Find the console.logs you might have forgotten to remove from your Javascript files.
This is a simple React application using the GitHub API (REST) to fetch the public repositories of a given username and to scan the code in each of these repositories for "console.log" occurrences.
- React.js. For its scalability.
- Node.js. For its easyness of use, easyness to connect with MongoDB (which would be a logic next step to the project), broad community support and because of Express.
- Express. For its easyness of use and easyness to connect with MongoDB.
- Styled Components. For its scalability. (and because I wanted to learn more about it:)
- Octokit. For authorizing requests to the GitHub API with a personal token.
- Open a terminal. Navigate to the "backend" folder. Run "npm install".
- Open another terminal. Navigate to the "frontend" folder. Run "npm install".
- On the "backend" terminal run "npm run dev".
- On the "frontend" terminal run "npm start". After this you should be able to see the project on your browser (at http://localhost:3000/)