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The App component will hold the state for the app. That way we can keep everything organised in one place and pass different pieces of state to different components. Ah our first component! We're going to create a MovieList component to display the list of movies that comes back in the search request.
Create a new folder call components under the src folder. Create a new file in the components folder called MovieList. Now that we know our app is capable of rendering the movies we receive from the API, we can add logic to make a request to get Movies and render these on the screen. Since we already pass the movie state value to the MovieList as props, this works automatically without us having to change our JSX.
How nice! While we're here we're going to add the fancy horizontal scroll effect and a dark background — Netflix style.
So far we've been using hardcoded search values, but this might not please the non Star Wars fans. Add a new component to the components folder called MovieListHeading.
Open it up and add the following:. Add a new component to the components folder called SearchBox. Now that we have some new components, we need to know what the user has typed so that we can send it to the API. Update App. By saving the state of the input in App.
Now that we know what the user has typed, we need to call the API with this value. Being able to search for movies is nice and all, but how are we supposed to remember to watch all these fantastic films? By adding them to favourites, of course! We'll add a nice "zooming" effect that shows an "Add to Favourites" button when the user hovers over the poster, like you see below. We'll start by adding the overlay and zooming effect. Go to MovieList. Now if you save and run this, nothing will happen.
We need to add some CSS for the magic to happen. Go to App. If you run this in the browser, you can see the image "zooms" and the overlay appears when you hover over. Next we're going to create an "Add to Favourites" component that we pass to the MovieList which we'll then render in the overlay.
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