Todo List App - React A feature-rich Todo List application built with React, featuring task management, due dates, priority levels, and local storage persistence.
🚀 Features ✔️ Add, Edit, and Delete tasks ✔️ Mark tasks as complete (with strikethrough) ✔️ Set due dates for tasks ✔️ Priority levels (Low, Medium, High) ✔️ Filter tasks (All, Active, Completed) ✔️ Sort tasks by due date (earliest first) ✔️ Persistent storage using localStorage ✔️ Responsive & clean UI with Bootstrap
🛠️ Technologies Used React (Functional Components, Hooks)
React Icons (FaCalendarAlt, FaTrashAlt, etc.)
Bootstrap 5 (Styling & Responsiveness)
LocalStorage (Data persistence)
📸 Screenshot (If possible, add a screenshot here or a GIF demo link.)
⚙️ Setup & Installation Clone the repository
bash git clone https://github.com/your-username/todo-list-react.git cd todo-list-react Install dependencies
bash npm install Run the app
bash npm start Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser.
📂 Project Structure
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src/
├── App.js # Main App Component
├── TodoList.js # Core Todo Logic & UI
├── index.js # React DOM Render
├── styles/ # (Optional) CSS files
└── README.md # Project Documentation
🔍 Key Code Highlights
State Management: Uses useState & useEffect for reactivity.
Local Storage: Automatically saves tasks between sessions.
Dynamic Filtering: Toggle between All/Active/Completed tasks.
Date Handling: Due dates formatted neatly (e.g., "Jun 9, 2025").
📌 Possible Improvements 🔹 Drag-and-drop reordering 🔹 User authentication (Firebase/Auth0) 🔹 Backend API integration (Node.js, MongoDB) 🔹 Dark mode toggle
🤝 Contribution Feel free to fork, open issues, or submit PRs!
📜 License MIT
🎯 Why This Project? ✅ Demonstrates React fundamentals (state, hooks, components) ✅ Clean, maintainable code ✅ Real-world features (filtering, sorting, persistence) ✅ Ready to extend (backend, auth, etc.)
Perfect for interview showcases or portfolio projects! 🚀
📌 Interviewer Notes Ask me about:
Why I chose localStorage over a backend.
How I optimized re-renders in React.
My approach to handling due dates and sorting.
What I learned:
Better state management techniques.
The importance of UX in simple apps.
This README is structured to: ✔️ Highlight key features (for quick scanning) ✔️ Showcase technical depth (hooks, localStorage, etc.) ✔️ Encourage discussion (possible improvements, interview talking points)