Rest Client by Shadmen

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1. Task: link

2. Screenshot:
   

3. Deploy: link

4. Youtube vide: link

5. Tests:
   

6. Done 20.04.2025 / deadline 20.04.2025
   Score: 450 / 450

• Main route - max 50 points
  • The Main page should contain general information about the developers, project, and course. - 10 points
  • In the upper right corner there are 2 buttons: Sign In and Sign Up. - 10 points
  • If the login token is valid and unexpired, the Sign In and Sign Up buttons are replaced with the "Main Page" button. - 10 points
  • When the token expires - the user should be redirected to the Main page automatically. - 10 points
  • Pressing the Sign In / Sign up button redirects a user to the route with the Sign In / Sign up form. - 10 points
• Sign In / Sign Up - max 50 points
  • Buttons for Sign In / Sign Up / Sign Out are everywhere where they should be. - 10 points
  • Client-side validation is implemented. - 20 points
  • Upon successful login, the user is redirected to the Main page. - 10 points
  • If the user is already logged in and tries to reach these routes, they should be redirected to the Main page. - 10 points
• RESTful client - max 150 points
  • Functional editor enabling query editing and prettifying, request body provided in the URL as base64-encoded on focus out. - 35 points
  • Functional read-only response section, with information about HTTP status and the code. - 30 points
  • Method selector, shows all the valid HTTP verbs, value is provided in the URL on change. - 15 points
  • Input for the URL, entered value is provided in base64-encoded way on change. - 20 points
  • Headers section, value is provided in the URL on header add/change. - 20 points
  • Code generation section. - 30 points
• History route - max 50 points
  • History shows informational message with links to the clients when there are no requests in the local storage. - 20 points
  • User can navigate to the previously executed HTTP request to the RESTful client, HTTP method, URL, body, headers are restored. 30 points
• Variables route - max 50 points
  • Variables show all the added variables, restores them from the local storage on load. - 15 points
  • User can add new, or delete an existing variable, variables in the local storage are updated on change. - 15 points
  • Variables are used in the request before the request execution. - 20 points
• General requirements - max 50 points
  • Multiple (at lest 2) languages support / i18n. - 30 points
  • Sticky header. - 10 points
  • Errors are displayed in the user friendly format. - 10 points
• Youtube video - max 50 points

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