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Project Description

Run npm i inside of the server folder to install its dependencies. Run node server.js to start the server.
Run create-react-app friends in in a SEPARATE folder to create your starter application.
npm i --save redux react-redux redux-promise axios This command will install the needed dependencies.
You will create a list of your friends using React and Redux.
The general flow of steps will be to create your store, create your reducers, create your containers, and then create the action creators.
You will need to use Redux Promise as a middleware inside of src/index.js.
Create two actions. One action will retrieve the friends list from the server. The second action will add a new friend to the friends list on the server.

Your application should have an input field, a submit button, and a list of items that represents your friends list. Make each friend a separate component.
Your application's state tree should have a single property called friends. It should take the same form as the object shown below.

{
 friends: [],
}

Each friend item that is in the friends array should have the following format:

{
  name: 'Stephanie',
  age: 24,
  email: 'stephanie@gmail.com',
}

When you type a new friend's name into the input field and press the submit button you should call an action creator that adds a new friend item to the friends array on the application state tree.
When the user presses submit you will invoke the appropriate action creator which will then have its new action fed through all of the reducers.
You will display the friends list by creating a container that receives the application's friends array as a prop. That container then uses map to display the array.

You will only need one reducer. This reducer will control the friends array property on the state tree.
You will have several action creators. One for adding a new friend and another for retrieving the friends list from the server.
Containers require connect and a mapStateToProps(state) function to read from the state tree.
Actions require you to create a mapDispatchToProps(dispatch) function that you'll also pass to the connect function.

In the requirements for this project, we implemented a GET operation and a POST operation. Add two more actions, one for making a PUT request, and the other for making a DELETE request.
Style the friends list and the input field and make everything look nice.
Expand the number of properties that you put on each friend object. Feel free to remove the dummy data on the server or modify it in any way.