Movie info website (React, axios and Semantic UI)











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import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { Grid, Header, Divider, Image, Embed, Button, Icon } from 'semantic-ui-react'
import axios from 'axios';

class Movie extends Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
title: '',
year: '',
poster: '',
plot: '',
rating: '',
genres: '',
runtime: ''
};
}

componentWillMount() {
axios.get('http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895')
.then((response) => {
console.log(response.data);
this.setState(
{
title: response.data.Title,
year: response.data.Year,
poster: response.data.Poster,
plot: response.data.Plot,
rating: response.data.imdbRating,
genres: response.data.Genre,
runtime: response.data.Runtime
})
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log(err);
});
}

render() {
return (
<div>
<Grid container>
<Grid.Column width={5}>
<Image
src={this.state.poster}
fluid
/>
<Button attached='top'>
<Icon name='plus'/>
Add to watchlist
</Button>

<Divider section/>

<h4>RATING</h4>
<img className='imdb-icon' src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lOC6oCAWrB7TNqvPdgJkQzUyC2pLc63n0iLCBtIE9CF-FFUjbbiAyW9AUPiCfkz3nOUxNE0SVZtxGsKRwDPsHqpOuHYadm2lEhx6wfobYyoPp8CfV3tO65ZTjJ8-91vT9Q7lwrOvDQF_sIOUGJ32TeIYdgWXHLiM3RNYS5LUq1fL71l5nL_37He7XokgUO6lbuwPOm7nNEAyBuyQgYzPgB-hxkzSGeUg6o4Tp7dAz8O3X6Cuhhxew-N23-zgqr4ag3dZ9L4De21WLO-WppAmgh752F4uY4Zt-IrbtxldHnOkve8OX3ktlRCHkrtcdHVL9jCWruyBpn3KZhL2fuMZ9oeWSVU3v4Gpkxb5xlh3MTveT8N45ih3WAYoP6Hm-Jz8qAhMQpfnmSRGzuQaX22FITypo_XeKcvkoSLUQMC1V68nuWcOT2MphDFyMgTjunmLBca74UpL5s3k2_FhJfS0RX0k0Y6IC6bUOL5gWcEu0d4rJv8iJHnXKft4zohH4PryAuE-G2q7rs4Vnb_65grz89QQGmF6OLGUhZowBfnGD8_MRE6Ev9Q92x8hMSFWZJZsz2wNk0eUxnCVSJFNVO1jphG2bSHy6ojYNVe9b-JVVQ3NlJr9KjB6=w64-h32-no"/>
<span>{this.state.rating}</span>

<h4>GENRES</h4>
<p>{this.state.genres}</p>

<h4>RUNTIME</h4>
<p>{this.state.runtime}</p>

<Divider section/>
</Grid.Column>
<Grid.Column width={11}>
<Header as='h2' inverted>
{this.state.title}
<Header.Subheader>
({this.state.year})
</Header.Subheader>
</Header>

<Embed id='O6Xo21L0ybE' source='youtube'/>

<h4>PLOT</h4>
<p>{this.state.plot}</p>
</Grid.Column>
</Grid>
</div>
);
}
}

export default Movie;


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    import React, { Component } from 'react';
    import { Grid, Header, Divider, Image, Embed, Button, Icon } from 'semantic-ui-react'
    import axios from 'axios';

    class Movie extends Component {
    constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
    title: '',
    year: '',
    poster: '',
    plot: '',
    rating: '',
    genres: '',
    runtime: ''
    };
    }

    componentWillMount() {
    axios.get('http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895')
    .then((response) => {
    console.log(response.data);
    this.setState(
    {
    title: response.data.Title,
    year: response.data.Year,
    poster: response.data.Poster,
    plot: response.data.Plot,
    rating: response.data.imdbRating,
    genres: response.data.Genre,
    runtime: response.data.Runtime
    })
    })
    .catch((err) => {
    console.log(err);
    });
    }

    render() {
    return (
    <div>
    <Grid container>
    <Grid.Column width={5}>
    <Image
    src={this.state.poster}
    fluid
    />
    <Button attached='top'>
    <Icon name='plus'/>
    Add to watchlist
    </Button>

