Welcome to the Expense Tracker Application repository. This application is built using React and various custom hooks and components to provide a dynamic user experience for managing personal expenses. The project demonstrates advanced practices in React development, including state management, forms handling, and table interactions. Below, you will find a detailed breakdown of the application's architecture, key functionalities, and how each part contributes to the overall functionality.
The Expense Tracker allows users to add, edit, and delete expense records. It features a reactive form for input, a filterable table to display expenses, and the ability to sort and manage these expenses dynamically.
- Add Expense: Users can input expense details through a reactive form that validates inputs and manages state dynamically.
- Edit and Delete Expenses: Each expense can be modified or removed directly from the table via actions defined in the table's rows.
- Filter Expenses: Expenses can be filtered by category using a dropdown selector.
- Dynamic Table Sorting: The table headers support sorting, allowing users to order their expense records in ascending or descending order based on selected attributes.
- React: Used for building the user interface with functional components and hooks.
- Custom Hooks:
useReactiveFormanduseTableto handle form states and table operations, respectively. - CSS Frameworks: Bootstrap for styling and responsiveness.
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Custom Hooks and Utilities
useReactiveForm: Manages the form state, validation, and interactions.useTable: Handles data display in the table, including sorting and updates.
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Components
AlertsComponent: Displays messages or alerts based on certain conditions, such as when no expenses are present.SelectComponent: A reusable select box used for filtering expenses.TableComponent: A dynamic table that displays expenses and allows for sorting and action triggers.
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Interfaces
- Various TypeScript interfaces are used to define the shapes of data, enhancing the type-safety and readability of the code.
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Configuration or Mock Data
- Sample data and configurations that dictate the behavior and initial display of the components.
To get started with this project:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/expense-tracker.git
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Install dependencies:
cd expense-tracker npm install -
Run the application:
npm start
Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to improve the Expense Tracker application, please feel free to fork the repository, make changes, and submit a pull request. Your input is valuable and will help make this project even better.
This repository is designed as a hands-on project for learning and demonstrating advanced React and JavaScript concepts. It's ideal for developers looking to enhance their skills in state management, custom hooks, and component design in React applications.