Create the above using props. Each card must be treated as a single component and then map it using a dummy array of objects. For icons use react-icons.bhai aise bna jaise kisi naye sikhe huye bache ne bnaya ho aur isse react js m bna . folder structure bhi react js ka hona chhaiye aur tailwind css use kro isme
I'll create a simple customer management interface using React components, props, and Tailwind CSS. I'll structure it like a beginner React project and use react-icons for the icons.
This is a simple customer management interface built with React and Tailwind CSS. Here's how it's structured:
- App.js: The main component that contains our dummy data array and renders the Header and CustomerTable components.
Components:
- Header.js: Shows the Register, Export, and Layout buttons at the top
- CustomerTable.js: Renders the table headers and maps through the customer data
- CustomerRow.js: A reusable component for each customer row that receives customer data as props
- Icons: Using react-icons (FaPlus, FaFileExport, FaThLarge, FaPencilAlt, FaEye, FaEllipsisV) for the various icons
The code follows a beginner-friendly approach with:
- Simple component structure
- Basic CSS styling
- Props passing from parent to child components
- Mapping through an array to render multiple similar components
To use this code, you would need to install the dependencies:
npm install react react-dom react-icons tailwindcssAnd make sure to configure Tailwind CSS in your project. This structure follows a typical React application pattern that beginners would use when learning React.