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| Step | Description | |------|-------------| | | Let users bookmark street‑art pieces they like. | | User story | “As a visitor, I want to add a piece to my Favorites list so I can revisit it later.” | | Acceptance criteria | • “Add to Favorites” button appears on each piece detail page. • Clicking the button stores the item in the user’s profile. • Favorites list is displayed on a dedicated page. • Removing an item updates the list instantly. | | Technical design | • Front‑end: React component FavoriteButton and FavoritesPage . • Back‑end: POST /api/favorites and GET /api/favorites endpoints (Node/Express). • DB: favorites table linking user_id ↔ art_piece_id . • Middleware: authentication guard for the endpoints. | | Implementation | 1. Create DB migration. 2. Implement API routes & service layer. 3. Build UI components. 4. Wire up Redux/store or Context for state. 5. Write unit & integration tests. | | Testing | • Jest unit tests for service functions. • Supertest for API routes. • Cypress e2e test: add → view → remove favorite. | | Docs | Update API spec (OpenAPI), add UI screenshots to the README, note any new environment variables. | | Rollout | Deploy behind a feature flag; enable for beta users first. |

The series was a pioneer in the "public encounter" subgenre of adult entertainment. It typically involves a cameraman/host approaching individuals on the street and offering them a financial incentive to participate in increasingly explicit activities. czechstreets 58

As I prepared to leave, Marek handed me a small piece of paper with a note scrawled on it. "For the curious traveler," it read, "come back soon. Czechstreets 58 is always here, waiting for you." | Step | Description | |------|-------------| | |

I climbed the creaky stairs and found myself in a cozy, intimate bar. The room was filled with plush armchairs and low-slung tables, where patrons sat sipping on intricately crafted cocktails. Behind the bar stood a bartender with a kind smile and a mischievous twinkle in his eye. He introduced himself as Marek and welcomed me to Czechstreets 58. • Favorites list is displayed on a dedicated page

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