• Create a complex application using React and Redux

In this lab, we will practice creating and removing various items using Redux. We are working with two different resources, restaurants and reviews, with each restaurant having many reviews and reviews belonging to a restaurant. You will implement components to connect each resource to your Redux store.

Start off by working on the restaurantsSlice and create these actions:

• restaurantAdded: should take a string of the restaurant name, and add a new restaurant to the array of entities in state. The restaurant should have a name and id, generated using the uuid package.
• restaurantRemoved: should take the restaurant ID as the payload, and remove the restaurant from the array of entities in state.

For your components, start off by working on the components for displaying restaurants. First, you'll need a RestaurantInput component that allows a user to create new restaurants. Your form should have two inputs: a text input to enter the name of the restaurant with a label of "Name", and an input with type equal submit and the text of "Add Restaurant".

Next, you will build out the RestaurantsContainer component that will connect to Redux and pass the appropriate props down to its children. You will then want to create a Restaurants component that renders a list of restaurants, and a Restaurant component that is responsible for each individual restaurant.

Users should also be able to delete restaurants, so you will need to wire up the button rendered in the Restaurant component with the text of "Delete Restaurant".

Next you will work on the reviews resource. Since you'll need to be able to associate reviews to restaurants, and delete specific reviews, reviews stored in Redux should have a comment key for the review content, a restaurantId key to associate and display the review with a specific restaurant and an id key unique to the review itself.

Start off by working on the reviewsSlice and create these actions:

• reviewAdded: should take a string of the review comment and the restaurantId, and add a new review to the array of entities in state. The review should have a comment, restaurantId, and id, generated using the uuid package.
• reviewRemoved: should take the review ID as the payload, and remove the review from the array of entities in state.

Once you've created your reviewsSlice, export and use its reducer in the ./src/store.js file.

Note: Although each review belongs to a specific restaurant, that relationship should be implemented using the restaurantId key, not in the structure of the store's state. In order to get the tests passing, the state will need to be structured as follows:

  {
    restaurants: { entities: [] },
    reviews: { entities: [] }
  }

Next, work on the components. You will make a ReviewInput component that will enable users to create a review that is associated with a specific restaurant. The form should have a <textarea> for the content of the review with a label of "Comment", along with an input of type submit and the text of "Add Review".

Next you will build out the ReviewsContainer, Reviews, and Review components. The ReviewsContainer should be nested within the Restaurant component so reviews are displayed underneath the restaurant they belong to. Users should also be able to delete a specific review using a button with the text of "Delete Review".

Once all tests are passing, you'll be able to create and delete restaurants and their specific reviews.

Bonus: Implement edit functionality for restaurants and reviews. You will probably want to include an additional button with each restaurant and review that, when clicked, will open an input where a user could modify the contents of a specific item. You will then need to dispatch an update action to the reducer to update the store.