Trip with Security

• API to use:

  • GET https://tripapi.cphbusinessapps.dk/api/trips (ANYONE)
  • GET https://tripapi.cphbusinessapps.dk/api/guides (ADMIN)
  • GET https://tripapi.cphbusinessapps.dk/api/trips/3 (USER)
  • GET https://tripapi.cphbusinessapps.dk/api/auth/login (ANYONE)

• users in the system:

  • user {“username”: “user”, “password”: “user123”} - role: USER
  • admin {“username”: “admin”, “password”: “admin123”} - role: ADMIN

1. Use your solution to the codelab exercise in the second react week.

2. Install react router in the project npm i react-router

3. Setup the router in main.jsx and setup a parent route with the App component as element surrounding all the other routes. Documentation for react router can be found here

4. Setup 3 sub routes under the parent route:

   1. Trips (to show a list of all available trips)
   2. Guides (to show a list of all available guides - protected with the Admin role)
   3. Trip (to show a single trip with details about guide and packing list (if available) - protected with User role)

5. Setup a Header component used inside App (allways visible) with 2 links to trips, guides (and trip/:id will be shown when clicking a trip)

6. In the header component create a login form so that when logged in the form is replaced with the username of the logged in user

• use the apiFacade class from yesterday to do the login to the server.

7. Create the Trips Component to show a list of all the trips (use the code you have from the codelab)

8. Create the Guides Component to show a list of all guides

• Use the apiFacade to send the token with the Authorization header when making the request

9. Create the Trip Details Component with the User role