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- replace all occurances of NewsApp with BreweryApp - replace all occurances of news-app with brewery-app - replace all occurances of news-article with brewery-detail - add json response object example for openbreweryDB api in section 3 - remove google news api specific api registration and api key from section 3 - add link to the brewery api and the documentation in section 3 - add additional notification block with link to the documentation of the openbreweryDB api - change the fetch functions jsonResponse. The jsonResponse contains the content already, removing the .articles object property - rename title and description from article items to name and type of brewery - add additional brewery property city for the brewery-detail component - change read/unread to visited/not-visited status for breweries - change read/unread counter to visited/not-visited counter with addional textual change naming not-visisted breweries "still to go" breweries in the counter list - change name of CustomEvent toggle-visited-status respectively - change the name of filterRead to filtersVisited / and non-visited respectively - change templateName in example to BeerTemplate with beer passing (parameter) Signed-off-by: Tobias Kuppens Groot <tkuppensgroo@uos.de>
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