Welcome to the repository of the Events project. This repository serves as a practical application of concepts acquired from an informative React.js and Next.js course. The primary objective of the project is to demonstrate proficiency in handling diverse functionalities within these technologies, with a specific focus on showcasing dynamic event listings and exploration.
The Events project is a practical application of React.js and Next.js concepts. It focuses on creating a platform to display various events with filtering options. Dynamic routes are used to filter events by date.
The Events project encompasses the following key elements:
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Component-Based Architecture: Utilizing React.js, the project adopts a modular structure with components designed for reusability.
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Props and State Management: Effective management of component properties (props) and state is maintained for smooth data flow within the application.
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Pre-rendering: Utilizing Next.js's pre-rendering for improved performance.
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Multi-Page Architecture: Employing Next.js, the application consists of multiple pages for seamless navigation.
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Dynamic Route Handling: Next.js dynamic routing is used for event filtering, accessible via
/events/yyyy/m. -
Styling with module.css: Styling is structured using module.css, preventing style conflicts.
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Big Project File Structure: The project follows an organized structure where significant components have dedicated folders, each containing smaller components catering to specific functions.
- Clone the repository using
git clone https://github.com/eyyminda/events-project.git - Navigate to the project directory:
cd events-project - Install dependencies:
npm install - Run the development server:
npm run dev
- Access the event listing page at
/events. - Click on an event to view its details on the event details page.
- Use the filtering functionality by accessing
/events/yyyy/mmto see events for a specific year and month.
The project extends beyond the core concepts to cover more advanced areas:
- Client Fetching from Firebase DB: Fetching data from a Firebase database on the client side.
- Local API Routes: Implementing local API routes for enhanced data communication.
- Newsletter Registration Flow: Demonstrating a user registration flow for newsletters.
- Commenting and Viewing Comments: Incorporating a comment system with the ability to view and interact with comments from a database.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Note: This readme provides a brief overview of the project. For detailed information, code, and implementation, please explore the repository.
Feel free to reach out with any questions or suggestions!