    <Divider section/>

    <h4>RATING</h4>
    <img className='imdb-icon' src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lOC6oCAWrB7TNqvPdgJkQzUyC2pLc63n0iLCBtIE9CF-FFUjbbiAyW9AUPiCfkz3nOUxNE0SVZtxGsKRwDPsHqpOuHYadm2lEhx6wfobYyoPp8CfV3tO65ZTjJ8-91vT9Q7lwrOvDQF_sIOUGJ32TeIYdgWXHLiM3RNYS5LUq1fL71l5nL_37He7XokgUO6lbuwPOm7nNEAyBuyQgYzPgB-hxkzSGeUg6o4Tp7dAz8O3X6Cuhhxew-N23-zgqr4ag3dZ9L4De21WLO-WppAmgh752F4uY4Zt-IrbtxldHnOkve8OX3ktlRCHkrtcdHVL9jCWruyBpn3KZhL2fuMZ9oeWSVU3v4Gpkxb5xlh3MTveT8N45ih3WAYoP6Hm-Jz8qAhMQpfnmSRGzuQaX22FITypo_XeKcvkoSLUQMC1V68nuWcOT2MphDFyMgTjunmLBca74UpL5s3k2_FhJfS0RX0k0Y6IC6bUOL5gWcEu0d4rJv8iJHnXKft4zohH4PryAuE-G2q7rs4Vnb_65grz89QQGmF6OLGUhZowBfnGD8_MRE6Ev9Q92x8hMSFWZJZsz2wNk0eUxnCVSJFNVO1jphG2bSHy6ojYNVe9b-JVVQ3NlJr9KjB6=w64-h32-no"/>
    <span>{this.state.rating}</span>

    <h4>GENRES</h4>
    <p>{this.state.genres}</p>

    <h4>RUNTIME</h4>
    <p>{this.state.runtime}</p>

    <Divider section/>
    </Grid.Column>
    <Grid.Column width={11}>
    <Header as='h2' inverted>
    {this.state.title}
    <Header.Subheader>
    ({this.state.year})
    </Header.Subheader>
    </Header>

    <Embed id='O6Xo21L0ybE' source='youtube'/>

    <h4>PLOT</h4>
    <p>{this.state.plot}</p>
    </Grid.Column>
    </Grid>
    </div>
    );
    }
    }

    export default Movie;


    I am very new to React. This is for a school project and I would love to if someone reviewed my code. What improvements can I do?










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      import React, { Component } from 'react';
      import { Grid, Header, Divider, Image, Embed, Button, Icon } from 'semantic-ui-react'
      import axios from 'axios';

      class Movie extends Component {
      constructor(props) {
      super(props);
      this.state = {
      title: '',
      year: '',
      poster: '',
      plot: '',
      rating: '',
      genres: '',
      runtime: ''
      };
      }

      componentWillMount() {
      axios.get('http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895')
      .then((response) => {
      console.log(response.data);
      this.setState(
      {
      title: response.data.Title,
      year: response.data.Year,
      poster: response.data.Poster,
      plot: response.data.Plot,
      rating: response.data.imdbRating,
      genres: response.data.Genre,
      runtime: response.data.Runtime
      })
      })
      .catch((err) => {
      console.log(err);
      });
      }

      render() {
      return (
      <div>
      <Grid container>
      <Grid.Column width={5}>
      <Image
      src={this.state.poster}
      fluid
      />
      <Button attached='top'>
      <Icon name='plus'/>
      Add to watchlist
      </Button>

