How to Create a Responsive Dynamic Nav-Bar Component Using React with TypeScript

In this video tutorial (silent coding), we'll walk you through the process of creating a dynamic navbar component with React, Typescript, and Bootstrap5 using Vite.
The content Involves the following things :
1) Setup a React + TypeScript project.
2) Adding useful extensions in vs code for easy development.
3) Creating the component in React.
4) Set up the component structure.
5) Adding props to the components.
6) Adding navigation Items using map functions.
7) Adding Bootstrap to React application.
8) Styling with custom CSS.
9) Application of Use State Hook.
10) Adding images to the React component.
11) Adding collapse and expand toggle button using bootstrap.
12) Adding a dummy search bar.
13) Import and exporting of the component.
Finally, you will get the complete source code for a reusable responsive and dynamic navbar component.
for more reading and full source code visit my medium article :
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[@Nanashi-rq7lk]

Thanks

[@statusmonster223]

Thanks, it's very useful🥰

[@user-tl4pu9qw6g]

Useful 🙌✔

[@dennisibrahim3857]

Great video
Thank you

[@ivankrushinsky2395]

very helpful

[@Alexandra-hi1qj]

Hi, thanks for the walk through! But I struggle with enabling the toggle button functionality. When I import the bootstrap.bundle.min.js it "could not find a deceleration file for module". Do you know what the issue might be?

[@mpcodes007]

1) Double-check your import statement to ensure it is pointing to the correct file path for bootstrap.bundle.min.js
2) Make sure to install bootstrap.
3) Check the bootstrap file inside your node modules

[@joshhhff]

im having this issue now as well. did you ever fix this? i have bootstrap installed and I can see the file, but for some reason I cannot access anything in the js folder underneath the dist folder

[@unusualinvestment7540]

How to add different path on each button?

[@mpcodes007]

will explain on another video