marta8919 / lab-react-training

LAB | React Training

Introduction

The goal of this repository is to create a lot of React components.

Setup

• Fork this repo
• Clone this repo

$ cd lab-react-training
$ npm install
$ npm start

Submission

• Upon completion, run the following commands

  git add .
  git commit -m "done"
  git push origin master
  

• Create Pull Request so your TAs can check up your work.

You can preview the solution here: https://5c6c2a0de07b084ce35373ee--determined-aryabhata-a8a833.netlify.com/

Instructions

Iteration 1 | Component: IdCard

Create a IdCard component with 6 props:

• lastName: A string
• firstName: A string
• gender: A string, 'male' or 'female'
• height: A number
• birth: A date
• picture: A string

Example

<IdCard
  lastName='Doe'
  firstName='John'
  gender='male'
  height={178}
  birth={new Date("1992-07-14")}
  picture="https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/men/44.jpg"
/>

<IdCard
  lastName='Delores '
  firstName='Obrien'
  gender='female'
  height={172}
  birth={new Date("1988-05-11")}
  picture="https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/44.jpg"
/>

Output

Iteration 2 | Component: Greetings

Create a Greetings component with 2 props:

• lang: A string that could be ,"de","en","es","fr"
• children: A text

Example

<Greetings lang="de">Ludwig</Greetings>
<Greetings lang="fr">François</Greetings>

Output

Iteration 3 | Component: Random

Create a Random component with 2 props:

• min: A number
• max: A number

Example

<Random min={1} max={6}/>
<Random min={1} max={100}/>

Output

Iteration 4 | Component: BoxColor

Create a BoxColor component that displays a rectangle with a background color based on props. For this, you will need a inline style (documentation).

It takes 3 props:

• r: A number between 0 and 255 representing the amount of red
• g: A number between 0 and 255 representing the amount of green
• b: A number between 0 and 255 representing the amount of blue

Example

<BoxColor r={255} g={0} b={0} />
<BoxColor r={128} g={255} b={0} />

Output

As a bonus, you can also display the hex values of the color (ex: #ff0000 for red).

Iteration 5 | Component: CreditCard

Create a CreditCard component that displays a square with a background color based on props. For this. You will need a styled component.

It takes 8 props:

• type: A string that can be "Visa" or "Master Card"
• number: A string that is a number of the credit card. You will only display the 4 last digits for security reasons 😉
• expirationMonth: A number that represents the month, between 1 and 12
• expirationYear: A number that represents the year
• bank: A string that represents the name of the bank
• owner: A string that represents the name of the owner
• bgColor: A string for the background color of the card
• color: A string for the text color of the card

Take your time to do as close to the output. You probably have to use flexbox.

Example

<CreditCard
  type="Visa"
  number="0123456789018845"
  expirationMonth={3}
  expirationYear={2021}
  bank="BNP"
  owner="Maxence Bouret"
  bgColor="#11aa99"
  color="white" />
<CreditCard
  type="Master Card"
  number="0123456789010995"
  expirationMonth={3}
  expirationYear={2021}
  bank="N26"
  owner="Maxence Bouret"
  bgColor="#eeeeee"
  color="#222222" />
<CreditCard
  type="Visa"
  number="0123456789016984"
  expirationMonth={12}
  expirationYear={2019}
  bank="Name of the Bank"
  owner="Firstname Lastname"
  bgColor="#ddbb55"
  color="white" />

Output

Iteration 6 | Component: Rating

Create a Rating component that displays 5 stars, some of them must be empty (☆), some must be full (★).

It takes 1 prop:

• children: A number between 0 and 5. Be careful, it can be a float number. If it's 3.9, it will display 4 stars.

