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You are building an interface which will search gettyimages for a particular set of photos by keyword (or more) and then display the images to the user. Your interface must at the very minimum met these requirements:
- A way to take user input.
- A button to kick off the search
- Once you receive the response from the server with the image urls, display the images on the interface.
- As you read in the Docs (you did read the docs, right?), you will need to craft a custom header for your
API KEY. This means you will have to use either: a) build a Vanilla Javascript XHR request or b) if you plan on using jQuery, be sure to use thejQuery.ajax()method
as both give you the ability to craft custom headers. jQuery's jQuery.get() and jQuery.post() do not.
- Add the ability to store the history of search terms. Consider a side-menu with the search terms and when those words are clicked it will trigger a new request to gettyimages and display the results to the interface.
- Uber World Boss Spawn When you reload the page, the history is gone! How do you save your history? warning: we did not cover this in class yet, in the mood for an adventure?
- Can you think of a way to use this in conjuction with the OpenWeather API?
- Ahem if the forecast for the day in "Cloudy" then fire off a request to gettyimages for "cloudy" images (or videos).