In this lab we were tasked with creating a page that manages a To-Do list. There was some start code, with the bare bones of an HTML file containing a small form and somewhere to start a todo list.

Open lab_jsevents_start_code folder in VSCode. Open index.html in your browser so you can see the page and test the code you are about to write. You will notice that a script.js has already been created for you and that this file is loaded into your index.html via an existing <script> tag.

Use the address to access: http://127.0.0.1:5501/code/lab_jsevents_start_code/?

• Write some Javascript that will allow your form to take an input and add it to the to-do list below. Some things you might need to do:

  • grab the Enter button in your <form> and add an event listener to it
  • when the event occurs ('click'), the listener should fire a method that grabs the input, creates an <li> element and attaches it to the existing <ul>
  • note that every <li> elements needs an accompanying delete button

• Write some Javascript that allows a user to delete an item from the list (i.e. make the Delete button work as it should).

• Create a Show Date button that displays today's date when you click it. This button can be added directly to index.html. (hint: Date() returns today's date and time)

• Vanilla JS tends to be pretty messy. Go back and refactor your code. You should be able to encapsulate some code in sub-functions, which could be re-used or called elsewhere. Try to make your code as readable and tidy as possible.
• Allow a user to mark an item as complete.
• Grey-out completed items and move them to a 'completed' list on your page.
• if you're feeling desperate, have a go at adding some CSS to your page!