Welcome, this project represents a group of easy (and one not so east) React challenges! Have fun solving the challenges and give this repo a star if you like this simple app that I created. The user is able to navigate between different pages and use buttons with event handlers.
- 01 Basic click event: Make use of 'useState' and 'onClick' event to display a simple text when the button is clicked.
- 02 Toggle button: Create a toggle button that will switch between two sentences.
- 03 Number counter: Test a different angle of your 'useState' understanding that builds up on Toggle button challenge.
- 04 Map method: Make use of 'map()' method and props to render the content dynamically in a new component.
- 05 Simple form: This simple form challenge requires the basic understanding of controlled elements and.
- 06 To-do list In this app, we will practice using: props, functions, useState, map method and integrating different components.
- 07 Data fetching We need to fetch data with useEffect and display it using map method.
- 08 Complex form: The final and hardest challenge. You need to code successful form submission with different types of values.
dependencies:
- @testing-library/jest-dom": ^5.17.0
- @testing-library/react": ^13.4.0
- @testing-library/user-event": ^13.5.0
- react: ^18.3.1
- react-dom: ^18.3.1
- react-icons: ^5.2.1
- react-router-dom: ^6.25.1
- react-scripts: 5.0.1
- react-syntax-highlighter: ^15.5.0
- web-vitals: ^2.1.4
devDependencies:
- @babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object: ^7.21.11
- tailwindcss: ^3.4.7
- React: routing, functions, conditionals, useState, components, useEffect.
- Styling: Tailwind
- On this Github project page, click the green buttons that says "code"
- Copy the HTTPS URL
- Open the terminal by typing "cmd" command into your desktop start OR right click on desktop then click "Git Bash here" if you have git bash installed OR open visual studio code terminal by clicking "Terminal" -> "New Terminal"
- Navigate to desktop inside the terminal using command "cd desktop"
- run command inside the terminal "git clone {link}". Replace {link} with HTTPS URL from step 2
- You now have cloned repo folder on your dektop.
- Navigate inside it by typing into the terminal "cd [folder name]" Replace [folder name] with folder name.
- Run command "npm i" to install all the dependencies.
- Run command "npm start" to open live project on localhost:3000/
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
Available Scripts
In the project directory, you can run:
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See the section about running tests for more information.
Builds the app for production to the build folder.
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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