      <Divider section/>

      <h4>RATING</h4>
      <img className='imdb-icon' src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lOC6oCAWrB7TNqvPdgJkQzUyC2pLc63n0iLCBtIE9CF-FFUjbbiAyW9AUPiCfkz3nOUxNE0SVZtxGsKRwDPsHqpOuHYadm2lEhx6wfobYyoPp8CfV3tO65ZTjJ8-91vT9Q7lwrOvDQF_sIOUGJ32TeIYdgWXHLiM3RNYS5LUq1fL71l5nL_37He7XokgUO6lbuwPOm7nNEAyBuyQgYzPgB-hxkzSGeUg6o4Tp7dAz8O3X6Cuhhxew-N23-zgqr4ag3dZ9L4De21WLO-WppAmgh752F4uY4Zt-IrbtxldHnOkve8OX3ktlRCHkrtcdHVL9jCWruyBpn3KZhL2fuMZ9oeWSVU3v4Gpkxb5xlh3MTveT8N45ih3WAYoP6Hm-Jz8qAhMQpfnmSRGzuQaX22FITypo_XeKcvkoSLUQMC1V68nuWcOT2MphDFyMgTjunmLBca74UpL5s3k2_FhJfS0RX0k0Y6IC6bUOL5gWcEu0d4rJv8iJHnXKft4zohH4PryAuE-G2q7rs4Vnb_65grz89QQGmF6OLGUhZowBfnGD8_MRE6Ev9Q92x8hMSFWZJZsz2wNk0eUxnCVSJFNVO1jphG2bSHy6ojYNVe9b-JVVQ3NlJr9KjB6=w64-h32-no"/>
      <span>{this.state.rating}</span>

      <h4>GENRES</h4>
      <p>{this.state.genres}</p>

      <h4>RUNTIME</h4>
      <p>{this.state.runtime}</p>

      <Divider section/>
      </Grid.Column>
      <Grid.Column width={11}>
      <Header as='h2' inverted>
      {this.state.title}
      <Header.Subheader>
      ({this.state.year})
      </Header.Subheader>
      </Header>

      <Embed id='O6Xo21L0ybE' source='youtube'/>

      <h4>PLOT</h4>
      <p>{this.state.plot}</p>
      </Grid.Column>
      </Grid>
      </div>
      );
      }
      }

      export default Movie;


      I am very new to React. This is for a school project and I would love to if someone reviewed my code. What improvements can I do?










      share|improve this question















      import React, { Component } from 'react';
      import { Grid, Header, Divider, Image, Embed, Button, Icon } from 'semantic-ui-react'
      import axios from 'axios';

      class Movie extends Component {
      constructor(props) {
      super(props);
      this.state = {
      title: '',
      year: '',
      poster: '',
      plot: '',
      rating: '',
      genres: '',
      runtime: ''
      };
      }

      componentWillMount() {
      axios.get('http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895')
      .then((response) => {
      console.log(response.data);
      this.setState(
      {
      title: response.data.Title,
      year: response.data.Year,
      poster: response.data.Poster,
      plot: response.data.Plot,
      rating: response.data.imdbRating,
      genres: response.data.Genre,
      runtime: response.data.Runtime
      })
      })
      .catch((err) => {
      console.log(err);
      });
      }

      render() {
      return (
      <div>
      <Grid container>
      <Grid.Column width={5}>
      <Image
      src={this.state.poster}
      fluid
      />
      <Button attached='top'>
      <Icon name='plus'/>
      Add to watchlist
      </Button>

