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Resolves #22
What is the feature
The feature request is not clearly defined in the issue. However, based on the repository structure, it seems to be a web application, possibly using Next.js with Tailwind CSS for styling.
Why we need the feature
Without a clear description, it's challenging to determine the necessity of the feature. However, adding new features generally aims to enhance user experience, improve performance, or add new capabilities to the application.
How to implement and why
Identify the Feature Scope: First, we need to clarify what the feature entails. This could involve adding new components, modifying existing ones, or integrating new libraries.
Component Development: If the feature involves UI changes, create or modify components within the
components
directory. Ensure they are styled using Tailwind CSS as per the project's styling guidelines.State Management: If the feature requires state management, consider using the
context
directory to manage global state or hooks for local state management.Data Handling: If the feature involves data fetching or manipulation, utilize the
lib
orutils
directories for any helper functions or API calls.Configuration: Update
next.config.js
or other configuration files if the feature requires changes in the build or runtime configuration.Testing: Ensure that the new feature is thoroughly tested. Add tests in the appropriate directories and ensure they cover all new functionality.
About backward compatibility
Without specific details, it's essential to ensure that any new feature does not break existing functionality. This can be achieved by maintaining existing interfaces and ensuring that any new changes are additive rather than breaking.
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