Assessment Steps:

PART I - Basic Data Retrieval

1. Modify the Card component to take props for the person's name, image, bithday, and home planet. http://localhost:3000 to access the index page.
2. GET the list of Star Wards people from http://localhost:3008/people and render a Card component for each of the people, using people data from the API as props.
3. Use http://localhost:3008/planets to get the name of each person's home world. (Note that the embed functionality of json-server has been disabled so that this is necessary).

PART II - Controlled Data Fetching (This is an important step, please don't skip it)

4. Paginate the list of cards, loading no more than 10 at a time. Do server-side pagination (NOT client-side): https://github.com/typicode/json-server#paginate.
5. Make the provided SearchBar component work as a filter on the people cards, acting on any of their attributes, filtering at the server level and still paginating the results(ref: https://github.com/typicode/json-server#full-text-search).

PART III - Saving to the server

6. Add an edit button on the card that displays a form to edit all of the person's attributes except for home world, that will be in a later step. (you can route to another page, display a modal, edit in-line, or do this any way you like).
7. Add a Save button to the form that updates the person's attributes by making a PATCH request to http://localhost:3008/people/[the person's id goes here]. Note from the json-server documentation:

A POST, PUT or PATCH request should include a Content-Type: application/json header to use the JSON in the request body.

8. Create a component that renders a <select></select> element For the person's home world. Pass in the list of planets from the API a prop to create options for the select element. Use each planet's id as the value like so <option value=1>Tatooine</option>. Make sure that this saves correctly to the server

PART IV - Favoriting Cards

9. Add a favorite button to each card and a favorite count to the upper right hand corner of the screen. Clicking the button toggles favorited button state and increments/decrements the favorite count appropriately.
10. Make the favorite state save each favorite to the json-server by POSTing to the http://localhost:3008/peoplefavorites endpoint. Note that the json-server is schema-less so we expect you to invent your own schema for the favorite records. Load favorited documents on the initial page render in order to appropriately render the favorite counter and button states on page load.

PART V - Drag and Drop

11. When a user clicks on the favorite count, route to a page that displays all the favorite cards, miniaturized using css. Add a back button to go back to the main list.
12. Add drag-and-drop functionality in order to sort the favorites in order. Display the order on above the card. Save the order to the http://localhost:3008/peoplefavorites endpoint in order to persist it and load the saved favorite order from the server.
13. Update your code so that when a new card is favorited or unfavorited, that change is persisted to the server. New, unsorted favorites should be added to the end of the favorite list in order of when they were favorited (unless changed by sorting).