DevTeam Profile Generator 📧👩

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This command line application generates a styled webpage containing your development team's contact info and professional roles.

Table of Contents

• Description
• Installation
• Usage
• Screenshots
• Contributing
• Tests
• Contact

Description

Keep track of your development team's contact information using this clean color-coded interface, no coding involved. Simply invoke the app on the command line and plug in your information through a series of prompts — behind the scenes, DevTeam whips up a styled HTML page ready for deployment to your team. You'll need to follow the installation steps below to get going.

Installation

Navigate into the repository folder on your local machine and open the built-in terminal. You will need Node.js installed to run this application.

• On the command line, type npm i to pull the app's dependencies to your local. If this action is successful, a node_modules folder will appear in the root folder.
• Now, you can type node index.js to start the application.

Usage

🎥 This video demonstrates the full functionality and testing of this app.

• The application begins with a Start menu. Select 'Continue' to trigger the Inquirer prompts and begin adding the information for the Team Manager.
• You will then be prompted to 'Add another employee?' to which you can either choose to 'Add Engineer' or 'Add Intern,' or opt to 'No, finish.'
• When you are finished adding employees and choose 'No, finish.' a message displays in the command line pointing you to the /output folder.
• This is where your output index.html and style.css files will be! ⭐

Screenshots

Responsive Flex Breakpoint	Queried Flex-Direction Switch

Contributing

Contributing is welcome, raise issues and submit through pull requests.

Tests

The tests in this repository are run through Jest, a dev dependency included in the JSON package. For the parent Employee constructor and the three subclasses, I wrote some simple TDD-inspired functions.

• Run these tests with the command npm run test in the /_tests folder.

🎥 View these tests passing in real time in this video.

Contact

🔗 Links in Bio @katsign

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This project is MIT licensed. © 2021