This project demonstrate how a simple login and signup system works without using any state management library Like Redux,MobX...
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Clone the repository in your local repository by Typing:-
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After cloning the repository install all the node dependencies by typing:-
$npm ior
$npm install -
After installing, node_modules and package-lock.json file will be installed in your root directory
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Then to start the application type:-
$npm start -
You will see that our application will be running at localhost 3000.
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Now you are at the home page which displays the login page.
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Since you are a new user hence click on Signup button to create an account.
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Fill all your details in register page.
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While filling your details make sure you that your password should contain alteast 1 capital letter, 1 small letter, 1 Special character and atleast have 8 characters.
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*fields are mandatory to fill and optional fields are not mandatory.
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After filling all your details hit signup button.
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If signup successful then it will confirm you to go in Login page.
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Click ok to redirect to login page and fill username as your email-id and your password.
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Once Login is successful, it will render a dummy component with logout__button on it.
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Your page persist even after you refresh it.
- Ajin Varghese - Github - Ajin998
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.
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