Learn how to build a Github user’s dashboard using ReactJS.
This dashboard will have the capability to enter a username of a Github user and search for that user pulling back all of their relevant information.
Test the application using Cypress to do functional end-to-end testing and WebdriverIO and ScreenerIO for visual end-to-end testing.
Code and deploy the application to Netlify so that you can have a production version of the application to display in your project’s portfolio.
Requirements
- Knowledge of JavaScript
- Knowledge of HTML and CSS
- Basic understanding of React
Description
Throughout the course, you’ll be able to build a beautiful and functional Github dashboard, in just two hours.
You’ll be provided with access to the source code so you can jump to the relevant part of the code and try to work with this React project on your own.
What’s in this course?
- Overview of the app
- Starter project
- Separating pages with react-router-dom
- Auto rename tag extension
- Error page with styled-components
- Implement login page
- Dashboard skeleton
- Add GithubContext
- When do we test
- Adding mock data
- Finish Info.js
- Card.js and User.js
- Thinking about testing
- How will we test Routes
- Setting up WebdriverIO
- Successful WebdriverIO test
- Setting up a visual test with ScreenerIO
- Analyzing visual results
- Does Back Home button work
- Fixing visual issues in ScreenerIO
- Installing CypressIO
- Opening CypressIO
- Cypress test for button url
- Followers component
- Search component dummy
- Get rate limit of API
- Finishing rate limit request
- Add remaining Requests to display
Technologies you will use:
- ReactJS
- CypressIO
- WebdriverIO
- ScreenerIO
- Netlify
- React Library
Ready to start? Check out the full curriculum and jump into the tutorial.
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Who this course is for:
- Intermediate developers looking to learn how to test web applications
Course content
1 section • 31 lectures • 1h 59m total length
Build and test a GitHub User Search App w/ ReactJS31 lectures • 1hr 59min
- Introduction01:11
- Source Code00:02
- Overview of the app04:00
- Starter project02:10
- Separating pages with react-router-dom04:06
- Auto rename tag extension00:41
- Error page with styled-components05:05
- Implement login page02:33
- Dashboard skeleton02:13
- Add GithubContext05:37
- When do we test00:58
- Adding mock data04:34
- Finish Info.js03:46
- Card.js and User.js06:47
- Thinking about testing05:07
- How will we test Routes05:21
- Setting up WebdriverIO04:22
- Successfull WebdriverIO test06:01
- Setting up a visual test with ScreenerIO08:18
- Analyzing visual results03:30
- Does Back Home button work02:18
- Fixing visual issues in ScreenerIO02:25
- Installing CypressIO01:50
- Opening CypressIO03:57
- Cypress test for button url07:29
- Followers component05:48
- Search component dummy06:40
- Get rate limit of API06:37
- Finishing rate limit request03:46
- Add remaining Requests to display01:39
- BONUS LECTURE00:18