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[WIP] generate LoginPage container and LoginForm component #14
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app/components/LoginForm/index.js
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import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; | ||
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const LoginForm = props => { | ||
console.log({ props }); |
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i guess this shouldn't be here, if it's for development purpose you can use the react devtools
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I removed it.
import { AUTHENTICATION } from './constants'; | ||
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export function login(credentials) { | ||
console.log({ credentials }); |
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I think we need to remove all console.log
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Of course I will that's why I labeled my PR [WIP] (work in progress).
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Ahaa, sorry didn't notice that.
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