Remember Pauline? Well, she was very happy with your first website you made for her (or are likely still making.. that assignment is not even due yet), except she feels like it's not "modern enough."

Given that Pauline doesn't know anything about websites, you're a little surprised to hear this from her, but she apparently reads some tech blogs and now thinks the website should be built in React. She's willing to pay you again and you've been meaning to learn how React on the front end works anyway, so uh... cool? Same design? Maybe with some better functionality.

You didn't really know how to get started, so you picked up create-react-app and have some bare bones to how we get a React project started.

• Understand the basics of the React framework and React-Router

The list and the detail page will be hooked up, but you'll need to do the Add to Order button and the Basket page again.

This means Creating a basket component, routing to it and being able to fill it with items from the order.

• Get React Dev Tools installed on your browser. Chrome Firefox

npm i

npm start

Visit http://localhost:3000

npm test will run any unit tests (though they are sparse on this project)

• Create React App
• React Events
• Jest (for testing)
• React Router
• https://www.codecademy.com/courses/react-101/lessons/react-jsx-intro/exercises/render-jsx?action=lesson_resume
• HTTP Methods
• HTTP Status Codes
• Introduction to JSX
• JSX in Depth