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Looks like you are not using 'i' in this block.
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Nice use of a variable to make the code in your return clean.
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If you take a look at the JSON, you will see that there is an Events key which is the array of statuses. Both seem to work. :)
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| const Timeline = (props) => { |
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Very clean. Looks like you are not using 'i' in this block. You may want to consider using it as a key.
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| <section class="timeline-event"> | ||
| <h4 class="event-person">{props.person}</h4> | ||
| <p class="event-status">{props.status}</p> | ||
| <p class="event-time"><Timestamp time={props.timestamp} /></p> |
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It appears that this is not actually working. The date stamps would be something like a year ago (I ran into this problem too). Consider taking a look at the JSON file. The key for timeStamp has a capital 's'. I would play around with this to see if you can see the timestamp based off of the dates in the JSON file. :)
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Beautiful. Good use of classes. Would this be a place to use className instead of class?
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