yoshko110/task-react-query-axios

Task 1 React Router

• First install react router npm i react-router-dom
• Import BrowserRouter and wrap it around <App/> in index.js
• Go to App.js and add your Routes and Route for each page
  • Home -> path='/'
  • PetList -> path='/pets'
  • PetDeital -> path='/pets/:petId'
• Go to Navbar.js and edit each <a> tag to be <NavLink> dont forget to add the to='pathName' and remove href
• Go to PetItem.js and wrap a <Link> to the button so when you click on it, it taks you to the petDetail page.
  • Dont forget to pass the id of the pet
  • Hint: <Link to="/pets/${pet.id}">
• Go to PetDetail.js and get the petId from the url using useParams
  • Hint: const {petId} = useParams()
  • Then try to use the find method on petsData to get the correct pet from the list
  • If there is no pet with the same petId return <h1>There is no pet with the id: ${petId}</h1>

🐶 Pets Form

In this task, you are going to crate a form to add a new pet to the pets website.

Seting up Axios

• install axios using npm i axios
• Create a folder called api in the src directory
• inside this folder create a file called index.js
• inside index.js import axios
• use the bellow table to figure out whats the baseURL
• Then create an instance using this axios.create({baseURL: baseURL}). refer to the docs for axios
• export as default your instance Hint:

import axios from "axios";

const instance = axios.create({
  baseURL: "https://pets-react-query-backen.herokuapp.com",
});

export default instance;

Setup React-Query Client

# **Setup React-Query Client**

## **Step 1: Install React Query**

First, install React Query using npm. In your terminal, navigate to the project directory and run the following command:

```
npm install @tanstack/react-query
```

## **Step 2: Adding Client Provider**

```
 import { QueryClient, QueryClientProvider} from '@tanstack/react-query'

 // Create a client
 const queryClient = new QueryClient()

 function App() {
   return (
     // Provide the client to your App
     <QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
        // Your Content
     </QueryClientProvider>
   )
 }
```

Creating our first api

• create another file in api called pets.js

• inside pets.js import the instance you just created

• create a function for each enpoint

  • one for getting all the pets
  • one for getting one pet by ID
  • one for adding a new pet
  • one for updating a pet by ID
  • one for deleting a pet by ID

• In PetList.js call the api using useEffect and remove the petsData Its no longer needed pur data is now coming from the backend.

• In PetDetail.js call the get by id function to get the pet and remove the petsData

• In PetDetail.js make the update button work

• In PetDetail.js make the delete button work

• In Modal.js call the api and send the new pet data

Challenge

1. Do the same steps to update a pet

here are all the APIs

Title	Method	Endpoint	Data required
Fetch all pets	GET	https://coded-pets-api-crud.eapi.joincoded.com/pets
Fetch one pet	GET	https://coded-pets-api-crud.eapi.joincoded.com/pets/${id}
Create a pet	POST	https://coded-pets-api-crud.eapi.joincoded.com/pets	name, image, type, adopted
Delete a pet	DELETE	https://coded-pets-api-crud.eapi.joincoded.com/pets/${id}