Revert "Revert "Added feedback form and sitemap to the footer""

shravan20 commented 1 month ago

Reverts shravan20/github-readme-quotes#326

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced a new footer component that includes a feedback form for user submissions.
- Added a success message component to confirm feedback submission.
- Enhanced environment configuration with new variables for form handling and contact information.
Dependencies
- Added new dependencies for improved form handling and environment variable management.
Bug Fixes
- Improved form validation to ensure all fields are completed before submission.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several changes to the frontend of a React application. It adds new environment variables to the .env.example file, updates the package.json to include new dependencies for form handling and environment management, and introduces two new components: Footer and ResponseSuccess. The Footer component contains a feedback form and links, while ResponseSuccess displays a confirmation message upon successful form submission. The Footer component is also integrated into the Home component.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`frontend/.env.example`	Added environment variables: `REACT_APP_FORMSPREE_FORM_CODE`, `REACT_APP_GITHUB_REPO_URL`, `REACT_APP_CONTACT_EMAIL`.
`frontend/package.json`	Added dependencies: `@formspree/react` (`^2.5.1`), `dotenv` (`^16.4.5`); added devDependency: `dotenv-webpack` (`^8.1.0`). Expanded `browserslist` section.
`frontend/src/components/Footer/Footer.js`	Introduced `Footer` component with a feedback form and essential links using Material-UI.
`frontend/src/components/Footer/ResponseSuccess.js`	Introduced `ResponseSuccess` component to display a success message after form submission.
`frontend/src/components/Pages/Home/index.js`	Integrated `<Footer />` component into the `Home` component.

Possibly related PRs

#323: This PR introduces the same environment variables in frontend/.env.example and adds a feedback form in the Footer component, which is also part of the main PR.

Poem

In the footer, we gather,
With forms to share our chatter.
A success message bright,
Makes our feedback feel right.
Links to explore, oh what a delight,
In this app, everything's just right! 🐇✨

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shravan20 commented 1 month ago

@RajatX24: You can consider this branch and check what is the issue? Else I will take a look at this during weekend as I am caught up now.

Thank you in advance!

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