Creating a Todo App is always a good idea for anyone who started learning new web technologies and want to practice with building something because it's kinda a simplest CRUD app.
I've been making a Todo App with React Hooks and LocalStorage and I'm writing about how I made it.
I'm trying to be super detailed here (and also a lot of code comments ðĪŠ) for anyone can easily follow the steps. However, all questions are welcome.
TL;DR
Here is the Github repository: https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage
Demo: https://todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage.netlify.app/
OK, let's start!
We assume Node.js and NPM have been installed on your workspace.
And now let's run this command to initialize a new React project with Create React App:
npx create-react-app todo
And now:
cd todo
npm start
For now, a default React application is running at:
http://localhost:3000/
Let's open the created project's code and you will see App.js in src directory. We'll change the name of App.js to Todo.js and modify the code follow below code changes.
Code changes:
https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage/commit/42ab20edd451ea87619cad15314c9afe995bcb6a
Save the files, and then you'll see the default React App is now only a Todo heading text is displayed.
Next, we'll create TodoList & TodoItem, and then get them rendered with a mock array.
Code changes:
https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage/commit/b002cb5772c5ff8262df706d3a54d06008875db5
We got a fake Todo List now ð
Now, we will create an input which allows us to add new Todo. As mentioned above, I use browser's LocalStorage to keep the Todo App's data, so the Todo List won't get erased when we refresh browser window.
We suppose to use formik to create forms and validate form's values with yup, so we need to run this command to add these packages:
npm i formik yup
Code changes:
Basically, now we have a form for adding new Todo, then we'll create Remove button for each Todo item.
Code changes:
https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage/commit/57af5f2e5414709407345eef323cb97a59a76f8b
We may want to mark a Todo item as done or pending.
Code changes:
https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage/commit/c3e90764641ffb16a80c5457f2f6714ef864e4b7
Sometimes, we also need to edit the text of Todo.
Code changes:
It's time to add some styling, improvements and validations.
We'll go with SASS this time, it requires to add node-sass:
npm i node-sass
Code changes:
https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage/commit/d64447083a2ada0112c735d5329f59a1bd4cc9a4
To make sure the app is rendering properly, we don't forget adding tests. Create React App uses React Testing Library as selector for assertion. That's why we don't need to add anything else into the dependencies tree of the app.
Code changes:
https://github.com/ducdev/todo-app-react-hooks-localstorage/commit/c71edb6ef9b15396ea3ee6aed481bf7b3ad5b762
To run the test
npm run test
Finally, the app is now ready to be deployed and used, hope you enjoy the post. If you think there is something I can do better, leave a comment below ^_^
Top comments (4)
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create-react-appto initialized the React project's code or thebuildcommand is already configured in your project'spackage.json, you can run:Locate to your
build(sometimes it's different locations depends on how you configured) directory, you will see the production optimized code there. All you need to do is compress the content of this directory and uncompress on your web hosting's home dir, and it should work.Hope it helps!
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