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ITP-JAN-LONDON|FOROGH AGHAEIYARIJANI|MODULE-DATA-GROUP|WEEK3|SPRINT3|TO-DO-LIST|Create ToDos #477
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ITP-JAN-LONDON|FOROGH AGHAEIYARIJANI|MODULE-DATA-GROUP|WEEK3|SPRINT3|TO-DO-LIST|Create ToDos #477
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The error message is gone but the app still does not work.
Please refer to the suggested changes.
Sprint-3/todo-list/index.html
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Did these two icons checkIcon
and trashIcon
appear in your browser when you test this app?
I asked ChatGPT which CSS library most likely have those classes defined, and it suggested these:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">
<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
After I included the above code in index.html
, two icons show up for each to do item.
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todos
array is the application state.
All the code to render the list based on todos
should be defined in populateTodoList()
(but not in the call back functions assigned to checkIcon
and trashIcon
).
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Sprint-3/todo-list/script.js
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checkIcon.style.cursor = "pointer"; | ||
checkIcon.addEventListener("click", () => { | ||
li.style.textDecoration = | ||
li.style.textDecoration === "line-through" ? "none" : "line-through"; |
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The code to apply line-through should be place outside of this callback function.
Inside this callback function, focus on updating the application states, then call populateTodoList()
to update the view in the following manner:
checkIcon.addEventListener("click", () => {
// Change the "completed" property of the current task
populateTodoList(todos); // update view
});
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Sprint-3/todo-list/script.js
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let trashIcon = document.createElement("i"); | ||
trashIcon.className = "fa fa-trash"; | ||
trashIcon.style.cursor = "pointer"; | ||
trashIcon.addEventListener("click", () => { | ||
li.remove(); | ||
}); |
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Removing the DOM element does not affect the application states. In other words, the statement at line 27 does not delete the corresponding element in array todos
. As a result, when a new todo task is added after some items were deleted, the previously "deleted" items will reappear.
Instead, you should delete the corresponding item in the array todos
, then call populateTodoList(todos)
to update the view.
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todos = todos.filter((todo) => { | ||
return ![...list.children].some((li) => li.textContent.includes(todo.task)); | ||
}); |
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What would happened if two todo tasks have identical task
property value but only one of the tasks is completed?
Why not filter todos
based on the completed
property of the element?
And after you updated todos
, just call populateTodoList(todos)
to update the view. You don't need the code at lines 69-77.
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