Potential solution

To add three more card models to the card component, we will update the array of models that is passed to the ModelList component. The ModelList component is responsible for rendering the list of card models, so by adding new objects to the models array with the necessary properties (title, description, and imageUrl), we can achieve the desired outcome. The ModelCard component does not require changes if the new cards have the same properties as the existing ones.

How to implement

Locate the file where the models array is defined. This is typically in a parent component or a page that renders the ModelList component.
Add three new objects to the models array with the title, description, and imageUrl properties. Here's an example of how to add the new models:

const models = [
  // ... existing model objects ...
  {
    title: 'Card Model 4',
    description: 'Description for card model 4',
    imageUrl: 'path/to/image4.jpg',
  },
  {
    title: 'Card Model 5',
    description: 'Description for card model 5',
    imageUrl: 'path/to/image5.jpg',
  },
  {
    title: 'Card Model 6',
    description: 'Description for card model 6',
    imageUrl: 'path/to/image6.jpg',
  },
];

Ensure that the new objects are added to the array in the correct format and that the imageUrl points to valid image resources.
Pass the updated models array to the ModelList component as a prop, if it is not already being passed directly.
Test the webpage where the ModelList component is used to ensure that the new model cards are rendered correctly.

If the ModelCard component needs to be updated to display additional properties for the new cards, follow these steps:

Update the ModelProps type in the ModelCard.tsx file to include the new properties.
Modify the JSX within the ModelCard component to display the new properties, as shown in the example provided for adding a price property.
Ensure that the ModelCard component is used correctly within the ModelList component to display the new properties.

By following these steps, you can add three new card models to the card component and ensure that they are displayed correctly on the webpage.

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Changes on components/ModelList.tsx

To solve the task of adding three more models of cards on the card component, you will need to update the `models` array that is passed to the `ModelList` component. This array should contain three new objects, each representing a new card model with its own `title`, `description`, and `imageUrl`. Here is a practical proposal for how to add three new model objects: 1. Identify where the `models` array is being created and passed to the `ModelList` component. This is likely happening in a parent component or a page where `ModelList` is being used. 2. Once you have located the source of the `models` array, add three new objects to this array. Each object should have a unique `title`, a `description` of the card, and a valid `imageUrl` pointing to an image that represents the card. Here's an example of how the new `models` array might look after adding three new objects: ```javascript const models = [ // ... existing model objects ... { title: 'Card Model 4', description: 'Description for card model 4', imageUrl: 'path/to/image4.jpg', }, { title: 'Card Model 5', description: 'Description for card model 5', imageUrl: 'path/to/image5.jpg', }, { title: 'Card Model 6', description: 'Description for card model 6', imageUrl: 'path/to/image6.jpg', }, ]; ``` 3. Ensure that the new objects follow the same structure as the existing ones, with the `title`, `description`, and `imageUrl` properties. 4. Pass the updated `models` array to the `ModelList` component as a prop. 5. Verify that the `ModelList` component correctly renders the new model cards by checking the output on the webpage where the component is used. Remember, the actual file modification should be done in the file or component where the `models` array is defined and not directly in the `ModelList.tsx` file, as `ModelList` only receives the `models` array as a prop and renders it.

Changes on components/ModelCard.tsx

To ensure that the `ModelCard` component can accept and properly display any new properties or data associated with the new model cards, we need to first identify what these new properties might be. Since the user has not specified any additional properties, we will assume that the new cards might have the same properties as the existing ones (`title`, `description`, and `imageUrl`). Given that the current `ModelCard` component is already set up to accept `title`, `description`, and `imageUrl` through its `ModelProps` type, and it displays these properties within the card, there is no immediate action required for this file if the new cards have the same properties. However, if the new cards have additional properties that need to be displayed, we would need to: 1. Update the `ModelProps` type to include the new properties. 2. Modify the JSX within the `ModelCard` component to display the new properties. For example, if we need to add a `price` property, we would do the following: ```tsx type ModelProps = { title: string; description: string; imageUrl: string; price?: string; // Optional property for price }; const ModelCard: React.FC = ({ title, description, imageUrl, price }) => { return (

{title}

{description}

{price &&

Price: {price}

} {/* Conditionally render price if it exists */}

); }; ``` In this example, the `price` property is optional, and it will only be displayed if it is provided. The `ModelCard` component is now updated to handle the new property. If there are no new properties to add, then the `ModelCard` component is already suitable for the task as it stands, and no changes are necessary.

MrPutzi / design-ai-toolkit

Adding 3 cards #7

Potential solution

How to implement

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