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https://github.com/DigitalBuild-AU/MyJobsAI/blob/bba39dd3b887ded9ad24eaee849e593a94a17ac6/frontend/__tests__/app.test.js#L1-L12 https://github.com/DigitalBuild-AU/MyJobsAI/blob/bba39dd3b887ded9ad24eaee849e593a94a17ac6/frontend/__tests__/App.test.js#L1-L125 https://github.com/DigitalBuild-AU/MyJobsAI/blob/bba39dd3b887ded9ad24eaee849e593a94a17ac6/README.md#L51-L51

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• Replace `App.sendEmail();` with a simulated button click event that triggers the sendEmail function. This change aligns with React testing best practices by interacting with the component as a user would, rather than calling component methods directly. To achieve this, first ensure a button with a test ID or text that can be selected by `@testing-library/react` exists in the `App` component. Then, replace the direct method call with `fireEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('sendEmailButton'));` or `fireEvent.click(screen.getByText('Send Email'));`, depending on how the button is identified.

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@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@
       const response = { data: { message: 'Email was sent successfully.' } };
       axios.post.mockResolvedValue(response);

-      App.sendEmail();
+      fireEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('sendEmailButton'));
       await screen.findByText('Email was sent successfully.');

       expect(axios.post).toHaveBeenCalledWith('http://localhost:3000/api/email/send', {
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@
    */
       axios.post.mockRejectedValue(new Error('Failed to send email.'));

-      App.sendEmail();
+      fireEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('sendEmailButton'));
       await screen.findByText('Failed to send email.');

       expect(axios.post).toHaveBeenCalledWith('http://localhost:3000/api/email/send', {

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• Similar to the previous modification, replace `App.sendEmail();` with a simulated button click event to trigger the sendEmail function for testing error handling. Use `fireEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('sendEmailButton'));` or `fireEvent.click(screen.getByText('Send Email'));` to simulate the user action, ensuring the test aligns with React testing best practices.

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• Consolidate the functionalities of `app.js` and `App.js` into a single file named `App.js` within the `frontend/src/` directory. Begin by assessing the unique functionalities provided by each file. For `app.js`, refactor any utility functions that perform direct DOM manipulations to use React state and props instead. For `App.js`, ensure it includes routing, state management, and component rendering logic.
• After refactoring, merge the necessary functionalities from `app.js` into `App.js`. This may involve integrating utility functions as custom hooks or context providers, depending on their use cases. Ensure that all routing remains intact and that any global styles or settings defined in `app.js` are appropriately included in the consolidated `App.js`.
• Update import statements in other parts of the application that reference `app.js` to now point to the consolidated `App.js`. This ensures that the application entry point is correctly recognized throughout the project.
• Document the consolidation process and any significant changes in the project's README.md, specifically under a new section titled "Structural Changes". Include details about the consolidation of `app.js` and `App.js`, the elimination of direct DOM manipulation, and any impacts on routing or global styles.

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Modify README.md with contents:
• Add a new section titled "Structural Changes" below the existing content. In this section, document the consolidation of `app.js` and `App.js` into a single file, the refactoring process to eliminate direct DOM manipulation, and the implications of these changes on the application's structure, routing, and global styles. This documentation will help current and future developers understand the rationale behind these changes and how they affect the application.

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 This consolidation simplifies the project structure, making it easier for new developers to understand the entry point of the application. It also reduces the potential for errors related to file naming on different operating systems.

 ### Necessary Steps for Developers
+
+
+
+## Structural Changes
+
+As part of our recent project overhaul, we have made significant structural changes to improve the maintainability and functionality of MyJobsAI. Notably, the consolidation of `app.js` and `App.js` into a single file marks a critical step forward in simplifying our application's entry point.
+
+### Consolidation Process
+The decision to merge `app.js` and `App.js` was driven by the need to eliminate redundancy and confusion regarding the application's entry point. This move not only makes our project structure more intuitive but also aligns with React best practices by ensuring a single, clear entry point for the application.
+
+### Eliminating Direct DOM Manipulation
+In keeping with modern React development practices, we've also taken steps to refactor our utility functions. This involved transitioning away from direct DOM manipulation towards a more state and props-driven approach. Such a shift enhances component reusability and aligns our codebase with React's declarative nature.
+
+### Implications on the Application's Structure
+These structural changes have wide-ranging implications for our application, impacting everything from routing to global styles. By consolidating entry points and refactoring for React best practices, we've made our application easier to maintain and extend. Developers should note these changes, particularly when working on routing or implementing global styles, to ensure consistency and avoid potential issues.
+
+
 Developers should now use `App.js` as the sole entry point for the React application. Any references to `app.js` should be updated to `App.js`. This change may require developers to update their local development environments to ensure consistency with the updated project structure.

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