React js Front-end

Requirements: Front-End Development: 1. Create a React application with the following components: a. TaskList: Display a grid of tasks with columns for task name, description, category, and the date last edited. The number of columns displayed should vary based on the screen size (3 columns on Desktop, 2 on Tablet, and 1 on Mobile). b. TaskForm: A form to add or edit tasks. Include fields for title, description, category, and status (completed or not). c. TaskTable: Display a table view of tasks with columns for task name, description, category, and the date last edited. The table should always match the width of the grid. d. SearchBar: Allow users to search for tasks. The search should match task names and descriptions. Support exact matches when the search query contains a phrase within double quotes. e. SortDropdown: Allow users to sort tasks by name or date last edited. f. Pagination: Implement pagination using 'page numbers' style. Each page should display a specified number of tasks (e.g., 10 tasks per page). g. CategoryList: Display a list of categories and allow users to create, edit, and delete categories. 2. Use React Router to create different routes for task management (e.g., '/tasks', '/categories'). 3. Implement a Redux store to manage the application's state. Define actions, reducers, and selectors for tasks and categories. 4. Connect components to the Redux store for data management. 5. Implement a responsive layout that adapts to different screen sizes (Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile). 1. Ensure that the UI state is preserved when the web page is refreshed. The data loaded after a refresh should match the search query and sorting criteria. API Integration:  Simulate API calls using local state. Create functions for fetching, creating, editing, and deleting tasks and categories. Search:  Users can search for tasks by entering a search query.  The search should match task names and descriptions.  Support exact matches when the query contains a phrase within double quotes (similar to Google).  Users should be able to filter tasks by category. Sort:  Users can sort tasks by name, category or date last edited.  Provide a dropdown to select the sorting criterion. Pagination:  Implement pagination using 'page numbers' style.  Show links to navigate between pages.  Display the total count of tasks matching the current search and sort criteria. State Management:  The grid content should be paginated based on the search and sort criteria.  The table rows should match the data displayed in the grid.  Preserve UI state when the web page is refreshed. Ensure that the loaded data aligns with the search query and sorting criteria.  Consider using routes/URLs to manage UI states for the entire app. Testing:  Write meaningful unit tests for components and functions where appropriate. Other Requirements:  Avoid using 3rd-party styling/component frameworks.  Provide a Git repository link containing project files.  If following a Test-Driven Development (TDD) approach, commit in a sequence that demonstrates it.  Include a [login to view URL] file with instructions on how to run your project and a brief explanation of your design choices.  Implement any necessary validation for form inputs (e.g., title and description fields).  Ensure proper error handling for API calls or user interactions.