Cryptocurrencies are all the rage these days, and with the plethora of coins available, it’s essential to have a tool to easily search and view details about them. The Crypto Finder app does just that. Built with React, this app provides a seamless experience for users to search, filter, and view cryptocurrency details.
The Crypto Finder app consists of:
- A Search Interface: Users can search for cryptocurrencies by name.
- A List of Cryptocurrencies: Displayed as cards, showing basic information.
- Detailed View: Clicking on a cryptocurrency card shows more detailed information about that coin.
- Search Functionality: Filter cryptocurrencies by name.
- Dynamic Routing: View detailed information of a selected cryptocurrency.
- Responsive Design: Ensures the app looks good on different screen sizes.
- Loading Indicators: Show a loader while data is being fetched.
- React: For building the user interface.
- Axios: For making HTTP requests.
- React Router: For routing and navigation.
- CoinGecko API: For fetching cryptocurrency data.
Here’s a quick overview of the project structure:
src/
components/
CryptoFinder.js
CryptoDetails.js
Navbar.js
Footer.js
App.js
App.css
To get started with the Crypto Finder app, follow these steps:
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Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/abhishekgurjar-in/Crypto-Finder cd crypto-finder
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Install Dependencies
npm install
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Start the Development Server
npm start
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Open your browser and navigate to
http://localhost:3000
to see the app in action.
You can view the live demo of the Crypto Finder app here.
Building the Crypto Finder app was a fun and educational experience. It demonstrates how to use React for fetching and displaying data, handling routing, and creating a responsive and user-friendly interface. I hope you find this project helpful and that it inspires you to create your own applications with React!
- React Documentation: React Docs
- CoinGecko API: CoinGecko
- Axios Documentation: Axios Docs
Abhishek Gurjar is a dedicated web developer passionate about creating practical and functional web applications. Check out more of his projects on GitHub.