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This project is build around theMealDB API using HTML5,SCSS and JavaScript. You can view various types ofDishes &Meals and you can also get all theinfo about them. Moreover, you can interact with the meals list by giving them alike or by adding some comments about them.

• Major languages: HTML, CSS, & JavaScript.
• Frameworks: No-Frameworks.
• Linters: Lighthouse, Webhint, Stylelint and ESLint.
• Technologies used: NPM, Webpack, & Jest Library.
• Tools: Git, Gitflow, GitHub, VS Code, & Chrome Browser.

Live Demo Link

Meals Lover Video Demo

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

• Basic Knowledge ofHTML,CSS, &JavaScript.
• Basic knowledge ofES6 syntax.
• Basic knowledge ofGit &GitHub.
• Basic knowledge ofLinters.
• Basic knowledge ofWebpack.
• Basic knowledge ofJest unit-testing library.
• Basic knowledge ofVS Code or any other code-editors.

• Create a newMicroverse folder and move into it.
• Open theCommand Prompt (CMD) in the current directory (Microverse Folder).
• Run the following command:

$ git clone https://github.com/ZikaZaki/JS-Capstone-Project.git

• Once finished you should see a new folder calledJS-Capstone-Project in your current directory.
• Start customizing the project so it fits your personal preferences and needs.
• Enjoy your new professionalJS-Capstone-Project application!

To check for linters, use the files provided byMicroverse. A GitHub action is also set to run during pull request.

$ npm install

We used theJest library for testing the project.

$ npm test

👤Zakariya Al-Khamisi (ZikaZaki)

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• Twitter:Zakariya Al-Khamisi
• LinkedIn:Zakariya Al-Khamisi

👤Bantealem Geto (Bantealem Geto)

• GitHub:Bantealem
• Twitter:Bantealem
• LinkedIn:Bantealem

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Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check theissues page.

• Microverse
• Code Reviewers & Coding Partners
• Hat tip to anyone whose code was used
• Inspiration
• etc

This project isMIT licensed.

NOTE: we recommend using theMIT license - you can set it up quickly byusing templates available on GitHub. You can also useany other license if you wish.