# Client-side Server Codebase Setup

To set up the code base on the client-side, a folder was created by the frontend engineer on the local machine, the already-created i-validate repo was cloned, and a react app was created using "npx create-react-app i-validate."

The following are the dependencies added to the i-validate app:

* React-Router DOM,
* React-icons,
* EmailJs,
* IBM-Waston,
* React-bar-chart,
* Bootstrap Framework,
* Firebase.

All these dependencies were added to the app using the following node package manager codes:

1. npm install react-router dom,
2. npm install bootstrap,
3. npm install firebase.

Then, for the naming conventions of the CSS, and HTML, we will be using camel case for uniformity and semantic HTML tags.


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