A tool for all your Animal Crossing: New Horizons' crafting needs.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
This project project would not be possible without the following resources:
- Alexis, ACNH API, and the rest of the Spreadsheet Crew
Seriously, these folks are all incredible! I can't count how many hours were saved by asking questions from the amazing devs and spreasheet maintainers out there. THANK YOU.
- Mariusz Dabrowski of AC Miles
This tool is seriously clean! I definitely used this as a reference for what a web-based, authentic Nintendo-like UI would look like. My scrollbar and animations of cards came from him. Seriously, check out this cool project if you have a moment.
- DIY Recipes Netlify app by @Capstone
After picking this tool back up from an unplanned 8 month hiatus, I found a tool that worked pretty similar to my own. Capstone did a lot of heavy lifting and data organization that I was dreading and helped out a ton in structure and graphics resources! (Especially explaining how backgrounds for recipes work! 🙃)
- The Nookipedia team
NookDIY literally would not function without their API. The team was super nice and easy to work with. (Plus, their Discord community is pretty cool too!)
- ACNH CDN
These fine folks provide the images I'm currently unable to get from ACNH API or Nookipedia. It's used A LOT by AC tools out there and definitely should get some shout-out attention. (According to their site, it's sending terabytes -- yes, terabytes -- of data daily! OOF!)
Ue this to install all of the dependencies for this project. You won't be able to run it locally without running this first so it's kinda important!
Run the app in the development mode via http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser
By default, the page will reload if you make edits. You will also see any lint errors in the console.
Builds the app for production to the build folder.
It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.
The following resources may prove useful to you and are provided in the default README generated via the create-react-app NPX function: