Newslinesis a News Feed app written in React.- It has the following features:
- Login via Google
- Login via GitHub
- Allow users select news sources
- Allow users sort news article based on the following sorting options
- Top
- Latest
- Allow users read a news article in-app and from original source
- Allow users share news article on social media
- Allow users save news article
- A live version of the app is deployed on heroku via here
- axios - Used to make HTTP requests to external API's
- babel-core - It compiles es6 used in the app to es5
- babel-loader - Used with Webpack to transpile javascript codes
- babel-preset-airbnb, babel-preset-es2015, babel-preset-react, babel-preset-stage-0 - These packages provide Babel presets for React plugins, es2015 plugins, stage 0 plugins and transforming JavaScript for Airbnb
- css-loader - The css-loader is used with webpack and it interprets @import and url() like import/require()
- express - Used as the web server for this application
- flux - It enables the app to implement the flux architecture
- firebase - Enables authentication with Google and for saving data to the database
- moment - Used to format date and time
- node-sass, sass-loader - This enables the app to use sass (.scss) directly in scripts
- node-env-file - Parse and load environment files
- react - It enables the app to use the React architecture
- react-alert - A simple react alert (toaster style) component
- react-dom - This package serves as the entry point of the DOM-related rendering paths. It is intended to be paired with the isomorphic React
- react-router - Used to perform app routing
- react-share - Provides social media share icons
- script-loader - A JavaScript loader plugin for webpack
- style-loader - A CSS style loader plugin for webpack
- webpack - Used to bundle the app's js and scss files for usage in the browser
The following dependencies are required by the app during development
- babel-eslint - Used with ESLint to lint syntax errors
- babel-polyfill - Provides Promise support as polyfills in PhantomJS
- coveralls - Display test coverage
- enzyme - Enzyme is used together with mocha, chai and expect.js to test this application
- eslint - This is a javascript syntax highlighter used to highlight syntax errors during the development of this app
- eslint-config-airbnb, eslint-plugin-import, eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y, eslint-plugin-react - These are ESLint packages containing all of ESLint rules and they are used in this application to define rules and highlight errors
- karma - Used for running tests
- karma-chai-plugins - Chai browser plugins set for Karma
- karma-chrome-launcher - Launcher for Google Chrome, Google Chrome Canary and Google Chromium
- karma-coverage - Used for reporting test coverage
- karma-coveralls - Used with Karma for sending test coverage
- karma-mocha - Adapter for the Mocha testing framework
- karma-mocha-reporter - Karma reporter plugin with mocha style logging
- karma-phantomjs-launcher - Launcher for PhantomJS
- karma-sourcemap-loader - Preprocessor that locates and loads existing source maps
- karma-webpack - Use webpack to preprocess files in karma
- mocha - Mocha is a simple, flexible, fun JavaScript test framework for node.js and the browser
- react-addons-test-utils - This package provides the React TestUtils add-on
- react-test-renderer - This package provides two React renderers that can be used for testing purposes:
- Test renderer - Renders React components to pure JavaScript objects without depending on the DOM or a native mobile environment
- Shallow renderer - Shallow rendering lets you render a component "one level deep" and assert facts about what its render method returns, without worrying about the behavior of child components, which are not instantiated or rendered
- sinon - Used with mocha and enzyme for mocking React components during test
- React Semantic UI - All part of the app was styled with this css framework.
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Navigate to a directory using your favourite
terminal. -
Clone this repository on that directory.
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Using SSH;
$ git clone [email protected]:codejockie/headlines.git -
Using HTTP;
$ git clone https://github.com/codejockie/headlines.git -
Navigate to the repo's directory
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$ cd headlines -
Install the app's dependencies
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$ npm install -
Run the app
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$ npm start
- The tests were written using Enzyme, Karma, and Mocha.
- The test coverage is generated by
karma-coveragepackage - To run tests, navigate to the project's root directory
- Run the following commands.
$ npm test
To contribute, fork this repo to your private repository and create a pull request based on the feature you want to add.
This app and its functions are limited by time constraint and is in no way at its best.
- Can I fork the repo?
- Feel free
- Can I contribute to the project?
- Feel free
(The MIT License)
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John Kennedy - @codejockie