This is a solution to the IP address tracker challenge on Frontend Mentor. Frontend Mentor challenges help you improve your coding skills by building realistic projects.
Users should be able to:
- View the optimal layout for each page depending on their device's screen size
- See hover states for all interactive elements on the page
- See their own IP address on the map on the initial page load
- Search for any IP addresses or domains and see the key information and location
- Semantic HTML5 markup
- Flexbox
- React - JS library
- Styled Components - For styles
- Storybook
- MSW
- Jest
- Cypress
- How to use Storybook with Chromatic
- How to use styled-components
- How to use Google Maps JavaScript API
- How to use IPify API
- How to secure my API key as much as possible
- I still can't mock the access to Google Maps API through
@googlemaps/js-api-loaderfirmly. It looks like this causes freaky Cypress E2E testing results. I need more investigation. I might be able to contribute this. - Mocking in Storybook with
storybook-addon-mockdidn't work well for this, so I moved to MSW. But I might be able to contribute this. - I choose passing React state for some components for the sake of testing in Storybook for this project, but it might also be good to mocking context.
- After installing MSW, I needed to add
GENERATE_SOURCEMAP=falseto myreact-scripts startscript to silent the error(The discussion is here). It doesn't look preventing development for now, but I want a better solution. This involves webpack transpile. - I wanted to try component testing with Cypress, but it didn't work. This involves webpack transpile. I need more investigation.
- Storybook for React tutorial - This is a great tutorial to learn how Storybook helps Component Driven Development.
- reactjs - Is API key exposed through get request_ - Stack Overflow - This gave me a general overview of securing API key.
- Website - TakumaKira@GitHub
- Frontend Mentor - @TakumaKira
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