      <Divider section/>

      <h4>RATING</h4>
      <img className='imdb-icon' src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lOC6oCAWrB7TNqvPdgJkQzUyC2pLc63n0iLCBtIE9CF-FFUjbbiAyW9AUPiCfkz3nOUxNE0SVZtxGsKRwDPsHqpOuHYadm2lEhx6wfobYyoPp8CfV3tO65ZTjJ8-91vT9Q7lwrOvDQF_sIOUGJ32TeIYdgWXHLiM3RNYS5LUq1fL71l5nL_37He7XokgUO6lbuwPOm7nNEAyBuyQgYzPgB-hxkzSGeUg6o4Tp7dAz8O3X6Cuhhxew-N23-zgqr4ag3dZ9L4De21WLO-WppAmgh752F4uY4Zt-IrbtxldHnOkve8OX3ktlRCHkrtcdHVL9jCWruyBpn3KZhL2fuMZ9oeWSVU3v4Gpkxb5xlh3MTveT8N45ih3WAYoP6Hm-Jz8qAhMQpfnmSRGzuQaX22FITypo_XeKcvkoSLUQMC1V68nuWcOT2MphDFyMgTjunmLBca74UpL5s3k2_FhJfS0RX0k0Y6IC6bUOL5gWcEu0d4rJv8iJHnXKft4zohH4PryAuE-G2q7rs4Vnb_65grz89QQGmF6OLGUhZowBfnGD8_MRE6Ev9Q92x8hMSFWZJZsz2wNk0eUxnCVSJFNVO1jphG2bSHy6ojYNVe9b-JVVQ3NlJr9KjB6=w64-h32-no"/>
      <span>{this.state.rating}</span>

      <h4>GENRES</h4>
      <p>{this.state.genres}</p>

      <h4>RUNTIME</h4>
      <p>{this.state.runtime}</p>

      <Divider section/>
      </Grid.Column>
      <Grid.Column width={11}>
      <Header as='h2' inverted>
      {this.state.title}
      <Header.Subheader>
      ({this.state.year})
      </Header.Subheader>
      </Header>

      <Embed id='O6Xo21L0ybE' source='youtube'/>

      <h4>PLOT</h4>
      <p>{this.state.plot}</p>
      </Grid.Column>
      </Grid>
      </div>
      );
      }
      }

      export default Movie;


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          Some things I would change:





          • Make initial state look like this:



            this.state = {
            movie: null
            };


          • Instead of making the api request in componentWillMount, do it in componentDidMount because componentWillMount is considered legacy.



          • In componentDidMount be more declarative, which means to be more descriptive of what you are doing, so call a method that gets the movie like this:



            componentDidMount() {
            this.getMovie();
            }



          getMovie() would look like this:



          getMovie() {
          axios
          .get("http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895")
          .then(response => {
          const movie = {
          title: response.data.Title,
          year: response.data.Year,
          poster: response.data.Poster,
          plot: response.data.Plot,
          rating: response.data.imdbRating,
          genres: response.data.Genre,
          runtime: response.data.Runtime
          };
          this.setMovie(movie);
          })
          .catch(err => {
          console.log(err);
          });
          }


          setMovie(movie):



          setMovie(movie) {
          this.setState({ movie });
          }




          • Lastly, in your render, I would check if there was a movie on state before rendering anything, if there is no movie, display some text saying no movie.



            render() {
            if (!this.state.movie) {
            return <p>No movie found.</p>;
            }

            return (
            ...what you currently have
            );
            }







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            Some things I would change:





            • Make initial state look like this:



              this.state = {
              movie: null
              };


            • Instead of making the api request in componentWillMount, do it in componentDidMount because componentWillMount is considered legacy.



            • In componentDidMount be more declarative, which means to be more descriptive of what you are doing, so call a method that gets the movie like this:



              componentDidMount() {
              this.getMovie();
              }



            getMovie() would look like this:



            getMovie() {
            axios
            .get("http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895")
            .then(response => {
            const movie = {
            title: response.data.Title,
            year: response.data.Year,
            poster: response.data.Poster,
            plot: response.data.Plot,
            rating: response.data.imdbRating,
            genres: response.data.Genre,
            runtime: response.data.Runtime
            };
            this.setMovie(movie);
            })
            .catch(err => {
            console.log(err);
            });
            }


            setMovie(movie):



            setMovie(movie) {
            this.setState({ movie });
            }




            • Lastly, in your render, I would check if there was a movie on state before rendering anything, if there is no movie, display some text saying no movie.



              render() {
              if (!this.state.movie) {
              return <p>No movie found.</p>;
              }

              return (
              ...what you currently have
              );
              }







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              Some things I would change:





              • Make initial state look like this:



                this.state = {
                movie: null
                };


              • Instead of making the api request in componentWillMount, do it in componentDidMount because componentWillMount is considered legacy.



