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STAR WARS: Showing all star wars films, characters, starships, planets fetched from star war api with pagination

This project is made using React. This project makes use of swapi.co apis for fetching data related to Star Wars. This project aims at providing information to user about the star war films. If user is much familiar wih star wars, then user can also search for his favorite hero and get to know more about hero.

A Star Wars App

Vanilla JS slider using Star Wars API (swapi)

📝 IT Academy v8 - Star Wars Application

Tables built using the react-table.

The Jedi`s Guide to the Galaxy - a Star Wars fan page made by a Trekkie. A Vue.js-Project that integrates with the Star Wars API (SWAPI for the initiated) - allowing aspiring Jedis to safely navigate the vastness of the Galaxy - "to boldly go, where no man has gone before..." - oops - that's the wrong franchise, but we're all buddies here ;-)

A project to count starships stop number in outer space, while they travel some MGLT distance (inputted by user).

Projeto final proporcionado pela Coderhouse com o intuito de praticar todos os conhecimentos adquiridos ao longo do curso.

A dynamic React webpage that presents information about spacecraft from the Star Wars universe using SWAPI. Users can browse a list of ships, view detailed information on individual spacecraft, and manage access through authentication.

Site com informações sobre starwars

Star Wars Characters using SWAPI

A web application built in React JS using data from the Star Wars API.

Example code to parse JSON data into accessible object/structure in Gdevelop

Star Wars Plot Generator

🌟 React app to display information about Star Wars using the swapi.co API

Goal of this repository is to fetch all star wars movie collection using SWAPI api, and create a movie library and various other operations.

Consumindo API Star Wars com Spring WEBFLUX