- Work in pairs
- Fork repo and clone to local machine
- Pick which of the seven exercises you want to attempt. Some make use of array methods, others need additional technologies such as
localStorage. - Each exercise has its own HTML and JS file. Feel free to add a CSS file if needed.
- The difficulty level is indicated next to each question
- Focus primarily on functionality and just enough styling to make the solutions functional.
- Make use of event bubbling and delegation to set event listeners on multiple, similar elements
- Use BEM notation where appropriate
- Avoid setting styles directly on elements. To apply alternative styling to an element, add another class with a BEM modifier
You are provided with an array of Star Wars characters. Use the map array method to convert it into an array of HTML li elements. Each li element should contain information about the character such as their name, height, mass, hair_color, skin_color, eye_color. Display the list of characters in the element with class characters.
You are provided with form that has 4 inputs
nameageemailphone
Check that each input has a valid value entered when user tries to submit the form. You'll need to prevent the form from getting submitted.
name- must not be empty. Name can only contain letters or the symbols'or-.age- must not be empty. Age can only be a positive numberemail- is optional. If entered, it must contain an@symbolphone- is optional. If entered it must contain only numbers and spaces. The first character must be a0
When invalid inputs are detected on submit, display an error message under the invalid input telling the user what they need to correct. Mark invalid inputs by placing a red border around them. Set the border colour by setting a class on the input with color styling applied using the class.
When an invalid input has been corrected on next submit remove error message and reset border color.
When user submits a form and no errors are detected, display an alert notifying the user that form has been submitted.
Fetch and display a list of characters and their names from the https://swapi.co/api/people/ API endpoint. At the top of the results display a list of available page numbers. When a page number is clicked fetch and display the results from that page. Use the count property of API results to calculate how many page links are required.
Fetch and display a list Star Wars movies from the https://swapi.co/api/films/ API endpoint. Display a favourite icon next to each movie. When the icon is clicked change the way it is displayed to mark it as a favourite. Use localStorage to save favourites so that they can persist between page refreshes.
Take a look at localStorage documentation at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/localStorage and how to use it with objects at https://coderwall.com/p/ewxn9g/storing-and-retrieving-objects-with-localstorage-html5
Fetch and display a list of Star Wars character names from the https://swapi.co/api/people/ API endpoint. When a character is clicked, fetch and display a list of Star Wars movies that character appeared in.
Fetch and display a list Star Wars characters, including name, height and mass from the https://swapi.co/api/people/ API endpoint. The page has three buttons Name, Height and Mass. When a button is clicked sort the characters by that attribute and update the order they are displayed in on the page.
Take a look at how data attributes work at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Howto/Use_data_attributes
Fetch and display a list of Star Wars character names from the https://swapi.co/api/people/ API endpoint. The page contains a text input. When user types text into it, display only characters whose name contains the string typed into the input. When input is empty display all characters. You will probably want to use the filter array method.