takeNotes

A note taking application that can be used to write, save, and delete notes using express backend and saves/retrieves data from JSON.

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About the Project

takeNotes is a locally hosted project that allows the user to add, read and delete notes. The front end was defined by SMU Coding Boot Camp as were various other documents in order to require students of the Boot Camp to learn how to build development approaches based on factors that they have no control over.

Getting Started

Pre-requisites:
    This project requires node modules, if these are not present, you will need to use `npm init` to retrieve them.
    The server.js file must be run in order to host the project locally, this file requires express and path.
    Open takeNotes in your favorite code editor or terminal/console and make sure your commands will be associated with the correct file location.
Installation:
    If you do not have node_modules included in your download, type the following into the terminal...
        `npm init`
    If you do not have express and path installed, type the following into the terminal...
        `npm install express path`
Launch:
    Once all the pre-requisites have been satisfied, type the following into the terminal...
        `node server.js`
        or
        `nodemon server.js`

Usage

On the lading page there is a “Get Started” button, click this button to move on to the notes page. alt text

Once on the notes page, any previously saved notes will persist. If you would like to add another note, simply type something into the Title and Text section, then click the save button on the top right. If a previous note is being displayed, click on the pencil icon to be able to add your new note. alt text

If you would like to delete a note, click the trash bin associated with that particular note. alt text

Contributing

This project was completed as an assignment for SMU Coding Boot Camp, and as such is not subject to any regular update or maintenance. However, if you would like to extend advise, inquire about the project or otherwise communicate about this project, please use any of the means in the contact section below.

Contact

GitHub user name: cswitzer85 Linked-In user name: cody-switzer-1429593a e-mail: cswitzer85@gmail.com

License(s)

Acknowledgements