Rick and Morty App! you can see list of characters from this tv show, also you can search by name of characters and add gender filter and status filter. So you will see characters description like hero cards to you can search more easy.
Link: https://frontend-challenge-kappa.vercel.app/
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App, was usedTypeScript, hooks from React as well, and React Query for controling state of request. For the API, was used Rick and Morty.
PD: I could see that Rick&Morty API has a bug with search by name or filter mix, send the same characters sometimes. You can see this in network from browser and you will see that query is correct but the response from backend is wrong. I researched it and I found another projects that uses the same API and have same issue, like this https://react-projects-psi.vercel.app/ .I'm sorry for select an API with issues. Maybe if you review as incognito window could works.
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