Reddit Minimal (Reddit Client) is a front-end web app & filtering tool for posts and comments from your favourite subreddits. The user can perform basic operations, such as searching, previewing comments/upvotes, sharing and sorting (by Reddit's default categories) their favourite posts from a predefined list of subreddits. This way, if bookmarks are not useful enough, Reddit Minimal offers a new way of exploring a subject, by searching only posts and comments from subreddits of your interest.
The app is developed using the undocumented Reddit JSON API. ! This is a school project, therefore, the app only supports the Romanian version. An English version will be developed soon.
You can visualize the app here https://iuliagrozaredditclient.netlify.app .
- sort posts by Reddit's default categories (Hot, New, Rising, Top);
- gather information about posts, comments, users and subreddits;
- sharing posts (by copying their link in the clipboard);
- Dark Mode.
- TypeScript;
- React;
- Redux;
- (JSON) API Reddit (undocumented);
- Jest, Enzyme, Selenium.
The app obtained a 78.75 score on LightHouse:
- 28% Performance;
- 98% Accesibility;
- 93% Best Practices;
- 100% SEO.
Some present bugs:
- the Home feed is not always responsive;
- the data fetched from the API cannot be translated to Romanian;
- edge cases are not taken into consideration when performing searches;
- some minor problems with the app routing paths;
- the grid of subreddits is not fluid.
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In the project directory, you can run:
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