A simple application built while extending my knowledge on Typescript with React and Redux.
To start, I initialize "create-react-app" with TypeScript and then remove the code created by "create-react-app" that I dont need"
Then I install and configure fake-server with dummy data and use concurrently to run both "create-react-app server" and the "fake-server" together for development, and use curl cli to query the fake-server.
Next, I install "redux" and "react-redux", and create the reducer. Then I initialize the store and create the root state type and wrap the App's component tree into the react-redux's Provider component.
Next, I create a Recorder component:
- Create the Redux actions and the reducer for the recorder feature
- Dispatch the recorder's "start" action (useDispatch + useSelector hooks)
- Setup an interval for a counter (setInterval + useRef + useEffect + clearInterval)
- Dispatch the recorder's "stop" action
Next, I add the redux-thunk middleware, create an asynchronous action to fetch events and a reducer for the "fetch events" action. Then I used the "connect" function to pass the events array and the "loadUserEvents" dispatch function to the Calendar component. Then, I grouped the user events by day and render the Calendar.
Next, I moved on to creating Events:
- Add the thunk action to add an event
- Add the reducer function for the action
- Dispatch the action when the user clicks the stop button
Then Deleting Events:
- Add thunk action to delete an event
- Add the reducer function for the action
- Dispatch the action when the user presses the delete button
Lastly, Editing Event titles:
- Render input field when the user clicks on the title
- Add the thunk action to update the title
- Add the reducer for the action
- Dispatch the action
- Typescript
- React
- Redux
👤 Chi A. Joel
- GitHub: @abongsjoel
- Twitter: @thierryjoel10
- LinkedIn: Chi Abongwa Joel
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