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The document outlines the steps to build a React-based blog application that includes routing and data fetching. It details project setup, route creation for navigation, data retrieval from an API, and component creation for displaying blog content. Additionally, it emphasizes dynamic routing for individual posts and the importance of styling and testing the application.

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The document outlines the steps to build a React-based blog application that includes routing and data fetching. It details project setup, route creation for navigation, data retrieval from an API, and component creation for displaying blog content. Additionally, it emphasizes dynamic routing for individual posts and the importance of styling and testing the application.

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Task: Build a Blog Application with Routing and Data Fetching

Objective:

Create a React-based blog application where users can navigate through different
pages and view posts. This application will include routing for navigation and data
fetching to display blog content dynamically.

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Project


○ Initialize a React app.
○ Install react-router-dom for routing.
○ Set up basic folders like components and pages.
2. Create Routes for Navigation
○ Define the main routes:
■ Home Page: Shows a list of blog posts.
■ Post Detail Page: Displays a full view of a selected blog post.
■ About Page: Provides info about the blog or author.
○ Use BrowserRouter and Route components from react-router-dom to set
up these routes.
3. Fetch Blog Data
○ Use useEffect and fetch (or axios) to retrieve blog data from an API (e.g., a
mock JSON API like JSONPlaceholder).
○ Store the data in state using useState.
○ Display a loading message while data is being fetched.
4. Create Components
○ BlogList: Shows a list of blog titles with links to individual posts.
○ BlogPost: Displays the full content of a selected blog post.
○ Navigation: Contains links to Home, About, etc., for easy navigation.
5. Dynamic Routing for Blog Posts
○ Set up a route like /posts/:id for individual posts.
○ Use useParams from react-router-dom to fetch and display the post by ID
in the BlogPost component.
6. Styling and Testing
○ Style components for readability and user experience.
○ Test the routes, data fetching, and navigation links to ensure they work as
expected.

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