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Team Members: Ja (Thanakul) Wattanawong, Priyans Nishithkumar Desai <<<<<<< HEAD Demo:

Demo: http://bit.ly/bearkeeper

d6c22f8df0991842020f264cb0c8f15772a1739c Prompt: Task Management System

Abstract:

This app focuses on helping students organize their time and do tasks in a more timely manner.

Technical features:

We're currently collecting keyboard input for the To-Do list. The onclick handlers are used to switch between editable and non-editable. Firebase is our main API intergration that allows state to be saved.

Components:

1. Course - Adds a course
2. Collapsible - Adds a collapsible/dropdown
3. TodoItem - Task in courses
4. AddTodoItem - An input box that helps in adding new todos. Also has a field for date.
5. AddCourse - A input box that helps in adding new courses.

Features:

Students are able to:

1. Add courses
2. Add tasks and due dates to the added courses
3. Edit already added tasks by simply just clicking on it.
4. If the due date is passed, the date turns red
5. If within the date, the date turns green.

The npm packages that we used are:

1. react-collapsible -- an imported npm component that we're using for our UI
2. moment -- used to manage time
3. firebase -- used to help manage firebase interaction
4. semantic-ui-react -- used to style our overall website

Division of Labor:

1. Ja - Firebase integration, Implementing the Task List in courses, Fixing any bugs, implementing state management
2. Priyans - Implementing the initial course addition system, initiation creation of files, Handling the CSS, Adding functionalities in Tasks, Logo