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teteusAraujo/KdMeuBichinho

★ 557 · JavaScript · updated Jul 2022

:shipit: KdMeuBichinho? - É um projeto de um website que surgiu com a missão de ajudar as pessoas que querem encontrar seu melhor amigo :dog: :cat: :rabbit: que foi perdido ou encontrar alguém que está doando.

A static HTML, CSS and JavaScript site for posting lost pets and animals up for adoption, matched by location. The README says it is still under construction and the last push was over four years ago, so treat it as an early prototype rather than a running service. The README is in Portuguese, so the intended audience is Brazilian pet owners, finders and adopters.

- The three flows in the README (owners looking for lost pets, finders returning them, people rehoming animals) all rest on the same location idea, which is a sensible scope for a first version.

- There is no build step. Each page has its own script (login.js, signup.js, petadvert.js, petprofile.js), so anyone can serve the folder and read the whole thing in an afternoon.

- Each screen has its own view, stylesheet and script, which makes it easy to trace a page back to its code.

- The file tree has no server, database or API code. Login, signup and recovery screens exist, but nothing in the repo shows where accounts or listings are stored, so the core matching feature is not here yet.

- Nothing in the file list points to a map or geolocation layer, even though the README says the whole project is built around matching by location.

- Public listings that connect strangers over animals and contact details need verification, reporting and takedown. The README does not mention any of these, and the tree does not suggest they exist.

- The project is stale. The last push was in July 2022, the README still says under construction, and the run instructions say to 'execute the server' without giving a command.

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