Version 1
- Creation of components folder
- Creation of form
- Styling of main page
Version 2
- Form changed to CreateForm
- Fake state in main app to update ReportTable
- ReportTable app created
- Data.js added
- Index.js updated with CookieStandAdmin component
Version 3
- Use demo code from lab39 to create the front end
- Update styling
- Create env files
- Connect to remote repo - Cookie Stand API
Version 4
Lab 37 & 38 Frontend Repo Cookie Stand Admin 1
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL=url + api/v1/cookie_stands NEXT_PUBLIC_LOGIN_URL=url + api/token/ NEXT_PUBLIC_REFRESH_URL=url + api/token/refresh/
Docker and Postgres hosted locally for version 3.
API ENV DEBUG=True ENVIRONMENT=development or production ALLOWED_HOSTS=localhost or production ALLOWED_ORIGINS=http://localhost:3000
SECRET_KEY=your_secret_key DB_NAME=cookie_stand_db DB_USER=cookie_user DB_PASSWORD=your_password DB_HOST=db DB_PORT=5432
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