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# Technigo React Starter App
# Project Todos

This app has been generated using `create-react-app`, then cleaned up a little so we have a project with just the elements we need to get started.
To create a to do list using redux toolkit.

Add components in the `src` folder and use them in `src/app.js` to get started.
## The problem

## Usage
I started off by making a sketch how the project would look like and how it would be organized / structured (with dropdowns collapsing)

1. On GitHub, click the 'use this template' button to create a new repo on your account
1. Clone the new repo to your computer
1. Install required dependencies with npm: `npm install`
1. Start the project: `npm start`
Then I started building all basic functionality, like adding items to the list and deleting items, later moved on to sorting items, depending on if they were completed or priority.

Alternatively, if you don't want a new git repo on your account;
When all that worked I moved to trying to create projects from scratch: arrays inside an array. In order (I don't know if it is the best way) to set a project name for each array I placed the arrays inside objects inside the 'main' array.

1. Download & extract the [latest release](https://github.com/Technigo/react-starter/releases/latest) from GitHub
1. Open the directory in the terminal: `cd /path/to/react-starter`
1. Install required dependencies with npm: `npm install`
1. Start the project: `npm start`
I used the redux dev tool a lot and stack overflow.

If I had more time I would work on structuring the project better.

## View it live

https://to-do-project-vera.netlify.app/
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