WELCOME TO THE BOUNTIFUL BURGER APP

This app is your first step towards becoming the world's greatest burger connoisseur. Your app should be able to:

List the names of your burgers in a BurgerList
When clicking on the 'Show' button below a burger, it should display more info about the burger in the BurgerDisplay area
- More info includes the burger category and its image
Selecting the dropdown filter should allow you to filter the BurgerList by category
BONUS: Changing the burger category on the BurgerDisplay should persist the change to the backend
BONUS: Clicking the Hide button should delete the burger from the list (this does not need to persist)

STEP 1: VIEW THE DATA

All of the burger data is stored in the db.json file. You'll want to access this data using a json server. In order to do this, run the following command:

json-server --watch db.json

This will setup the data on a server using restful routes at http://localhost:3000/burgers.

Go to that url in your browser to view the data.

STEP 2: ADD BURGERS TO BURGERLIST

On page load, make a fetch to get all of the burger data. When you have this information, render the burger names to the BurgerList.

STEP 3: DISPLAY INFO ABOUT EACH BURGER ON CLICK

When a user clicks on the 'Show' button below a burger in the BurgerList, that burger's info (image, name, and category) should display in the BurgerDisplay component.

The category should display as a dropdown, with the default value set to the category of the burger. (e.g. The dropdown of the Veggie Burger should have Relatable as the default display value.)

STEP 4: FILTER BURGERS BY CATEGORY

When a user changes the value of the select dropdown above the BurgerList, the burgers displayed in the list should change accordingly:

the 'All' option should display all burgers
the 'Bougie' option should display only Bougie burgers
the 'Relatable' option should display only Relatable burgers

BONUS: CHANGE BURGER CATEGORY

The burger category displays as a select dropdown in the BurgerDisplay component. When a user changes the value of the dropdown, this change should persist.

For example, if a user changes the category of 'Veggie Burger' from Relatable to Bougie, then this change should still be reflected on the page upon refresh.

BONUS 2: HIDE BURGERS FROM THE LIST

When a user clicks on the 'Hide' button of a burger on the BurgerList, it should delete the burger's name from the list. This change does not need to persist to the backend.