In this challenge, you are to build a list of NBA players utilizing Redux as your state management. Build this challenge from the ground up using what you have learned about state management.

Follow these steps to set up your project:

• fork & clone this repository.
• cd into the forked copy of this repository.
• RUN npm install to retrieve all server-side the dependencies.
• RUN npm start to get your API up and running on http://localhost:3333. This is the URL you're going to need to use within your React app in order to make AJAX requests for data.
• After your API is up and running, you can open chrome and type in http://localhost:3333/players. You should see an array with one player in it returned to you. This is an array that your API will be using to store our player Data.
• LOOK at your project directory and notice it's just a plain ol' React App that we've built using create-react-app.
• Open src/index.js to make sure that your app is ready to roll with the proper middleware.
• cd into project and run npm install to retrieve the client side dependencies.
• RUN npm start to fire up your React application. There ought to be a pretty little message awaiting you welcoming you to the app. Follow the prompting.

LOOK at all the files you've been given for this project. One important file to note is server.js. This file contains an API that you are going to be interfacing with. Below is documentation on how to interact with the API.

• Plan and implement how you are going to manage your state for your application
• You must use either context or Redux as your state management system
• Once you have planned out your state management system, fetch data from the player server and display the data it returns
• Add a form to collect info for a new player, and make a POST request to the server to add a new player to your roster.

• Retrieve an array all the players in the player DB by writing a GET to the endpoint /players.
• Double check that your response from the server is an array of players.

[
  {
    name: "Ricky Rubio",
    age: 29,
    height: "6′ 4″",
    id: 0
  }
];

• Design the functionality to add a player to the player DB you'll need all three fields. name, age, and height.

Example of the shape of data to be sent to the POST endpoint:

  {
    name: "Ricky Rubio",
    age: 29,
    height: "6′ 4″",
    id: 0
  }

• Double check to make sure that a player is created correctly once your functionality is built out.

Initially Ricky will be in the array, but it takes more than one player to make a roster. Be sure to add a few players!

Example of object created in player DB:

[
  {
    name: "Ricky Rubio",
    age: 29,
    height: "6′ 4″",
    id: 0
  },
  {
    name: "Stephen Curry",
    age: 32,
    height: "6′ 3″",
    id: 1
  }
];