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Technical and architectural choices

Dependencies

  • react-router-dom for navigation between pages.
  • tailwind for styling.
  • react-paginate to render pagination.

Folders structure

  • components contains different components used within pages.
  • data contains useful static data, like color for types and icons for pokemons stats.
  • helpers contains helpers functions, like (apiFetch; wrapper for fetch function with base url)
  • loaders includes all loader functions used with routes. for more infos see https://reactrouter.com/en/main/route/loader
  • views includes layouts, pages, error pages.

router.js file includes all routes with their specific views

Possible improvements

  • move hardcoded svg icons to an assets folder, and create component that render them automatically by passing name and size as prop.
  • responsive enhancements:
    • slide menu.
    • horizontal scroll for types.
  • display more infos in single Pokemon show page.
  • maintain scroll position when navigating back.
  • use placholder content loader instead of global loader, in other pages.
  • filter by types and search in home page (unfortunately the current API doesn't support filters with pagination).
  • move hardcoded values like (baseUrl) to .env file.
  • tests.
  • darkmode.
  • offline mode.

What is already done

  • list all pokemons with pagination
  • filter pokemons in home page
  • save pagination state in url query
  • single pokemon show page
    • display stat
    • display types. (click on type tag will redirect to types and display other pokemons with having same type).
    • display evolution chain with each pokemon clickable.
  • types page
    • list all types.
    • filter pokemons by types (endpoint here doesn't support pagination).
  • display loaders when fetching data.
  • display error view when resource not found.
  • display an empty block when no data available (in home page).

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npm test

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