Moviewatch 🎥

Moviewatch App typescript challenge, using React, Apollo and Typescript, You'll build an app to let you keep track of the movies you'd like to watch.

Installation:

1. Bring up the API and Database:

cd backend && npm install && docker-compose up

2. Bring up the Frontend development server:

cd frontend && npm install && npm start

Challenges:

1. Begin by using the useQuery Apollo hook to make a new GraphQL query to retrieve all the movies, display the movies within the Movies Screen component. You can place your query within models/movies/queries.ts

   Tip: Use the GraphQL Schema documentation at localhost:5000 to help construct your query

   Tip: Writing a query

2. Now try converting the Movies component to Typescript! Head to frontend/screens/Movies/index.js and convert to a .tsx Typescript component.

   Tip: Use the GraphQL Schema documentation at localhost:5000 to help write the interface for a movie!

   Tip: Using Apollo With Typescript

3. Convert the MovieCard component to Typescript! Head to frontend/screens/Movies/components/MovieCard.js and convert to a .tsx Typescript component.

4. In the Movies component, create a mutation which adds a movie to your watch list when clicked. Don't forget to type your mutation!

   Tip: Use the schema documentation

   Tip: Apollo useMutation hook

5. Within the WatchList component write a query to retrieve all the movies in your watch list. You can use the WatchListItem component to render the movies you're watching!

6. Estimate your binge! Within the footer area of the WatchList component, create a new component that displays the total run time of all the films in your watch list.

7. You should now have a couple different queries/mutations in the /models directory, try running cd frontend && npm run schema:update to automatically generate Typescript interfaces for your queries and mutations.

8. Refactor your components to remove your handwritten types and use the auto generated Typescript types instead.