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The deployment steps are exactly the same for this updated "React hooks" version of the app, you just need to use this project's github repo URL instead when deploying the front end.
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The below video shows how to setup a production ready web server from scratch on AWS, then deploy the previous version of this tutorial app (built without React hooks) and configure it to run with a real Node.js + MongoDB backend api.
For a real backend API built with ASP.NET Core 3.1 follow the instructions at ASP.NET Core 3.1 - Simple API for Authentication, Registration and User Management. For an API built with NodeJS and MySQL follow the instructions at Node.js + MySQL - Simple API for Authentication, Registration and User Management. To run the auth example with a real backend API built with NodeJS and MongoDB follow the instructions at NodeJS + MongoDB - Simple API for Authentication, Registration and User Management. You can build your own backend api or start with one of the below options: The react hooks example app uses a fake / mock backend that uses browser local storage for managing application data, to switch to a real backend api you just have to remove a couple of lines of code from the main react entry file ( /src/index.jsx). Running the React Hooks Example with a Real Backend API Start the application by running npm start from the command line in the project root folder, this will launch a browser displaying the application.įor more info on setting up a React development environment see React - Setup Development Environment. Redux hooks install#
Install all required npm packages by running npm install from the command line in the project root folder (where the package.json is located). Download or clone the project source code from. Running the React Hooks + Redux Tutorial Example Locally - Built tutorial with React 16.13.0 and Redux 4.0.5. - Implemented redirect to previous page after login. Here it is in action: (See on StackBlitz at ) The tutorial project is available on GitHub at. Styling of the React hooks example is all done with Bootstrap 4.4 CSS.įor an extended version that includes email verification, role based authorization and forgot password functionality see React Boilerplate - Email Sign Up with Verification, Authentication & Forgot Password. Redux hooks update#
The tutorial example is a boilerplate application built with React functional components that uses React hooks to implement JWT authentication, it's an update of this tutorial that is built using tradional React class components. In this tutorial we'll cover how to implement user registration and login functionality with React Hooks and Redux.
Next.js: Next.js 13 + MongoDB, Next.js 11. 
React: React 18 + Redux, React 17 + Recoil, React 16 + Redux.Tutorial built with React 16.13, React Hooks and Redux 4.0.5
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