Train Schedule Viewer
This project incorporated a hook into Firebase to store data so that other users can see the train schedule.
It incorporates a collapsable menu although the links are dead.
It has a fancy SUBMIT button and a dynamically created html table.
Input fields are provided so the user can add new trains.
Using moment.js, it calculates the schedule and updates Firebase using the "child-added" event.
I also added an element to display the current time using setInterval.
Added fitText to make the text fit the frame.
- change the start time field to only allow time values
- validate the frequency field
- add a button to remove a train
- add a feature to edit train data
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