Rendering GitHub Members

Render members for a GitHub organization using the GitHub API https://api.github.com/orgs/emberjs/members. Feel free to use another GitHub organization instead of emberjs. Render an image for avatar_url and display login.

A Member Profile Modal

When a member's image or login is clicked, show a modal with the following information for that member from the API contained in the url property. Choose at least 3 of these properties to render:

• name
• company
• blog
• email
• location
• hireable
• bio
• twitter_username
• public_repos
• followers
• following
• public_gists

A Member Repos Modal

In the list of members, add a Repos button. When the button is clicked, open a modal that renders the repos for that member using the API contained in repos_url. Display name as a link to html_url and description. Make the link open in a new tab (target="_blank").

Following Members

In this section, you will build a JSON Server API for managing GitHub member resources. You'll need to figure out what API endpoints you'll need for the feature below.

For each member, display a Follow button. When the button is clicked, save this member to your JSON Server API. When a member is followed, display an Unfollow button. When the Unfollow button is clicked, remove this member from your JSON Server API. When loading the page for the first time or reloading the page, the Follow/Unfollow button for each member should be in the correct state.

Deployment and Submission

It turns out that Heroku can't see your repo created by GitHub Classroom, even after I grant you permission. Thus for this assignment, create a public repo in your main account.

Deploy the React frontend to Netlify and the API to Heroku like we did in class.

Paste the URL of your public repo and your deployed URL as Markdown links on a README file in your GitHub Classroom repo created with https://classroom.github.com/a/LIRZAzr1.