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Cars Report

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Vvkoschman
Last edited Jul 29, 2020
Created on Jul 29, 2020
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This example displays a list of vehicles under a price threshold, with each item formatted as “year make model: price” in green text beneath a purple title. It fetches mock data from a simulated server using a Promise with setTimeout, then filters and renders an ordered HTML list via the DOM API’s `createElement` and `appendChild`. The React-based code uses static imports and ES6 modules, with formatting logic separated into `formatCar.js` and report generation into `generateReport.js`.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

See also React Starter.

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