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In the mean time, feel free to explore this early version of the course material repo to see how I'm using React Router 5 to nest layouts in this Firebase-like design. If you see anything weird or broken just open an issue so I can fix it
If you're wondering what's new in React Router 5? Not a lot except internal optimizations and fixes for React 16.x. So you could also think of this as a React Router 4 course since the API is the same. See more info on the React Router 5 release
This is not the real Firebase, this is what we're making:
npm install
npm startThen go to localhost:8000
Just so we can mimic some data and pretend it's asynchronous, there's a src/database.json. Feel free to add more "Firebase Projects" if you want.
I used className. Who cares, it keeps the styling clutter out of the JS files since this is teaching material for routing.
In /src you'll see:
layoutsfor highly re-usable app-wide layoutsstylesfor Sass modulesuiis where I like to put re-usable "leaf-types" of componentsutilsis a catch all for React components that are more utilitarian in nature (and less UI in nature) and other general utils.
Any other folders in /src is a section of the site, like /auth and /projects which coorespond to localhost:8000/auth etc. I guess I could organize those into a /pages folder, but who likes deep nesting anyways?