Example

<Rating>0</Rating>
<Rating>1.49</Rating>
<Rating>1.5</Rating>
<Rating>3</Rating>
<Rating>4</Rating>
<Rating>5</Rating>

Output

Iteration 7 | Component: DriverCard

Example

<DriverCard
  name="Travis Kalanick"
  rating={4.2}
  img="https://si.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-TY647_37gql_OR_20170621052140.jpg?width=620&height=428"
  car={{
    model: "Toyota Corolla Altis",
    licensePlate: "CO42DE"
  }} />
<DriverCard
  name="Dara Khosrowshahi"
  rating={4.9}
  img="https://ubernewsroomapi.10upcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Dara_ELT_Newsroom_1000px.jpg"
  car={{
    model: "Audi A3",
    licensePlate: "BE33ER"
  }} />

Output

Iteration 8 | State: LikeButton

Create a component LikeButton that displays a button "0 Likes" and with a number increases when the user clicks on it.

As a bonus, you can change the background color and set it to one of these: ['purple','blue','green','yellow','orange','red']

Example

<LikeButton /> <LikeButton />

Output

Iteration 9: State: ClickablePicture

Create a component ClickablePicture that displays a picture and toggle to the next picture on click.

Example

<ClickablePicture
  img='/img/persons/maxence.png'
  imgClicked='/img/persons/maxence-glasses.png'
/>

Output

PS: If you want your own picture instead, you can do it yourself with this picture: http://www.stickpng.com/assets/images/584999937b7d4d76317f5ffd.png 😎

Iteration 10 | State: Dice

Create a Dice component that displays a random picture (example: '/img/dice3.png'). Then every time the user clicks on the component:

• An empty picture is displayed ('/img/dice-empty.png')
• 1 second later, a new random picture is displayed (example: '/img/dice6.png').

Example

<Dice />

Output before a click

Output 1 millisecond after a click

Output 1 second after a click

Iteration 11 | State: Carousel

Create a Carousel component that displays an image and two buttons ('left' and 'right'), and that changes the picture every time.

Example

<Carousel
  imgs={[
    'https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/1.jpg',
    'https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/men/1.jpg',
    'https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/2.jpg',
    'https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/men/2.jpg'
  ]}
/>

Output

Iteration 12 | List and Keys | NumbersTable

Create a NumbersTable component that displays a list of numbers between 1 and a limit. Even numbers must be red.

It takes 1 prop:

• limit: A number.

Example

<NumbersTable limit={12} />

Output

Iteration 13 | List and Keys - FaceBook (Simple)

Create a FaceBook component that displays the list of all profiles from src/data/berlin.json. You will probably have to write:

import profiles from './data/berlin.json';

Example

<FaceBook />

Output (you should see about 28 profiles)

Iteration 14 | List and Keys - FaceBook (Advanced)

On your FaceBook component, add as many buttons as you have country. Then, when the user clicks on one of the buttons (example: 'USA'), add a blue background to all the profiles where their country is the one selected.

Example

<FaceBook />

Output (you should see more profiles and more countries)

Example of extra iterations:

• By default, only display the picture. Then, when a user clicks on a picture, display more information
• Add sort buttons
• Add a search input

Iteration 15 | Form - SignupPage

Create a SignupPage component with the following elements:

• An input "email" (bonus: make the input green/red when the email is valid/invalid)
• An input "password" (bonus: make the input green/red when the password is strong/weak)
• A select input "nationality" (possible values: "en","de","fr")
• A text "Hello", "Hallo" or "Bonjour" based on the selected nationality
• A text "Your email is [e-mail]"

For this, you will need 3 states:

• email
• password
• nationality

If you want to include Bootstrap with Reactstrap, you should run

npm install reactstrap bootstrap

And add the following line in src/index.js

import 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css';

Example

<SignupPage />

Output

Iteration 16 | Lifting State Up - RGBColorPicker

Create 2 components:

• RGBColorPicker:
  • state.rValue: A number between 0 and 255, representing the amount of red
  • state.gValue: A number between 0 and 255, representing the amount of green
  • state.bValue: A number between 0 and 255, representing the amount of blue
• SingleColorPicker: A box with an input range to select an amount of a value
  • props.color: A string that is either "r", "g" or "b"
  • props.value: A number between 0 and 255
  • props.onChange: A method that is triggered when the input is changed

Output

Happy coding! ❤️