React App to log your dry cleaning expenses! Use each icon of clothing to enter the quantity for this bill. Use the Settings panel to set details like the price per item, your preferred facility, the frequency of runs, etc.
Sub-component: editable text
- Displays glyph + name + quantity-notification-bubble at rest
- upon click, displays Quantity input
- Default state: '$0'
- update according to input
- input restrictions:
- Price: must only allow positive long input up until max long
- Quantity: must only allow positive whole numbers
- Default/empty states:
- Price: '$_'
- Quantity: '$_'
- Behvaiors:
- Enter key to save
- Esc key to exit without saving
- Click outside to save
- click on text to edit
- have title/icon
- on click, execute action
- current use cases: close modal, submit/done, settings
- fixed data table displaying
item name | quantity | item price | total line price, with final row displayingtotal quantity | total price
05/04/19:
19:41 - started in codepen
20:40 - imported to github
07/12/20:
18:22 - Hello again :D Reimagining this project as a react app! Makes a lot of sense; entering data for each article of clothing is reusing the same component.
incr/decr button divs span width of page (clickable area is whole width); make it the width of the input field
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