- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- jQuery
The Elden Ring Boss database uses the API found here: https://docs.eldenring.fanapis.com/docs/ to extract data pertaining to Bosses found in the critically acclaimed video game Elden Ring. Elden Ring is a massive open world game that contains around 200 boss battles and a trove of other exciting challenges and quests.
To use our application, first select from one of the six regions present in the game; Limgrave, Weeping Peninsula, Liurnia of The Lakes, Caelid, Altus Pleateau or Mountaintops of the Giants. Once selected, a region article will appear that gives a brief description of the region, lists all bosses (available from the API at this time) for that region, and displays a small picture of the region selected.
Select the dropdown underneath the regions location to select a boss from that region. The application utilizes the API to retrieve information pertaining to the boss's location, health, description and reward collected from slaying the boss and then displays a card showing all of that information. Using the boss's location, another card will appear adjacent to the boss card displaying relevant information about where the boss is located.
No tests written.
- Download git
- Navigate to your Desktop folder
- Make a folder to store the application files
- Navigate to https://github.com/tonyfroc/
- Select code, then copy the link below "Clone"
- In terminal type:
git initgit clone https://github.com/tonyfroc/eldenringAPI-boss-database.gitgit remote add your_initials main https://github.com/tonyfroc/eldenringAPI-boss-database.gitgit push your_initials main- Download a text editor (preferably VSCode) and
- In terminal, type:
code .and open theindex.htmlin a web browser.
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Several locations do not render because images for those locations have not yet been added to the database within the UI.
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The "All Elden Ring Bosses" section is not rendered correctly. All bosses are listed vertically as opposed to horizontally in 6 different columns.
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Some attributes for the bosses return a
???for the values.
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Copyright (c) 2022, Tony Froccaro, Marcus Ferreira, Erika Mogollon