Add PostList Component Example for Dynamic Data Fetching #15
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<PostList>The PostList component fetches data asynchronously from a public API and displays the results in a styled list. It includes a dual-layer rotating loader to provide clear visual feedback during data loading, and it gracefully handles error states. This component is an excellent example of real-world asynchronous data fetching using React hooks like
useStateanduseEffect.Usage
Below is an example of how to use the PostList component in your MDX documentation:
<PostList />