Today, we're going to be building a React project from scratch! We'll be using an awesome tool from facebook to bootstrap our app called create-react-app. To use it, first, install the package globally (for CLI tools, we usually install npm packages in a global location)

npm install -g create-react-app

Next, we'll create our application.

create-react-app boozer-react

This will create a new app in the directory where you run the command. Simple!

0. Using create-react-app, create a new project called boozer.
1. We've provided you with an API. Fork and clone the api, then run rake db:migrate and rake db:seed. We have two endpoints right now: /api/v1/cocktails renders out a list of cocktails and their proportions. Our domain model is that cocktail has many proportions and has many ingredients through those proportions.
2. Create a component called CocktailsContainer. This component should fetch a list of cocktails from the API and render our the cocktail names.
3. Next, each cocktail name should be a clickable link. Clicking on this link should render out a detail view of the cocktail including the name, description, instructions, and proportions. HINT - use react-router-dom to update the URL as you click on each particular cocktail. Our goal is to have a "Master-Detail" layout - our list should be ever-present on the left side and our detail view should take up two thirds of the screen.

Once you finish the above features, start implementing the below user stories. NOTE You will have to add endpoints to the API to make these work properly.

0. As a user, I should be able to create a new cocktail. This means we will need a form where I can enter a cocktail name, description, instructions, and multiple proportions. The form should be dynamic - I should be able to choose how many different proportions I want to add.

NOTE - there is a lot of functionality tied up in this one user story. You probably need to break this one up into multiple stories. Focus on small pieces of work at a time. First, maybe you want to make a form that just has a user enter in a cocktail name? Then let the user submit that form? Then add a hard-coded number of proportions? Build in small chunks and don't worry about edge cases to start. Pretend that the user will do everything perfectly.

1. As a user, I can filter the list of cocktails by name. This means I need a search input to enter in a name. Our list should then only show cocktails whose name matches.