Responsive News Reader #18
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| // pullNewsObject(body); | ||
| createNewsContent(body); |
| //Create .innerHTML of each news article div. | ||
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| let authorVar = ""; |
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Code would be slightly cleaner if declaration and assignment was combined into single step. That would also allow you to use const instead of let
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| if (item.content !== null && item.source.name !== "Bloomberg") { | ||
| const sideBar = document.querySelector(".news_sidebar"); |
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featureBox and sideBar lookup can be taken outside the forEach. Will save you having to run querySelector up on each loop iteration.
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| //Adds more items to the sidebar as the page number for main article increases | ||
| function updateSideBarUrl(number) { |
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This is good, but I would suggest not putting the fetch call in this function. Use this function just to generate the URL and return it. Then the returned value can be used to call generateSideBar. This will reduce the amount of responsibility this function has and make it easier to test later as we will discuss later this week.
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It would be great to see a README that explains what the project does |
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