LAB 09 - React Router

React Router

Task 1 - initial setup

1. Install React Router
2. Create a browser router with a root route and 2 children routes in index.js, and render the RouterProvider instead of the App component.
3. The root route will be rendering the App.js element.
4. One of the children routes will be an index route, rendering the Home.js element.
5. The other child route will be at the /lab path, rendering the Lab.js element.
6. in App.js, create navigation links that allow switching between the two pages, and render the <Outlet /> component to render the children routes.

Task 2 - add a loader to the Lab page

1. Write a loader in the Lab.js file, that loads todo data using the mock library in src/data/index.js
2. Use the loader in the route definition for the Lab page
3. Render the todo list data in the Lab component, using <ul> and <li> elements

Task 3 - add a form to create a new todo

1. Write an action in the Lab.js file, that adds a new todo to the list (using the mock library)
2. Use the action in the route definition for the Lab page
3. Render a form in the Lab component, that triggers the action when submitted

Task 4 - child routes and useNavigation

1. Add a new components called Bouncer.js and Trigger.js to the src/components folder
2. Add children routes to the Lab page, that renders the Trigger and an index page, and Bouncer under the bouncer/:name path
3. Use Outlet in the Lab component to render the children
4. In the Trigger component get a random name from the mock library (randomName()) and render a link that navigates to the Bouncer page bouncer/${name}
5. In the Bouncer component, render the name from the route params
6. In the Bouncer component, use the useNavigation and useEffect hooks to navigate back to the Lab page after 2 seconds