emmanuel-londono/drinklist-app

SDI Blended Weekly Workshop: React

For this activity, you will fulfill the following requirements:

FIRST STEP:

Fork & clone this repository

Repo Directions

• Create a new React application using create-react-app
• Navigate into your newly created directory and run the command rm -rf .git/ to remove the git repo that create-react-app automatically creates
• Run the command npm start to start the React server on port 3000
• Open a new terminal in the root directory and navigate to the server directory
• From there, run the command npm install. Once the installation has completed, run the command npm start to start the API server on port 3001. (You will not have to change any of the files in the server. The server exists simply to serve up some data from thecocktaildb. Make sure you don't close this terminal or end the process prematurely)

Project Specs

You will be creating an application that will display a list of cocktails made with a searched ingredient. Your application should do the following at a bare minimum:

• Render a default list of cocktails
• Add cocktails to a favorites list
• Remove cocktails from a favorites list
• Search for new cocktails by ingredient
• Apply styling to the page

Your application should consist of multiple modular React components. Use what you have learned (React component lifecycles, when/how to send HTTP requests, passing props, prop drilling, lifting state, and handling events) to complete this project. Below is a list of API endpoints you can use to retrieve data from the server:

• GET http://localhost:3001/ returns an object with property drinks that is an array of drink objects
• GET http://localhost:3001/search/{Your ingredient search query here} returns an object with property drinks that is an array of drink objects that match the search query.

Stretch Goals

• Create an "Add a Drink" function that adds a drink to your list. This drink should be stored "in-memory", so changes should not be posted to the API.
• Refactor code to utilize React Hooks
• Implement testing using the React Testing Library