Grabbing onto React hooks.

• Become familiar with functional react.
• Apply hooks to control and manipulate your app.
• Leverage an API to populate your app with data based on the url string.

Complete all the bare minimum requirements before moving on to the advanced content. This sprint gives you a substantial amount of creative freedom. We recommend that you read through all the requirements and hold a short planning session with your pair to discuss what your final product will be.

• [] Renders a Pokemon Card based on the query parameters in the address bar. Do not use react-router for this assignment. See here for one way that you could accomplish this.

• [] Makes requests to the PokeAPI to populate a Card of the Pokemon queried.

• [] You can use fetch to make your api call or you may choose to incorporate a different library like axios

• [] Use useEffect and useState properly to establish appropriate state management.

• [] The pokemon card should contain the pokemon's name, sprite, and any other at a glance information that may be beneficial. Play with the PokeAPI interface to see what type of information is available for a pokemon.

• [] When the card is clicked, render the 'back' of the card with a full glimpse of information about that pokemon.

• [] Add your own style and flair to the page. Be creative.

A base repository built with Create-React-App has been provided for you.

Our advanced content is intended to throw you in over your head, requiring you to solve problems with very little support or oversight, much like you would as a mid or senior level engineer.

Feel free to experiment with other React features while tackling these. You may choose to do any or all of these in any order:

• [] Implement a side bar that shows all possible evolutions of the current pokemon(ie. 'charmander', 'charmeleon', 'charizard').

  • [] Each evolution should show a name and sprite as well as
  • [] Make a clickHandler redirecting the user to the associated page for that pokemon.

• [] Add a navigation bar that allows the user to find other Pokemon.

  • [] Either implement a search feature that renders results on the current page.
  • [] Or display mini cards of randomly selected other pokemon.

• ReactJS
• PokeAPI is a public RESTful API that can simulate what requests to any RESTful server would be like.
• MDN fetch
• Axios