In the initial commit of this project you have been provided with an API server. In a new branch called part-one-answer, your task is to create a React app in a client folder of this repo, and integrate the Express and React app following the standards we went over in class.

Specifically:

• Your API should remain in the root directory.
• Your React site should live in the /client folder and should have it's own package.json.
• Use scripts in your package.json to start, build, and test your React app by moving into the client folder.
• Use scripts in your package.json to run the backend and frontend at the same time.
• Change your backend to serve the build folder in your client folder.
• The React site should be a simple site as shown below with a title, and an input box that updates a string under the box. Use components as outlined last week.
• Verify your React site is viewable using both localhost:1337 (express backend) and localhost:3000 (create-react-app)

Continuing from your part-one-answer branch, in a new branch called part-two-answer, your task is to create a React page that retrieves a list of Candy manufacturers from the API and displays them on the screen. This page should also have a search box that updates the list of manufacturers displayed to only those whose name matches the search term typed by the user.

Continuing from your part-two-answer branch, in a new branch called part-three-answer, your task is to create a multi-page React application. Each manufacturer on the existing page should be a link to a page which displays all of the products made by that manufacturer. All components for these pages should utilize Styled Components, no external CSS should be used.

Continuing from your part-three-answer branch, in a new branch called part-four-answer, your task is to create a test suite that contains tests for each of the components used in your application.