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# Map Journal
**Author:** _[Your Name]_
**Student ID:** _[Your ID]_
**Email:** _[Your Email]_
**Authors:** Tomas Horsky, Haeri Kim
**Student IDs:** 20256426, <ID>
**Emails:** tomashorsky@kaist.ac.kr , <Email>
**Repository:** <https://git.prototyping.id/20256426/Map-Jurnal.git>
**Video Demo:** _[YouTube URL]_
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## Overview
Map Journal is a single-page web application for documenting and visualizing travel experiences. Users log trips by country, pinning cities, dates, transport modes, and photos, and then explore their journey on an interactive world map or a timeline view.
Journi is a web application for journaling and visualizing travel experiences. Users log trips by country, pinning cities, dates, transport modes, and photos. Then user can explore their journey on an interactive world map, timeline view or can play short animations overviewing his trips.
### How It Works
1. **Sign in** with a Google account.
2. **Select your home country** — it is automatically marked as visited on the map.
3. **Add journal entries** via a multi-step form:
3. **Add journal entries**:
- **Step 0** — Click on country in map you visited or click add trip in timeline.
- **Step 1** — Choose country, cities, arrival date, days stayed, trip type (solo/friends/family), and transport (flight/train/bus/car/ship/walk).
- **Step 2** — Upload photos (stored in Firebase Storage).
- **Step 3** — Answer three random reflective questions about the trip (e.g., *"What was the most unexpected thing that happened?"*).
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- **Firebase** — Google for the backend suite (Auth, Firestore, Storage).
- **Svelte** — [Svelte team](https://svelte.dev/) for the frontend framework.
- **html-to-image** — [tsayen](https://github.com/bubkoo/html-to-image) for DOM-to-image capture.
- **Flag emoji** — Country-to-flag mapping based on regional indicator symbols.
- **Cursor icon** — Derived from the SVG airplane asset used in the app.
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_This project was developed as part of a software prototyping course._