All the components of the new app are done and testable in the discovery tool (http://localhost:3000/discovery). Now it’s time to put them all together into a working application (available in the browser as http://localhost:3000/). Figure 8-1 shows the desired result when the user loads the app for the first time. There is a single row of default data coming from schema’s samples to demonstrate the purpose of the app to the user.
Figure 8-1. Loading the finished app for the first time
Figure 8-2 shows the dialog that pops up when the user clicks the + ADD WHINE button.
Figure 8-2. Adding a new record
Figure 8-3 shows the state of the app after the user has added one more row.
Figure 8-3. Two records in the table
Since you already have the header, body, the table component Excel, and the dialog component, the rendering is merely a question of assembling them, like so:
Then the main task is providing the correct props to these components and taking care of the data flow between them. Let’s create a component called DataFlow to take care of all this. DataFlow should have all ...
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