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Routing and layout with App.jsx

Routing and layout with App.jsx

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Routing and layout with App.jsx

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Welcome! In this session, we'll enhance our Story Collection React app by adding routing for navigation, implementing a shared layout with a header and footer, and preparing the ground for language-aware content. Get ready to level up your React skills! We don't need the LanguageTest component anymore as we will be focusing on routing and layout in this step. Let's remove it to make space for our routing and layout structure. Let's install the react-router-dom package using npm to enable client-side routing in our react application. Moving to app.jxx To set up routing, I am importing BrowserRouter, components and route from React Router DOM. These components are essential for enabling navigation in our React application. I am now adding the BrowserRouter component. This component wraps our entire application and makes routing functionality available to all child components. This is a crucial step for enabling navigation within our app. To structure our layout, I am wrapping the…

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