In this exercise we practice using events and forms. This is a combo that you will find all the time when writing front-end applications. Your end result should be similar to below:
- Use event listeners to render dynamic content in response to a click event
- Render dynamic content based on the contents of a submitted form
- DO NOT MODIFY THE HTML FILE
- Use the provided
index.js
as a starting point. - You'll find a variable called
data
in the console.log. That's your list of dogs - Render the top list of dogs using the list item template you'll find on the HTML file
- Each list item should be clickable. When you click on an item, the selected dog should display on the main card
- The main card should contain all the information from the selected dog. Follow the template for the main card that you'll find on the HTML file.
- There should be only one card at the time on the screen
- DO NOT MODIFY THE HTML FILE
- When the plus button is clicked, it should replace the main card with a form to add a new dog to the list. You'll find a template for the form on the HTML page.
- Once the form is submitted, add the new dog to the beginning of the list, right next to the plus button.
- The data does not need to persist - so, once you refresh the page, it is fine that your newly added data disappears.
- The dog card should have a button that toggles for the selected dog between good dog/ bad dog