In this lab, you'll be utilizing React Router to create a multi page app. Two json files have been provided for you in the src/data folder. React Router has been installed in this project for you. This lab was built with functional components.

• fork and clone this repository
• cd into the repo directory
• npm i or npm install to install our dependencies
• npm start to spin up our app

• You must have a page to display when your app loads. The url for this component should be /.
• You must have a page to display all games. The url for this component should be games.
• You must have a page to display all genres. The url for this component should be genres.
• You must have a page to display the details about a game. The url for this component should be games/:game_id.
• Your app must be styled

1. Set up your BrowserRouter in the index.js file.

2. Create a Home component. This component can display anything you'd like.

3. Create a Games component. Load your games.json file into this component. Use useEffect and useState to set the items inside of games.json to state. Map through your games in state and display them on the page.

4. Create a Genres component. Import the genres.json file into this component. Utilize useEffect and useState to set the list of genres to state.

5. Create a GameDetails component that has a more detailed view of a game. You'll want to capture the id in the url bar. Set up some state for this component that looks like the following:

   const [gameId, setGameId] = useState('') // should be the id in the url bar,
   const [game, setGame] = useState(null) // Should be null to start and later becomes an object with the selected game.

   • You'll want to access get the id from React Router's useParams hook.
   • Add a useEffect to this component. You should use a higher order array method to find a movie where the id matches what is in state. You may need to parse the id into an integer.
   • Display the selected movie in this component.

6. In App.js:

   • Import the provided Nav component and add it to your App.js. This component should be used before any routes. NOTE: This component will not work until after you've set up BrowserRouter in the index.js file.
   • Set up a <Routes/> for your routes.
   • Add in the routes for each page according to the requirements above.
   • Don't forget to import Routes and Route: import { Routes, Route } from 'react-router-dom'

7. Style your app! Create a css file in the styles folder.

• React Router Docs
• React Router useParams