Description

We make EpiBooks even better

Start from your previous project, today you will allow users to leave book reviews. Remember, every comment posted will be visible to everyone.

API Docs:

Do you have a CRUD endpoint for comments on: https://striveschool-api.herokuapp.com/api/comments/

This means you can GET, DELETE, POST, PUT data from there.

IMPORTANT:

You will need to use Authentication headers (get a new token at https://strive.school/studentlogin if the previous one has expired)

The comment is structured as an object in this way:

{ "comment": string "rates": string, "elementId": string }

Where:

• comment is the text of the comment entered by the user
• rate is the value between 1 and 5
• elementId is the ASIN code of the book

Example: { "comment": "A good book but definitely I don't like many parts of the plot" "rates": "3", "elementId": "0316438960" }

WARNING

Do a GET on https://striveschool-api.herokuapp.com/api/comments/ will return ALL comments to database.

You'll probably be primarily interested in receiving comments for a single book at a time: to do this you will need to specify the elementId/ASIN of the book in your URL: https://striveschool-api.herokuapp.com/api/comments/:elementId

Example: https://striveschool-api.herokuapp.com/api/comments/0316438960 will find the comments of a single book.

TASKS:

1. Add a "CommentArea" component at the end of "SingleBook". When the user clicks on a "SingleBook" (therefore when the selected property becomes true in its state), comments should appear (hint: short-circuit operator!).

2. "CommentArea" will fetch the reviews for the selected book, and save the comments in your status. It will also contain two sub-components: "CommentsList" and "AddComment".

3. "CommentsList" will show book reviews in a list; the reviews array will be passed to it as a prop by the CommentArea component. The single review will be displayed using another component, called SingleComment.

4. "AddComment" will contain a form to add the text of the review and the rating (from 1 to 5). This component will allow the user to POST the new comment on the selected book.

5. Add a DELETE button next to each comment. Will have to create a request to https://striveschool-api.herokuapp.com/api/comments/:commentId

6. Create a "Loading" component. This will appear on the page when the request is being processed, but not yet resolved.

7. Create an "Error" component. If something goes wrong with a network request, an error message should appear.

Terminal commands

• npm i bootstrap@4.6.1;
• npm i react-bootstrap@1.6.6.

// Refresh the API

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yarn eject

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