, https://slimselectjs.com/
- You can use any library with beautiful CSS-loaders instead of `p.loader`. For example, https://cssloaders.github.io/
- You can use any library with beautiful notifications instead of `p.error`. For example, Notiflix