How to store data in the URL query string using React Router | ReactJS with Hooks | Code Student

How to store data in the URL query string using React Router | ReactJS with Hooks | Code Student

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How to store data in the URL query string using React Router | ReactJS with Hooks | Code Student

===== Quick Overview =====

⯈ Prerequisites:
⯈ npm installed
⯈ JS and React knowledge
⯈ VS Code or other IDE

⯈ Install:
⯈ npx create-react-app -folder name-
⯈ npm install --save react-router-dom

⯈ Components:
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How to store data in the URL query string using React Router | ReactJS with Hooks | Code Student

[codestudent]

Hey, thanks for watching! Like always, a brief overview of the topics covered can be found in the video description.
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[tire]

this is it! this is what I was browsing for :) thanks!

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Thanks for this content, this comment format explaining each line of code is great! Tip: zoom in to make the code more readable.

[hamzabenkhoud]

amazing short video !! this was very helpful <3 i hope u would post complete react projects tutorials

[shahnwazalam]

very helpful tutorial, please continue with this great work

[Shoutiez]

Hello can you make a video how to create query params based on user selected the checkbox filter like to make a request to backend?

[ardianfirman]

Hey, how do you set a request query string with a value of useState?

[theanonymoustalk]

what do you use for your div autocomplete, I cant find one for jsx or react

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Came across this for work. EvilWurst is that you?

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