In this guided project, we'll be building an Evernote-like application with React.

Your goal will be to complete the baseline deliverables using the provided starter code and then make this project your own by building out unique stretch goals. Some suggestions are listed below, but try to be creative!

• Complete all of the deliverables
• Build out at least 1 stretch goal feature

To get started, fork and clone this repository.

The codebase is split up into a JSON Server API backend and a React frontend.

To setup and run your frontend:

$ npm install
$ npm start

This React app will be running on http://localhost:4000.

First, set up your database by running:

$ npm run seed

This will seed some starter data for you in the db/db.json file. Any time you want to reset your database to its original state, just run npm run seed again to overwrite your data with some fresh seed data.

To run json-server, run:

$ npm run server

Your backend API will be running on http://localhost:3000.

The seed file should create one user for you, so your default userId should be 1. You can check the db/db.json file to make sure.

Tips:

• Test out your routes with Postman to see how they work and what they return.

• All CSS styles are provided for you.
• Many components are provided for you, but most are not completely functional. It is your job to read the code and figure out how to incorporate it into your app.

Look at the gif below to see how the app should look and behave. These are the baseline deliverables you need to complete:

• Display all notes in the left sidebar.
• Displayed sidebar notes should show the title and a truncated body.
• When a note from the sidebar is clicked, display its contents in the right panel.

• Implement the filter to search through your notes list by title.

• At the bottom of your left sidebar, show a New button.
• Clicking New will create a new note via a POST request with some default title and body. NOTE: You don't have to use any kind of <form> element for this deliverable; you can create an object with a default title and body text when the button is clicked. Make sure to check the Routes section of this README to determine what data you need in the body of your request.
• This new note should appear in the sidebar.

• When displaying a note in the right panel, show an Edit button.
• Clicking the Edit button will allow the user to edit the title and body in the right panel.
• When in edit mode, also show a Save button which saves the note via a PATCH request.
• When in edit mode, also show a Cancel button which discards any changes and reverts back to displaying the note.
• Clicking a different note while in edit mode should discard your changes and display the new note instead.

When you are finished with the deliverables, you can build out any new features that you want. This is your chance to be creative and make your project unique!

Some suggestions:

• Add the ability to filter by body, date created, date edited, etc.
• Sorting by date created, date edited, alphabetical, etc.
• Use react-router to create a multi-page app
• User signup & login
• Sharing notes with other users
• Rich text formatting
• Tagging
• Emailing notes