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npm start

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npm test

Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
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npm run build

Builds the app for production to the build folder.
It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.

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Your app is ready to be deployed!

See the section about deployment for more information.

npm run eject

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this app use element-react theme

• https://elemefe.github.io/element-react/#/en-US

Overview structure

• components folder will contain all component in app.

• each screen is a subfolder in component folder.

• child component of screen will is a file *.component.js in folder screen.

• all component reuse allocate in the share folder.

• all string url routing in app will write in file App.url.js example:

       export const LOGIN = '/login';
       export const BUYSALE = '/buy-sale';
       export const DASHBOARD = '/dashboard';
  

• all string url endpoint to call ajax will write in file integrate.endpoint.js example:

       export const API_ROOT = 'http://api.ico.href.vn';
       export const LOGIN = '/auth/login';
       export const DASHBOARD = '/profile';
       export const BUYSALE = '/school';
  

• all variable const will write in App.constant.js example:

       export const ROLE_MANAGER = ['manager', 'admin'];
       export const ROLE_ADMIN = ['admin'];
  

• image, gif, video ... in folder assets

• function process common will in folder utils (string.js, datetime.js, number.js, role.js....) example:

    const dateFormat = {
        ddmmyyyy: (date) => {
            const d = new Date(date);
            return d.getDate() + '/' + (d.getMonth() + 1) + '/' + d.getFullYear();
        },
        ddmmyyyyHHMM: (date) => {
            const d = new Date(date);
            return d.toLocaleDateString("en-GB",{ year: 'numeric', month: 'numeric', day: 'numeric', hour:'numeric',minute:'numeric' });
        },
    };
  

Create new screen:

• create a folder in folder components. (same as buy-sale folder, dashboard folder....)

• create a file *.scss and a file *.component.js, (same as dashboard.component.js and dashboard.scss) if that component have multi child component then each child component will is a file *.component.js in that folder. (same as calendar-block.component.js is child of dashboard component) (child component will use style of file .scss in that folder).

• if new screen must authentication then it will be routed in private route component in App2.js (same as booking, booking-history, ...) example:

                       <PrivateRoute component={LayoutComponent} path="/" >
                           <Redirect from="/" to='booking' noThrow />
                           <Authorization WrappedComponent={Booking} allowedRoles={ROLE_MANAGER} path="/booking"/>
                           <Authorization WrappedComponent={BookingHistory} allowedRoles={ROLE_ADMIN} path="/booking-history"/>
                       </PrivateRoute>
  

  else it will be routed in public layout component (login, register...). example:

                   <PublicLayoutComponent path="/public" >
                            <Redirect from="/" to='public/login' noThrow />
                            <LoginComponent path="/login" />
                            <RegisterComponent path="register"/>
                   </PublicLayoutComponent>
  

• if new screen must have role to access then it will wrapped in Authorization component and pass roles to it. example:

                           <Route exact path={LOGIN} component={LoginComponent}/>
                           <Route exact path={BUYSALE} component={Authorization(BuySale, ROLE_MANAGER)}/>
  

• all UI of new screen (component in that screen) will follow HTML of theme using (if have), in case must modify css then will override.

• redirect between screens need pass data will pass via url. example:

               this.props.navigate(url, params)
               
               or
               
               <Link to={{
                   pathname: '/buy-sale',
                   search: '?query=abc'
               }}> My Link </Link>
  

destination get data by:

                const params = new URLSearchParams(this.props.location.search);
                console.log(params.get('detail'))
                console.log(this.props.location.dataObject)

Create new component:

• create new component re-use will create file *.component.js in folder share and style in share.scss (same as popup-confirm.component.js, footer.component.js...)
• all text need translate in template of component will write (key write in ./i18n/en.js | vn.js ...)
• all text need translate in code js will write this.props.intl.formatMessage({id: 'base.pass'}) in code.

