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Feature fetch bookings

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Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
58/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
javascript, react
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Start in the component and compare its current data source with data/fakeBookings.json. Use the issue's useEffect, fetch(), and https://cyf-react.glitch.me guidance, then verify the customers data still displays correctly in the table and that the first-render console message appears once after refresh.

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Description

🐂 Size Medium 📅 Week 3 🧩 Feature
16. Load bookings remotely

Instructions:

Instead of getting the existing bookings from the file data/fakeBookings.json, we will get and load the bookings from a remote API. In the <Bookings /> component, use the React function useEffect to console.log() some text only when the page first renders on the screen. Verify that when you refresh the page, the text appears once in the console. Then, in the useEffect function, use the fetch() function to get data from https://cyf-react.glitch.me.

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Hints:

  • Replace FakeBookings in the bookings state and initialise it with [] (because we haven't fetched any results yet!)
  • After calling the fetch() function, use .then() to handle the response. Try looking at your Pokemon app that you worked on in class for an example
  • When the response comes back, use setBookings to update the results

Test:

  • Verify the customers data are still displayed correctly in the table.
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