part of full stack project using components each as a separate component file - Cart, Creatives, CreativesInCart, Customers, Favorites, Subscribers, and Users ... db.js to orchestrate functionality of models/components ...and App.js to map routes aka endpoints - note: best practice to have default/base route such as /Login at end of routes listed with more specific routes such as /customers listed before it to avoid router misreading endpoints i.e. stopping at '/' when needs to complete full path
HOW WORKS
- these models manage user-inputted/activated content - database aka db, Cart, CreateAccount, Creatives, CreativesInCart, Customers, Favorites, Login, Purchases, Subscribers, and Users (all capitalized per React App components)
- these models design presentation of component-specific content - Disclaimer, Footer, Navbar, NavbarBackend, and Sidebar
- Login.js implements useAuth0, useEffect, useState, useHistory(), and async/await with if/else statements to authenticate
- index.js houses Auth0Provider tags to implement 3rd-party authentication/authorization aka authn/authz
- App.js implements page pathways and endpoint routes, including globally scoped routes to avoid re-rendering upon load (i.e. navbar; disclaimer; footer) - plus uses HashRouter to replace BrowserRouter to force accurate endpoints in browser
NEXT STEP
- fully wire portal to backend
- provide option to login using Auth0 or Creas Crave login page
- maintain full stack code
NOTE: the magic of components is their nature/function of reusability
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