React.js Final Project Rubric Overview This sixteen-week project guides students through building a Todo List application with React. There are some basic requirements (see below) but students are encouraged to use their own creativity and ideas to showcase all the skills they have learned throughout the course.

Requirements General Project is published on public GitHub repository Project includes “create-react-app” boilerplate structure Project includes necessary dependencies: “react-router-dom” “prop-types” Code compiles without errors Code executes without run-time errors in the browser (Bonus) Code compiles and runs without warnings Project Structure Repository includes src/ directory with the following structure:

index.js(application entry-point) App.js (root component) components/ directory with the following files: AddTodoForm.js InputWithLabel.js TodoList.js TodoListItem.js (Bonus) TodoContainer.js One or more CSS modules associated with the components above App Component App.js contains the following:

Functional React component named App Return statement that renders the following JSX: Router from “react-router-dom” Switch component with two or more Routes that are navigable One route for “home” or “landing” page One or more routes which render a TodoList component (Bonus) Navigation menu TodoContainer Component If project is missing (Bonus) TodoContainer.js, then apply these requirements to App.js instead

TodoContainer.js contains the following:

Functional React component named TodoContainer with one prop: tableName Correct propTypes for the prop(s) listed State variable named todoList with default value of an empty Array ([]) State variable named isLoading with default value of true useEffect hook with dependency tableName (prop) and callback function that does the following: Using Fetch API, GET table records from Airtable for the given tableName Parse JSON response Sort response data by one or more properties Set todoList state to sorted data Set isLoading to false Function named addTodo with parameter title that does the following: Using Fetch API, POST new record to Airtable with the given title field value Parse JSON response Set todoList state to new Array containing the added record (Bonus) Re-sort list data Function named removeTodo with parameter id that does the following: Using Fetch API, DELETE record from Airtable given id Parse JSON response Set todoList state to new Array NOT containing the removed record Return statement that renders the following JSX: Heading level-one with dynamic tableName AddTodoForm Component Conditional rendering based on isLoading state: If true, paragraph that reads “Loading…” or some equivalent message If false, TodoList Component AddTodoForm Component AddTodoForm.js contains the following:

Functional React component named AddTodoForm with one prop: onAddTodo Correct propTypes for the prop(s) listed State variable named todoTitle with default value of an empty String ("") Function named handleTitleChange with parameter event that does the following: Set todoTitle to given value from event Function named handleAddTodo with parameter event that does the following: Prevent default event behavior (i.e. page refresh) Invoke callback prop onAddTodo and pass todoTitle from state Reset todoTitle value to an empty String ("") Return statement that renders the following JSX: Form element with submit event handler InputWithLabel Component Button element with type “submit” InputWithLabel Component InputWithLabel.js contains the following:

Functional React component named InputWithLabel with three props: todoTitle, handleTitleChange, and children Correct propTypes for the prop(s) listed Ref for Input element useEffect hook with empty dependency list and callback function that does the following: Focus input ref Return statement that renders the following JSX: Label element which renders text from children prop Input element which is configured as a “controlled component” with “value” and “onChange” attributes TodoList Component TodoList.js contains the following:

Functional React component named TodoList with two props: todoList and onRemoveTodo Correct propTypes for the prop(s) listed Return statement that renders the following JSX: Unordered list element map statement which loops through todoList Array and returns TodoListItem Component TodoListItem Component TodoListItem.js contains the following:

Functional React component named TodoListItem with two props: todo and onRemoveTodo Correct propTypes for the prop(s) listed Return statement that renders the following JSX: List-item element Title from todo Object Button element with text “Remove” and “onClick” event handler Styling Use of third-party CSS libraries is discouraged for this project, we want to see your understanding of basic CSS concepts like rulesets, properties, and media queries

Project includes at least one CSS module (though, it is encouraged that you have a different module for each React component) Application follows the style requirements outlines below: Change the background color of the page body Change the default text color Customize the font family (Bonus) Load in a font family from Google Fonts (Bonus) Customize style of navigation items Add spacing (padding/margin) between elements Change the font size, weight, and color of all headings Customize input and button styles Use Media Queries to make sure the application is responsive for all device sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop, etc.) (Bonus) Add multi-media usage (i.e. iconography) Example Coming soon…

Final Project Submission Please use your usual Assignment Submission Form to submit your final project when it’s complete. Here’s a quick checklist before you submit:

Double check the rubric to make sure you’ve met requirements Merge any remaining open pull requests so your main/master branch of your repository has ALL your final project work Select “React.js – Final Project Completion” for the lesson Copy and paste the URL for your repository (should look like: www.github.com/yourusername/classname-react) in the field of the Assignment Submission Form that asks for the project link Be sure to answer the questions about what you’d like to do after this class. Your options include: participating in practicum, taking another class, retaking this class, work on mini projects, no further action. If you are completing your final project and intending to participate in practicum, be sure to complete the Practicum Participation Form that was shared in the class Slack channel as soon as possible. Your reviewer will look over your work after you submit. Once they’ve reviewed, you’ll receive an email with any of their comments/feedback and your class completion certificate. If you have any questions or don’t receive this email, please contact the class coordinator.