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[00:00] You'll remember earlier when we created our dashboard, we had a "Go to Profile" function, a "Go to Repos" function, and a "Go to Notes" function. Each of these were invoked when a user pressed on a certain button. Because we didn't have the repositories component finished, we just logged, "Go to," and it should be "repos."

[00:19] What we're going to do now is, instead of just logging that, let's actually take the user to the repositories component. The title, let's call it "Repos." The data we're going to pass in, in a repositories component, we're expecting to receive user info. We're also expecting to receive some repos, as well.

[00:42] When we made our API, we made this "Get Repos" method. All it did was it used "Fetched" to go and grab the user's GitHub repos. Then, it returns that promise.

[00:57] What we should be able to do now is, inside of our "Go to Repos" function, let's go ahead and first let's require API. We're in dashboard, so we're going to go back one, into utils, and get API. Now what we can do is api.getrepos, and we're going to pass it this.props.userinfo.login. This is going to be the username of the GitHub user that we're dealing with.

[01:31] Then, remember, that will return a promise. We're going to have a .then. We're going to use the sx fat arrow. We're going to get this response back from our promise.

[01:44] When all the data gets back, when it gets parsed to JSON, we're then going to call this function, which will go and change routes. We're going to pass it "User Info. We're also going to pass it "Our Repos." That'll be the response that we got.

[02:03] Now, let's verify that everything's working. If we come here, type any username, then go to "View Repos," it does not seem to be working. We forgot to require repositories. I'm going to require that right now. Now, if we go back, let's see if this works now. There we go. There's all the repositories.