https://medium.com/quick-code/lets-learn-react-chapter-8-react-forms-f3137a5c07c7

Expected result

[ ] Read this tutorial chapter
[ ] follow code steps
[ ] move your code to this repository(at least one commit per day)
[ ] explain to me, what did you learn from it in a few sentences(not less than 5)
[ ] pass the test section
[ ] after reviewing your progress and closing this issue - you can move to the next chapter.

Test

[ ] right now form looks very simple. And usually Meal form have more fields. So let's add them.

By using this database schema: https://github.com/ChickenKyiv/recipe-api-only/blob/master/Recipe-ChickenKyiv-Release%231%20Schema%20%20%20SqlDBM.png We'll advance this form. I'm pretty sure that when you'll add all fields in this form, you'll realize that it's better to create a sub-components for each form field. So, Meal is a similar Model to Recipe. so we'll add all important things to that form.

Each recipe has attributes: diets, allergies, etc. - text field for each one
Each recipe has a weekday field(like today i have chicken, tomorrow i'll eat soup) - i assume it'll be checkbox.
Nutritions is a sub-array with a few fields() - text fields
Ingredients is a sub-array with a few ingredients inside(like chichen brests, salt, pepper, etc.) Let's have 4 ingredients per meal.

And, make it works :) this is when a real ES6 is coming into the scene. and don't forget that each field will also have an id field(later it can be useful, when you'll grab data from database)

GroceriStar / react-only-intern-17

Master React, Quick Code tutorial. Part 8 #10

Expected result

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