Search Results component in React
See original GitHub issueAs we’ve built many features to justify the one-liner description of this project i.e. a go-to networking tool, now it’s time to revamp the existing UI.
Add a new component Results.js
which willdisplay the result of the current scan. Refer the image attached below for design.
As of now, create Results.js
which takes input from results.json
(create a json file with hardcoded results) and display them according to the UI
P.S. : The basic frontend on react is available on feature/frontend-react
branch in the folder network-scanner
. Add your components in the same branch. Do not make any changes in App.js
/ index.js
.
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kindly add
level3
label here too. @ishika1727Yes. You can go ahead!