You are on the classic-redux branch. Here the counter logic has been built using a classic Redux approach

It's a very simple counter app that can:

• increment the number by 1;
• decrement the nuber by 1;
• increase the number by 5;
• open and close the counter (the counter number will be returned back to 0 on close)

NOTE: The app was created using 2 different approaches:

• the first uses the classic Redux approach;
• the second approach uses the Redux toolkit (switch to the 'redux-toolkit' branch to view the code).

The main goals for me as a web developer were to improve my skills in working with:

• the classic Redux:
  • the createStore() Redux method;
  • creating the counter reducer functions;
  • the useDispatch() react-redux hook;
  • the useSelector() react-redux hook;
• JavaScript switch/case statement

1. Clone the project to your machine by running:

git clone https://github.com/SharinLana/react-redux-counter.git

2. To install the project dependencies, run:

npm install

3. When the installation is complete, run the following command to start the app:

npm start

4. To view the code of the alternative approach:

git switch redux-toolkit

• React.js
• Redux (redux and react-redux packages)
• JavaScript
• CSS

• incrementing, decrementing the number of the counter;
• displaying components conditionally;
• responsive design (mobile adaptation);