Call API:

• integrate.js file defines axios instance, interceptors for request, response and catch error for all request to backend

• Each screen has a file <screen-name>.js in integrate folder. E.g: auth.js, dashboard.js, buy-sale.js, ...

• In that file, each action was displayed by a function which uses integrate to call api. In that, we have to defines url, method, data in request.

Example for auth.js

   import integrate from './integrate';
   import {LOGIN} from "./integrate.endpoint";
   
   export const login = (data) => {
   
       return integrate.makeRequest({
           url: LOGIN,
           method: 'POST',
           data
       });
   };

• There are 2 functions which were exported by integrate.js: makeRequest calls api without token in header, while makeAuthRequest injects token to request backend.

• How to use that api?

login(data).then(res => {
    if (res.success) {
        localStorage.setItem('authentication', `Bearer ${res.data.accessToken}`);
        navigate(`/`);
    } else {
        alert('username or password is invalid');
    }
})

• Best practice: In order to init data for component, we should call api in function componentWillMount()

sample form follow element-react theme

        <Form className="en-US" model={this.state.form} labelWidth="120" onSubmit={this.onSubmit.bind(this)}>
              <Form.Item label="Activity name">
                <Input value={this.state.form.name} onChange={this.onChange.bind(this, 'name')}></Input>
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item label="Activity zone">
                <Select value={this.state.form.region} placeholder="Please select your zone">
                  <Select.Option label="Zone 1" value="shanghai"></Select.Option>
                  <Select.Option label="Zone 2" value="beijing"></Select.Option>
                </Select>
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item label="Activity time">
                <Layout.Col span="11">
                  <Form.Item prop="date1" labelWidth="0px">
                    <DatePicker
                      value={this.state.form.date1}
                      placeholder="Pick a date"
                      onChange={this.onChange.bind(this, 'date1')}
                    />
                  </Form.Item>
                </Layout.Col>
                <Layout.Col className="line" span="2">-</Layout.Col>
                <Layout.Col span="11">
                  <Form.Item prop="date2" labelWidth="0px">
                    <TimePicker
                      value={this.state.form.date2}
                      selectableRange="18:30:00 - 20:30:00"
                      placeholder="Pick a time"
                      onChange={this.onChange.bind(this, 'date2')}
                    />
                  </Form.Item>
                </Layout.Col>
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item label="Instant delivery">
                <Switch
                  onText=""
                  offText=""
                  value={this.state.form.delivery}
                  onChange={this.onChange.bind(this, 'delivery')}
                />
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item label="Activity type">
                <Checkbox.Group value={this.state.form.type} onChange={this.onChange.bind(this, 'type')}>
                  <Checkbox label="Online activities" name="type"></Checkbox>
                  <Checkbox label="Promotion activities" name="type"></Checkbox>
                  <Checkbox label="Offline activities" name="type"></Checkbox>
                  <Checkbox label="Simple brand exposure" name="type"></Checkbox>
                </Checkbox.Group>
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item label="Resources">
                <Radio.Group value={this.state.form.resource}>
                  <Radio value="Sponsor"></Radio>
                  <Radio value="Venue"></Radio>
                </Radio.Group>
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item label="Activity form">
                <Input type="textarea" value={this.state.form.desc} onChange={this.onChange.bind(this, 'desc')}></Input>
              </Form.Item>
              <Form.Item>
                <Button type="primary" nativeType="submit">Create</Button>
                <Button>Cancel</Button>
              </Form.Item>
            </Form>

when not found component for invalid url it will redirect to component NOTFOUND (done)

resource allocate in assets folder:

        use in component:
        - import [image-name] from 'url';
        <img src={image-name}
        
        example:
        
        
        import React, { Component } from "react";
        import './booking-history.scss';
        import image1 from './../../assets/image1.jpg';
        
        class BookingHistory extends Component {
            render() {
                return (
                    <h1>
                        <img src={image1} width="200" height="200" alt="image1" />
                    </h1>
                );
            }
        }
        
        export default BookingHistory;