In this exercise, you are going to practice props.
You'll use props to break down our email list into smaller components by passing down relevant data.
You'll use props to break down our app into smaller components by passing down relevant functions.
- Fork this repository
- Clone the forked repository onto your local machines
- In the root directory, type
npm install
, which installs dependencies for the project - Finally, type
npm run start
, which starts a development server that runs your website in the browser. That server will reload your website whenever you make any changes to source files
- Break down
app.js
into components- You should have an
Emails
component that renders a list - You should have an
Email
component that is a list item
- You should have an
- Pass through the relevant data as props to each component
- Pass through the relevant functions as props to each component
- Break down the App component by component and make sure the functionality continues to work before moving onto the next section.
- Consider breaking down
app.css
into stylesheets once you have created your components
- Get the emails to open and display an email using conditional rendering and a component similar to day one
- You'll need to use the state to keep track of which email is selected and you'll need a component to display the email
- Add a back button so users can return to their inbox
- Get the search input to work in the
header
section so that users can search for emails by title