What You Will Learn?

1. Building the Main Application (App)

• Integration of Reusable Components: Combine multiple functional components like Banner, SearchBar, and RecipeList into a cohesive application.

• Conditional Rendering: Learn how to render different views based on the application's state (e.g., show a "No recipes found" message if there are no matches).
   

2. Creating a Custom Hook (useFilteredRecipes)

• Encapsulation of Logic: Extract search and filtering logic into a reusable hook for better maintainability and reusability.

• State Management: Utilize React's useState to handle search queries and filter data dynamically.

• Filtering Data: Implement case-insensitive search functionality to provide real-time filtering of recipes based on user input.
   

3. Developing the SearchBar Component

• Unidirectional Data Flow: Use props (searchQuery, setSearchQuery) to manage state in a child component.

• Event Handling: Understand how to capture user input with onChange and update the state dynamically.

• Responsive Design: Style the input field using Tailwind CSS to ensure it looks great on all screen sizes.
   

4. Filtering Data

• Users can filter Recipes based on available ingredients they have at home.

• Using filter(), every() & find() to Filtering data.

5. Creating the RecipeList Component

• Dynamic Content Rendering: Map over an array of recipes and display a grid of RecipeCard components.

• Responsive Grid Layout: Use Tailwind's grid and gap utilities to create responsive layouts for varying screen sizes.
   

6. Designing the RecipeCard Component

• Reusable Design: Create a flexible card component that displays images, recipe names, and ingredients.

• Icons with React: Enhance the UI with interactive icons like the favorite (FaHeart) icon from React Icons.

• Truncating Content: Learn how to limit the number of displayed ingredients dynamically using the slice method.
   

7. Using Static Data (sampleRecipes)

• Sample Data Management: Organize and manage static data in a separate file for simplicity and better structure.

• Dynamic Rendering: Pass the data to components via props and render it dynamically on the UI.
   

8. Utilizing React's useState hook to manage the display of the RecipeDetails component

• To display the details of the selected recipe, implement a RecipeDetails component that toggles visibility when the "View Details" button is clicked. Manage this visibility state in the RecipeCard for localized management.
   

9. Tailwind CSS for Styling

• Responsive Design: Use Tailwind utilities to build a mobile-first layout that adapts seamlessly to larger screens.

• Consistent Styling: Apply Tailwind's color palette, typography, and spacing classes for a clean and modern interface.

• Custom Shapes and Layouts: Create rounded cards, oval-shaped images, and beautiful grid layouts with minimal effort.
   

By the end of this masterclass, you'll have gained the skills to:

• Design and implement scalable React applications with reusable components.

• Use custom hooks to encapsulate logic and simplify component design.

• Implementing React's useState hook for localized state management

• Style React components efficiently with Tailwind CSS.

• Build responsive, user-friendly interfaces suitable for real-world projects.