First API call with useEffect hook

- [Instructor] In this video, … we're going to retrieve data from our API … using another React hook called useEffect … and render the status messages on the page. … Over here in our code, we're going to go down to … the status message list component. … So I'm going to use … Shift command + O, … I can arrow down to status message list, … and I have my stub statuses collapsed down here … to make it a little easier to read. … So what we're going to do … is load the status messages using an http get … from our little API. … The URL for that as we currently have it configured … is going to be something like … localhost/reactjs/status_api/get.php. … I can select that, copy it, … I'll just check this over in my browser. … There we go. … That doesn't load stuff. … So I'm going to write a helper function to … do the message retrieval. … We'll call it retrieve status messages. … And for this, we'll use that Axios library … that we brought in, … which has a get method. … Now all we need to pass to that in the URL of interest. …