Submitted by: 👉🏿 Evan Lu
About this web app: 👉🏿 Creatorverse is a dynamic frontend web application built with React that serves as a digital showcase for a user's favorite content creators. It provides full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality, allowing users to view a gallery of creators, add new ones through a dedicated form, inspect individual profiles on detailed pages, and easily modify or remove existing entries. The entire application is powered by a Supabase backend, ensuring all data is persistent, and features a sleek, modern interface with interactive cards that make browsing and managing the creator list an engaging experience.
Time spent: 👉🏿 ~6 hours
The following required functionality is completed:
- A logical component structure in React is used to create the frontend of the app
- At least five content creators are displayed on the homepage of the app
- Each content creator item includes their name, a link to their channel/page, and a short description of their content
- API calls use the async/await design pattern via Axios or fetch()
- Clicking on a content creator item takes the user to their details page, which includes their name, url, and description
- Each content creator has their own unique URL
- The user can edit a content creator to change their name, url, or description
- The user can delete a content creator
- The user can add a new content creator by entering a name, url, or description and then it is displayed on the homepage
The following optional features are implemented:
- Picocss is used to style HTML elements
- The content creator items are displayed in a creative format, like cards instead of a list
- An image of each content creator is shown on their content creator card
The following additional features are implemented:
- List anything else that you added to improve the site's functionality!
Here's a walkthrough of implemented required features:
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GIF created with ... 👉🏿 MacOS bulit-in screen recorder + ezgif.com (video to gif converter)
- Text Readability on Cards: Ensuring text remained legible on top of dynamic background images required adding a dark gradient overlay.
- Asynchronous Data Handling: Managing component rendering while waiting for data to be fetched from Supabase necessitated the use of loading states and conditional rendering to prevent errors.
- Supabase Configuration: Initial connection issues were often traced back to easily missed settings, like leaving Row Level Security (RLS) enabled, which blocked data requests.
- State Management: Keeping the UI in sync with the database after a user creates, updates, or deletes a creator required careful handling of state and navigation.
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