A game of tenzies made with react π²
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This was a great project to work on as I gained a great understanding of how to use Tailwind and DaisyUI to make accessible UI and UX. I chose Tenzies as it's a great way to create a game that requires a nice bit of logic and to get a better understanding of React state management and the useEffect hook.
AS A person that wants to play a game of Tenzies I WANT to play a deployed react application that allows me to play Tenzies SO THAT I can get the best possible score in Tenzies
There was a lot that I learned. I also learned the benefits of using something like vite instead of CRA as it's much faster!
I also learned how to use:
- React hooks.
- React props.
- How to use FontAwesome in React.
- Tailwind.
- DaisyUI.
- and much more!.
In order to run my site locally then please follow these steps:
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Ensure that you have node and npm installed
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For detailed instructions on installing node please follow this link for instructions
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Ensure that you know the basics of vite
- Otherwise please follow this link and follow the guide for creating a vite app.
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Clone this repository into your local repository.
git clone git@github.com:TheInfamousGrim/Tenzies-Game-React.git
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Install the dependencies
npm install
If you've followed these steps correctly then the application should be good to go π
Link to live application: Click here
Please follow these steps to use the application locally
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Spin up a developer server using Vite.
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npm run dev
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this will spin up a server and allow you to hot replace anything if you want to develop on my site further.
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open a new tab in google chrome using the following URL or the one supplied in the terminal
http://127.0.0.1:5173/
The technologies used for the development of this app were:
- SPA.
- Vite to build and deploy the site quickly.
- Fully animated with the help of Framer Motion and Fontawesome.
- Deployed using Vercel.
π Made with the help of:
I'm open to have anyone jump in and contribute just message me on twitter
Please follow the contribution guidelines! Guidelines for contributing
Any feedback please email George Fincher
GitHub: TheInfamousGrim