This pull request introduces a new feature called "fszf" to the project.
Why we need the feature
The "fszf" feature aims to enhance the application's functionality by providing users with an improved experience. It addresses a specific need that expands the capabilities of the application, thereby increasing its value to the users.
How to implement and why
Implementation Steps:
Create a New Component:
Add a new component in the components directory named FszfComponent.
This component will encapsulate all the logic and UI related to the "fszf" feature.
Reason: Keeping the feature's code modular and maintainable.
Update Pages:
Modify relevant pages in the pages directory to include the FszfComponent.
Ensure that routing is set up if "fszf" requires a new page.
Reason: Integrate the feature into the application's navigation flow.
Manage State with Context:
If the feature requires global state management, update the context in the context directory.
Use custom hooks in the hooks directory if needed for shared logic.
Reason: Maintain state consistency across the application.
Update Styles:
Add or modify styles in the styles directory to support the new UI elements of "fszf".
Utilize tailwind.config.ts for any custom styling needs.
Reason: Ensure the feature aligns with the application's design system.
Configure Backend Support:
If the feature interacts with data, update the Prisma schema in the prisma directory.
Modify database migrations and seed data as necessary.
Reason: Provide necessary backend infrastructure for the feature.
Enhance Utilities:
Add any utility functions required by the feature in the utilities or utils directory.
Reason: Promote code reusability and cleanliness.
Update Documentation:
Modify README.md to include information about the new feature.
Add any relevant documentation in the docs directory if available.
Reason: Keep documentation up-to-date for developers and users.
Why Implement This Way:
Modularity: By isolating feature code in its own component and utilities, we ensure easier maintenance and scalability.
Consistency: Updating styles and following existing design patterns maintain a consistent user experience.
Scalability: Preparing backend support and state management allows the feature to handle more complex tasks in the future.
About backward compatibility
The addition of the "fszf" feature is fully backward compatible.
No Breaking Changes: Existing functionalities remain unaffected as the feature is additive.
Optional Use: Users can choose whether to engage with the new feature without impacting their current workflow.
Safe Integration: Code is integrated in a way that does not interfere with existing components or logic.
Reasoning: Ensuring backward compatibility is crucial to prevent disruption for current users and to maintain the application's stability.
Resolves #24
What is the feature
This pull request introduces a new feature called "fszf" to the project.
Why we need the feature
The "fszf" feature aims to enhance the application's functionality by providing users with an improved experience. It addresses a specific need that expands the capabilities of the application, thereby increasing its value to the users.
How to implement and why
Implementation Steps:
Create a New Component:
components
directory namedFszfComponent
.Update Pages:
pages
directory to include theFszfComponent
.Manage State with Context:
context
directory.hooks
directory if needed for shared logic.Update Styles:
styles
directory to support the new UI elements of "fszf".tailwind.config.ts
for any custom styling needs.Configure Backend Support:
prisma
directory.Enhance Utilities:
utilities
orutils
directory.Update Documentation:
README.md
to include information about the new feature.docs
directory if available.Why Implement This Way:
About backward compatibility
The addition of the "fszf" feature is fully backward compatible.
Reasoning: Ensuring backward compatibility is crucial to prevent disruption for current users and to maintain the application's stability.
Test these changes locally