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• src should contain components, containers and utils.
• a component is a fully reusable react class or functional component.
• a container has multiple components and it's usually not reusable.
• every directories must be in kebab-case
• every folder must have an index.js
• if a folder must contain another component, file naming must be in PascalCase.js

• create Input as a component which gets type and onChange function callback from props, and keeps current value of the input in state. (to learn more about state and props check out props-docs and state-and-lifecycles)

Note: login page is a container, while form and input are components.

• after user hitting submit button should navigate to home page. use react-router for routing.

Note: for install npm package use npm install <package> or yarn add <package>

• should have props fields which is an array of objects, the object schema should be: {name, placeholder, type, required}

• should have onSubmitCallback function prop

• title and info props

• a modal component is a nasty and hacky component but will make a better UI (I don't agree actually).

• implement redux store

• create an action which will open the modal

• create a reducer which has the app modal state { isOpen, modalType }

• route should be like /posts/:postId
• calls dummy api defined in /src/api
• should present data passed from api call
• should have next and previous posts button (which rouutes will be /routes/<:postId+1> and /routes/<:postId-1>)

Goals: learning promises, api calls, dynamic routing with react-router

• animate modal opening and closing with react-transition-group

• style post page with styled-components