              • In componentDidMount be more declarative, which means to be more descriptive of what you are doing, so call a method that gets the movie like this:



                componentDidMount() {
                this.getMovie();
                }



              getMovie() would look like this:



              getMovie() {
              axios
              .get("http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895")
              .then(response => {
              const movie = {
              title: response.data.Title,
              year: response.data.Year,
              poster: response.data.Poster,
              plot: response.data.Plot,
              rating: response.data.imdbRating,
              genres: response.data.Genre,
              runtime: response.data.Runtime
              };
              this.setMovie(movie);
              })
              .catch(err => {
              console.log(err);
              });
              }


              setMovie(movie):



              setMovie(movie) {
              this.setState({ movie });
              }




              • Lastly, in your render, I would check if there was a movie on state before rendering anything, if there is no movie, display some text saying no movie.



                render() {
                if (!this.state.movie) {
                return <p>No movie found.</p>;
                }

                return (
                ...what you currently have
                );
                }







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                Some things I would change:





                • Make initial state look like this:



                  this.state = {
                  movie: null
                  };


                • Instead of making the api request in componentWillMount, do it in componentDidMount because componentWillMount is considered legacy.



                • In componentDidMount be more declarative, which means to be more descriptive of what you are doing, so call a method that gets the movie like this:



                  componentDidMount() {
                  this.getMovie();
                  }



                getMovie() would look like this:



                getMovie() {
                axios
                .get("http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895")
                .then(response => {
                const movie = {
                title: response.data.Title,
                year: response.data.Year,
                poster: response.data.Poster,
                plot: response.data.Plot,
                rating: response.data.imdbRating,
                genres: response.data.Genre,
                runtime: response.data.Runtime
                };
                this.setMovie(movie);
                })
                .catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                });
                }


                setMovie(movie):



                setMovie(movie) {
                this.setState({ movie });
                }




                • Lastly, in your render, I would check if there was a movie on state before rendering anything, if there is no movie, display some text saying no movie.



                  render() {
                  if (!this.state.movie) {
                  return <p>No movie found.</p>;
                  }

                  return (
                  ...what you currently have
                  );
                  }







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                Some things I would change:





                • Make initial state look like this:



                  this.state = {
                  movie: null
                  };


                • Instead of making the api request in componentWillMount, do it in componentDidMount because componentWillMount is considered legacy.



                • In componentDidMount be more declarative, which means to be more descriptive of what you are doing, so call a method that gets the movie like this:



                  componentDidMount() {
                  this.getMovie();
                  }



                getMovie() would look like this:



                getMovie() {
                axios
                .get("http://www.omdbapi.com/?i=tt0096895")
                .then(response => {
                const movie = {
                title: response.data.Title,
                year: response.data.Year,
                poster: response.data.Poster,
                plot: response.data.Plot,
                rating: response.data.imdbRating,
                genres: response.data.Genre,
                runtime: response.data.Runtime
                };
                this.setMovie(movie);
                })
                .catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                });
                }


                setMovie(movie):



                setMovie(movie) {
                this.setState({ movie });
                }




                • Lastly, in your render, I would check if there was a movie on state before rendering anything, if there is no movie, display some text saying no movie.



                  render() {
                  if (!this.state.movie) {
                  return <p>No movie found.</p>;
                  }

                  return (
                  ...what you currently have
                  );
                  }








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