Use index within container

[skube]

Confusing as to what is being asked. Later, the docs say to import Container from "../components/container";

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[m-allanson]

Thanks @skube!

I wonder if this could be simplified.. with your change the path to the file will be:

src/components/container/index.js

which will work, but I think it should be:

src/components/container.js

So maybe the language could be changed to match how directories are created earlier in the tutorial. Would this be clear?

Create a new directory at src/components and then, in this directory, create a file named container.js and paste the following:

[skube]

Updates are suggested

[m-allanson]

Great, thanks @skube!

[skube]

Thanks @m-allanson 🕺🏻

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