Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Part 11 of our React POS (Point of Sale) App series, we will build the Edit Category Component for our Point of Sale system using React JS. In the previous part, we successfully displayed the category list and added an edit button. Now, it is time to create a complete Edit Category form UI so admins can update existing category details easily.
In this tutorial, we will create a new component file named EditCategory.jsx inside our frontend components directory. We will use important React hooks like useState for managing form input values and useEffect for loading category data when the component renders. We will also use useParams to capture the category ID from the URL and useNavigate to redirect users after updating the category.
For API integration, we will include Axios to communicate with our backend securely. We will design the UI using Bootstrap, including breadcrumbs, cards, input fields, dropdown selection for category status, and an update button.
After building the component, we will connect it with React Router DOM by adding a protected route in App.js, ensuring only logged-in admins can access the edit category page.
Finally, we will test the edit form in the browser and confirm the routing works properly. In the next video, we will fetch single category data from MySQL and display it inside this edit form dynamically.
For Source Code - webslesson.info/2026/01/react-pos-system-nodejs-mysql.html
#ReactJS #POS #CRUD #Axios #Bootstrap
In Part 11 of our React POS (Point of Sale) App series, we will build the Edit Category Component for our Point of Sale system using React JS. In the previous part, we successfully displayed the category list and added an edit button. Now, it is time to create a complete Edit Category form UI so admins can update existing category details easily.
In this tutorial, we will create a new component file named EditCategory.jsx inside our frontend components directory. We will use important React hooks like useState for managing form input values and useEffect for loading category data when the component renders. We will also use useParams to capture the category ID from the URL and useNavigate to redirect users after updating the category.
For API integration, we will include Axios to communicate with our backend securely. We will design the UI using Bootstrap, including breadcrumbs, cards, input fields, dropdown selection for category status, and an update button.
After building the component, we will connect it with React Router DOM by adding a protected route in App.js, ensuring only logged-in admins can access the edit category page.
Finally, we will test the edit form in the browser and confirm the routing works properly. In the next video, we will fetch single category data from MySQL and display it inside this edit form dynamically.
For Source Code - webslesson.info/2026/01/react-pos-system-nodejs-mysql.html
#ReactJS #POS #CRUD #Axios #Bootstrap
