DevPulse API Manager

A lightweight static frontend for managing APIs and related resources — dashboard, users, products, notifications, and analytics.

• Dashboard overview with key metrics
• User authentication (login / signup)
• User management view
• Product management view
• Notifications and alerts
• Simple analytics pages

Open index.html in your browser (or serve the folder with a static server) and use the provided UI to explore the dashboard, users, products, and analytics pages.

• A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)
• (Optional) A simple static server for correct HTTP requests during development

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/NoorUlBaseer/DevPulse-API-Manager.git
cd "DevPulse API Manager"

2. Open the project in your editor and either:

• Open index.html directly in your browser (double-click), or
• Run a quick static server. For example with Python 3:

python -m http.server 8000
# then open http://localhost:8000 in your browser

Or use the VS Code Live Server extension for live reload.

• login.html / signup.html: Authentication pages (client-side demo flows).
• dashboard.html: Main management dashboard.
• users.html: View and manage users.
• products.html: View and manage products.
• analytics.html: View analytics panels.
• settings.html: App settings UI.

JavaScript code that powers the UI is in script.js, with specific modules like auth.js and notifications.js.

./
├─ index.html
├─ dashboard.html
├─ users.html
├─ products.html
├─ analytics.html
├─ login.html
├─ signup.html
├─ settings.html
├─ script.js
├─ auth.js
├─ notifications.js
├─ styles.css
└─ assets/

• The codebase is a static client-side app using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• To add new UI pages, create a new .html file and link styles.css and script.js as appropriate.
• Keep state and mock data in script.js or separate modules for clarity.

• Fork the repo, create a feature branch, add your changes, and open a pull request. Keep changes focused and include any UI screenshots when relevant.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.