🎉 React Starter Files!

This repository, set up as a simple monorepo, is your starting point. Follow the step-by-step instructions to set up your local development environment, and get ready for some fun!

🛠️ Set Up Your Local Development Environment

1. Fork This Repository: Click the 'Fork' button at the top of this repository to create a copy under your personal account.

2. Navigate to Your Projects Directory: Before cloning, on your computer ensure that you're in the directory that holds all of your projects. You can navigate to this directory using the cd command. For instance, if your projects are in a directory named 'Projects', you would use:

cd ~/Projects

3. Clone The Forked Repository: Now, let's clone the forked repository onto your local machine. Replace {your_github_username} with your actual Github username (for example, 'janesmith'). Run the following command in your terminal:

git clone git@github.com:{your_github_username}/react-starter-files.git

This command will create a new directory called react-starter-files within your current directory and will clone the repository into this new directory.

4. Navigate Into Your Cloned Repository: If you want to navigate into your new repository, use:

cd react-starter-files

5. Install Dependencies: While inside your project's root directory, install all the necessary dependencies using this command:

npm install

Now, you're ready to dive into individual tasks! 🏊‍♀️

🧭 How to Navigate Through Tasks

Each task comes with its own dedicated folder. To work on a task, you'll need to navigate to its folder. For example, if you're working on the "build-a-car" task, you would enter its directory using the command cd build-a-car.

After entering the specific task's directory, you can initiate the development environment. Simply run the following command from inside the task's directory:

npm run start

(Note: Make sure to replace "build-a-car" with the name of the task you're currently tackling.)

Happy Coding! 🚀