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Port Scanner Form Component in React #121
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I would like to work on this. Please assign this to me. |
can you please assign it to me? |
I would like to work on this Please can you assign me? I guess your branch |
Hello guys, |
@ishika1727 I have merged the PR. You can assign this issue with a story point of not more than 3 days. |
@devRawnie Please go ahead with the issue and create a PR in Feel free to contact me anytime |
Sure thing. I am on it |
Can I use reactstrap library to style the input fields? |
@devRawnie yes, please go ahead, but try to keep it as simple as possible as we will be merging all components together after they have been made. |
How do I add reviewers in the pull request, I couldn't figure it out while creating the pull request. |
I ll add the reviewers, no issues |
@devRawnie Merged your PR into |
As we've built many features to justify the one-liner description of this project i.e. a go-to networking tool, now it's time to revamp the existing UI.
Add a new component
PortScannerForm.js
which will take inputs for:This component should also have a button called
SCAN
. The scanning for open ports will start on clicking this button. Refer the image attached below for designAs of now, on clicking
SCAN
button, the values in the input fields should be displayed in consoleP.S. : The basic frontend on react is available on
feature/react
branch in the foldernetwork-scanner
. Add your components in the same branch. Do not make any changes inApp.js
/index.js
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