Revert "Added feedback form and sitemap to the footer"

shravan20 commented 1 month ago

Reverts shravan20/github-readme-quotes#323

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New Features
- No new features introduced in this release.
Bug Fixes
- No bug fixes reported in this release.
Chores
- Removed deprecated environment variables and dependencies from the project.
- Deleted the Footer and ResponseSuccess components, streamlining the user interface.
Refactor
- Updated the Home component to remove the Footer, altering the layout.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve the removal of several components and dependencies from the frontend application. Specifically, the frontend/.env.example file has been deleted, along with the Footer and ResponseSuccess components. Additionally, the package.json file has been updated to remove specific dependencies, including @formspree/react and dotenv, as well as the entire devDependencies section.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
frontend/.env.example	Deleted; contained environment variable declarations (`REACT_APP_FORMSPREE_FORM_CODE`, `REACT_APP_GITHUB_REPO_URL`, `REACT_APP_CONTACT_EMAIL`).
frontend/package.json	Modified; removed dependencies: `@formspree/react` and `dotenv`, and deleted the entire `devDependencies` section.
frontend/src/components/Footer/Footer.js	Deleted; contained a React component for user feedback and navigation links.
frontend/src/components/Footer/ResponseSuccess.js	Deleted; contained a React component for displaying success messages.
frontend/src/components/Pages/Home/index.js	Modified; removed `<Footer />` component from the render output of the `Home` component.

Possibly related PRs

#323: The main PR removes the frontend/.env.example file and the @formspree/react dependency, while PR #323 adds these same environment variables and the dependency back into the project, indicating a direct relationship in terms of the components and functionality being addressed.

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shravan20 commented 1 month ago

@RajatX24 : Reverting since the FE is breaking; can you please debug it once?

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