Your hot new rideshare startup, Noober, is about to launch its MVP. Your back-end engineering team has completed work on the API that provides data about rides, and you'd like to test it out by consuming it and producing a human-readable output.
Begin by heading over to the starter project – select "Use this template", then create a repository in your own GitHub account called hw3. Clone this project and open it in VSCode.
Open index.html in Chrome, then open the JavaScript console.
Each time the page is refreshed, display a new, randomized ride in the JavaScript console. The random ride data is already provided – simply use the ride variable. The provided code writes out the value of this variable to the JavaScript Console in Chrome – inspect the structure of this data using the Console. Your job is to extract the data from this Object and provide human-readable output to the Console.
With Noober, riders must specify the following data/criteria for their requested ride:
There is code already provided that properly runs when the page is loaded or refreshed. This code does the work of reaching out to the rides API and obtaining a random ride – you should not modify this existing code; rather, begin the implmentation of the following requirements starting on line 15 of the code:
All your work should take place in noober.js; i.e. that should be the only file that's modified from the original project template. Your finished product should live in your GitHub account at https://github.com/<your GitHub username>/hw3, and this URL should be submitted as the "website URL" for this assignment in Canvas.