This simple project is entitled Grocery Notes Application. It is a web-based application that provides an automated platform for storing the list of grocery items and their quantity. The project was mainly developed using JavaScript and Local Storage of the browser. The application has a simple user interface. It contains very easy-to-use features and functionalities.
The Grocery Notes Application is a straightforward web application that was built for listing and managing the user's grocery items is the primary purpose. Users can simply fill in the required fields of the form which are the product name and quantity and simply submit (button with save Icon) it. The data will be stored on the browser's local storage and will be listed and displayed in the Grocery List Panel or Container. Each item has a delete action with a confirmation dialog to prevent the unintended deletion of data. Users can also mark the item as already bought by clicking the item name, quantity, or checkbox. The marked as already bought items will be still shown on the list but the checkbox will have a check icon and the item text has a strikethrough decoration.
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The Grocery Notes Application project complete source code zip file is available on this site and is free to download. Feel free to download and modify the source code the way you wanted. Please note that this mini-project was developed for educational purposes only.
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