Feature

[hassanShakur]

In this branch, I implemented the following requirements:

• Create a new React app called 'hello-react-front-end'
• Initialize your project with Git.
• Create the App component with react-router.
• Create the Greeting component that will display a greeting. Set it up as a route in your App component.
• Create a store, an action and a reducer that will connect to you API endpont to get the random greeting.
• Display the random greeting in your Greeting component.

[t-yanick]

STATUS: CHANGES REQUIRED

Hi @hassanShakur ,

Good job so far!

To Highlight! 👏 🟢

✔️ App component with routes present
✔️ Store, an action, and a reducer that uses the url to the endpoint from the Rails API present
✔️ Backend repo present in ReadMe

There are some issues that you still need to work on to go to the next project but you are almost there!

Required Changes ♻️

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[t-yanick]

• Great job working on this milestone and updating the ReadMe. Unfortunately, when I click on the MIT license link, it gives me an error 404 page. It is not professional to allow broken links in our codebase. Kindly fix this issue.