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React ToDo List

Setup

Run npm install

To get you going, we've got a backend with todos! To get these, you're going to have to do the following:

Run json-server --watch db.json
Visit http://localhost:3000/todos to confirm the list of todos.

Let's run the app with npm run start or npm start. You will be asked if to use localhost:3001, consent to that.

Background

We have a React To Do List. We want the App to manage which ones are Completed and which ones are Incomplete (too lazy to keep track). We will be fetching the list of To Dos from the json server and render each one onto the page while organizing which ones go in the appropriate category. At the same time, we want to be able to add and remove todos from the list.

Ultimately, we want our App to look something like:

Deliverables

It might help to first draw out the component hierarchy

Fetch the data from http://localhost:3000/todos
Render the each todo in the appropriate component
Each todo card will have button to change the complete status which will conditionally render based on the location of component. (i.e if a todo is under the Complete, the button text should say Incomplete and vice-versa.)

Here is a gif of what it's supposed to look (Ignore the skull. That's a theme of my browser):

Add a new todo. Make a POST request to http://localhost:3000/todos. Don't forget:

    method: "POST",
    headers: {
        "Content-Type": "application/json",
        "Accept": "application/json"
    },
    body: JSON.stringify({})

When the todo is successfully created in the server, make sure it is also rendered in React.
Delete a todo. Make a DELETE request to http://localhost:3000/todos/:id Don't forget:

    method: "DELETE"

When the todo is successfully deleted, also remove from React.

Here is a gif of what it's supposed to look:

Incorporate the SearchBarComponent within the Incomplete Component to filter out todos. As you type, the Incomplete todos are dynamically rendered.

Here is a gif of what it's supposed to look:

Bonus

Notice the Complete and Incomplete Components are a bit redundant. Is there anyway to reuse just one component for both of them?

Unnecessary Bonus but Good Practice Bonus

Let's say we wanted to sort out all the todos by longest title on top. Generate a button that handles that event. If the button is clicked again, the todos should be listed in their original order in the database. It is entirely up to you where to place the methods and buttons.

Here is how the button should look like (just for style):

(This button should appear if it's not sorted)

<button className="ui button green">Sort by Title Length</button>

(This button should appear if it's sorted)

<button className="ui button purple">Sort Title Normally</button>

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