Hi! This project is still work in progress while I learn basics of React.js I've created it as a part of entry level online course for Frontend developers that I'm participating in. This project is in polish.
Thank You for stopping by.
https://bedicooper.github.io/taskList__react/
Newest additions are in bold
| HTML | CSS | JavaScript | ReactJS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Fonts | Normalize CSS | ES6+ | create-react-app |
| BEM | grid | Redux | Webpack |
| flex | RTK | Babel | |
| media queries | Redux Saga | React DOM | |
| fetch w/ asyc/await | State, Effect and Ref hooks | ||
| URLSearchParams | Custom hooks | ||
| Style Components | |||
| react-redux | |||
| React Router | |||
| useParams | |||
| useLocation | |||
| useHistory |
My task list is built on a simple form with one input and a submit button.
List of records will apear beneth the form, each record with two buttons, one to mark task as done and one to delete the task form the list.
Above screen comes from v.0.4.4
Sience 0.4.1 there is a new button to fetch example tasks. Completing those tasks is a de-facto tutorial for the app. Enjoy!
- Enter the task to be performed. Empty input will not be accepted.
- The entered task will appear on the list between the two buttons,
- Mark the task as completed with green, and remove the task from the list with the red button.
- Above the list there is a counter showing how many tasks remain to be completed.
- With one click you can mark all tasks as completed and also hide all completed tasks.
- New input filed lets You filter the tasks.
0.4.4 I've added an input field to filter tasks by their content. To achive that I'm using useLocation, useHistory from react-router and URLSearchParams.
0.4.3 Added an about me page with React Router, as well as subpages with tasks details
0.4.2 Brought back localStorage for tasks with redux-saga!
0.4.1 Added a button that sets 6 example tasks as a app tutorial. Added a saga to handle fetching those tasks form a local .json file.
0.4.0: Refactor to Redux. Interactions moved to reducers. App stop saving task list state to LocalStorage { for now }
0.3.0: Refactor with Style Components.
0.2.0: I've added a counter of tasks yet to be done, moved task logic to custom hook. Taski list is now stored client-side.
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