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VueJS Todo Application - CSoC Dev Web Task 3

Introduction

In this task you will be working on a todo application made using NuxtJS a SSR framework for VueJS. The main motive of this task is to make you familiar with:

  • Life Cycle Hooks in VueJS
  • Data Fetching and Rendering
  • Component Creation
  • Custom Events
  • Class Binding
  • State Manegment

Setting up the project

Follow the following steps to setup this project.

Note - This task requires pnpm which is a new tooling similar to npm that you encountered in last task.

Fork this repository

First of all, click on the top-right corner of this repository to fork it.

Create a local clone of your fork

Then, clone your forked repository using this command:

git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/csoc-week3-vue.git

Change your current directory to the repo's root.

cd csoc-week3-vue

Run the server

Install the dependencies using

pnpm i

Then you can finally run the server using this command.

pnpm run dev

Then you can go to localhost:3000 in your browser.

Deploying App

You can use netlify or vercel for deploying your app. The build command is

pnpm run build
pnpm run generate

This will create a dist folder which can be served now

Todo Application

There are three pages in this site.

  • / - This is the main page where the user can create, edit or delete the tasks.
  • /login - This is the login page.
  • /register - This is the register page.

We have also created a backend server containing the API endpoints required for this application to function completely - https://todo-app-csoc.herokuapp.com/

You are already familiar with API from last task if not find more details at Task-2-Web

Tasks

You would notice that the application is not functional completely. So, your task is to make it completely functional. You would be working in :

There are several todos mentioned in these files. You have to complete those.

In particular you have to

  • Auth middleware - You may notice that initially you are landed on the main page even when you are not logged in. That is wrong. In auth.ts you have to add the logic for redirection based on he/she/them is authenticated or not. You will also be require to integrate your middleware into pages/router.

  • Login Function - Currently only register function works. You have to complete the login function too present in Login. And then change the state in store.

  • Get Tasks function - There is a function getTasks in Index. You would notice that even after logging in, you see two tasks Sample Task 1 and Sample Task 2. These tasks were not created by you. These are dummy tasks. You have complete the getTasks function such that the tasks listed are the ones created by the user.

  • Add Task - This functionality is spread over two functions addTask and fetchTask which you have to complete by making API call and finally adding element to DOM.

  • Delete Task function - This functions is present in the Index file. You have to complete it.

  • Update Task - This functions is present in the Index file. To complete this you have to add in functionality for class binding/ conditional rendering to toggle elements. Finally complete the updateTask function.

  • UI Improvement - Add in trasition for list by using vue transition component and combining css transitions.

Points

Here is the breakdown of the points related to each task.

Task Points
Auth Middleware 10
Login Function 15
Add task 25
Get tasks 30
Update Task 40
Delete Task 20
UI Improvement 10
Total 150

Judging

Judging would be done on the basis of your implementation and authenticity.

Deadline

You'll have a week to complete this task. Hence, the deadline of this task is 26th June, 2022 i.e. till the end of this month.

Submission

  • Follow the instructions to setup this project.
  • Complete the task by making the required changes in the files.
  • This time, you do not need to put your files in a separate folder.
  • When done, commit your work locally and push it to your origin (forked repository).
  • Make a pull request to our repository, stating the tasks which you have completed.
  • Let us review your pull request.