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The super-local-fans project is a React + TypeScript application utilizing Vite for performance, featuring a modular structure with various state management tools including Redux Toolkit and Saga. It includes core functionalities such as user authentication, campaign management, and a dashboard, with a well-defined folder structure for organization. The project also leverages third-party libraries like React Router and Axios for routing and API requests.

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The super-local-fans project is a React + TypeScript application utilizing Vite for performance, featuring a modular structure with various state management tools including Redux Toolkit and Saga. It includes core functionalities such as user authentication, campaign management, and a dashboard, with a well-defined folder structure for organization. The project also leverages third-party libraries like React Router and Axios for routing and API requests.

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Frontend Documentation

1. Project Overview and Structure


The super-local-fans project is a modern React + TypeScript application built with Vite for
efficient bundling and fast performance. It follows a modular structure, integrating Redux
Toolkit, Redux Saga, RTK Query, Context API, and Zustand for comprehensive state
management.

2. Folder Structure
super-local-fans/

| - [Link] # Entry point for the app

| - [Link] # Dependencies and scripts

| - [Link] # TypeScript configuration

| - [Link] # Vite build configuration

| - src/

| | - app-components/ # Reusable UI components

| | | - count-down/[Link]

| | | - custom-menu/[Link]

| | | - dropdown/[Link]

| | | - headers/[Link]

| | | - modal/[Link]

| | | - stats-card/[Link]

| | - [Link] # Main app component

| | - assets/ # Static assets (icons, styles)

| | | - icons/[Link]

| | | - scss/[Link]

| | - common/ # Shared utilities and components


| | - context/ # React context for state

| | - helpers/ # Utility functions

| | - hooks/ # Custom React hooks

| | - [Link] # App entry point (renders [Link])

| | - modules/ # Feature-specific modules

| | - routes/ # Routing configuration

| | - services/ # API and backend logic

| | - state/ # State management (Redux)

3. Core Files
[Link]

Purpose: Mounts [Link] into the DOM element with the ID SuperLocalFan-root.

[Link]([Link]('SuperLocalFan-root')!).render(<App />);

[Link]
Purpose: Root component that includes providers and routing.

<BrowserRouter>

<Provider store={store}>

<ThemeWrapper>

<AuthCheckerLayout>

<NavigationScroll>

<OnboardingPanel>

<MainAppProvider />

<RouterIndex />

</OnboardingPanel>
</NavigationScroll>

</AuthCheckerLayout>

<Toaster position='top-right' />

</ThemeWrapper>

</Provider>

</BrowserRouter>

[Link]
Purpose: Configures the Redux store with Saga and RTK Query.

const store = configureStore({

reducer: rootReducer,

middleware: (getDefaultMiddleware) =>

getDefaultMiddleware().concat(sagaMiddleware, [Link]),

});

[Link](rootSaga);

[Link]
Purpose: Defines all routes with lazy loading.

<Routes>

<Route path="/dashboard" element={<Dashboard />} />

<Route path="/campaign-details/:uid" element={<CampaignDetails />} />

</Routes>

4. State Management
The project uses a hybrid state management approach:
● Redux Toolkit (Primary Global State Management)
● Redux Saga (Asynchronous Task Handling)
● RTK Query (API Caching & Data Fetching)
● Context API (Feature-Specific State Management)
● Zustand (Lightweight State, TBD)

Root Reducer
const rootReducer = combineReducers({

[[Link]]: [Link],

auth: authSlice,

campaign: campaignSlice,

dashboard: dashboardSlice,

});

Redux Saga (Async Management)


import { call, put } from 'redux-saga/effects';

function* fetchCampaignSaga(action) {

const response = yield call([Link], [Link]);

yield put(gettingSuccess({ body: [Link] }));

RTK Query (API Caching)


const { data, isLoading } = useGetCampaignQuery(uid);

5. Core Functionalities
User Authentication

● State: Managed via authSlice.


● Routes: /login, /signup.
● Protected Routes: Wrapped in AuthCheckerLayout.
Campaign Management

● State: Managed by campaignSlice.


● Routes: /campaign, /campaign-details/:uid, /campaign-create.
● Features: List campaigns, view details, voting leaderboard.

Dashboard

● State: Managed by dashboardSlice.


● Route: /dashboard.
● Features: Displays statistics via StatsCard.

API Calls

● Libraries Used: axios and apiSlice.


● Example:

[Link]('/api/campaigns');

6. Components Overview
StatsCard
Purpose: Displays statistics with icons.

<Typography variant='h4'>{numberFormatter(value)}</Typography>

CustomModal
Purpose: Displays dialogs and forms.

CampaignDetails
Purpose: Shows campaign details and participants.

<CampaignDetailsStatus campaign={campaign} />

7. Third-Party Libraries

Library Purpose Example


react-router- Manages routing <Route path='/dashboard'
dom element={<Dashboard />} />

axios API Requests [Link]('/api/campaigns')

react-hook- Form handling <input {...register('title')} />


form

@mui/material UI Components <Button


variant='contained'>Save</Button>

redux-saga Asynchronous yield call([Link]);


workflows

8. Summary
● State Management: Multi-layered (Redux, Saga, RTK Query, Context, Zustand).
● Hooks: Built-in, Custom, and RTK Query hooks.
● Core Features: Campaign Management, Authentication, Dashboard, Social Templates,
Loyalty Programs.
● Third-Party Libraries: React Router, Axios, Redux, RTK Query, MUI.

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