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Description
This pull request includes a major refactor of the web application from a React application built with Vite to a Next.js application. The primary motivation behind this change is to leverage the benefits of Next.js, such as server-side rendering, static site generation, and improved performance.
The main changes include:
Removing the Vite-related configuration files and dependencies.
Adding Next.js configuration files and dependencies.
Migrating the existing React components to Next.js pages and components.
Updating the project structure to align with Next.js conventions.
Introducing Tailwind CSS for styling.
Type of change
[ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
[x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
[x] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
[ ] This change requires a documentation update
File Stats Summary
File number involved in this PR: 28, unfold to see the details:
The file changes summary is as follows:
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| vercel.json | 0 added, 7 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/index.html | 0 added, 13 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/src/App.jsx | 0 added, 26 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/src/components/Pricing.jsx | 0 added, 69 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/src/index.js | 0 added, 10 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/src/index.jsx | 0 added, 10 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/src/main.jsx | 0 added, 9 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/vite.config.js | 0 added, 16 removed | This file is removed in this PR |
| web/next.config.js | 7 added, 0 removed | This code change adds a Next.js configuration file, enabling React's strict mode and setting the output to standalone. |
| web/styles/globals.css | 3 added, 0 removed | This code snippet imports the Tailwind CSS base styles, component classes, and utility classes into a CSS file. |
| web/tailwind.config.js | 12 added, 0 removed | This code configures Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework, by specifying the content source paths and enabling the default theme and plugins. |
| web/components/QuickStart.tsx | 7 added, 2 removed | The code changes introduce TypeScript type definitions for the React functional components FoldableCommand and QuickStart, improving type safety and enabling better tooling support. |
| web/components/Footer.tsx | 1 added, 1 removed | This code change adds a type annotation for the `Footer` component, explicitly defining it as a React functional component. |
| web/components/Features.tsx | 2 added, 2 removed | The code changes add TypeScript type annotations for the React functional components FeatureItem and Features, specifying their props types for better type safety. |
| web/components/Header.tsx | 1 added, 1 removed | This code change adds TypeScript type annotations to a React functional component named 'Header', specifying that it is a React.FC (React Functional Component). |
| web/pages/_app.tsx | 6 added, 0 removed | This code change imports the global CSS styles and sets up a basic Next.js application component to render pages with their respective props. |
| web/components/CopyableCommand.tsx | 5 added, 1 removed | The code changes introduce TypeScript to the React component by adding an interface `CopyableCommandProps` and defining the component's prop types using the `React.FC` type. |
| web/postcss.config.js | 6 added, 0 removed | This code adds the Tailwind CSS and Autoprefixer plugins to the project's configuration for PostCSS, a popular CSS processor. |
| web/tsconfig.json | 23 added, 0 removed | This code change adds TypeScript configuration options for a Next.js project, enabling strict type checking, module resolution, and path mapping for better code organization and maintainability. |
| web/pages/index.tsx | 22 added, 0 removed | This code change introduces a new React component called 'Home' that renders multiple sub-components (Header, Hero, Features, QuickStart, FAQ, and Footer) within a main container with a gradient background. |
| web/README.md | 72 added, 0 removed | The code changes represent a migration from ViteJS, a frontend build tool, to NextJS, a full-stack React framework, to enable building backend services along with the website in the future, while also providing server-side rendering, SEO optimization, and integrated backend functionality. |
| web/package.json | 13 added, 6 removed | The code changes indicate a switch from Vite to Next.js framework, addition of TypeScript and Tailwind CSS support, and new scripts for development, production, and linting. |
| web/.gitignore | 23 added, 3 removed | The code changes involve adding common .gitignore patterns for Next.js projects, excluding dependencies, build artifacts, debug logs, local environment files, and Vercel-related files from version control. |
| web/components/FAQ.tsx | 3 added, 3 removed | The code changes add TypeScript type annotations to functional React components for improved type safety. |
| .gitignore | 4 added, 1 removed | This change adds /web/.next to the .gitignore file, which prevents the .next folder generated by Next.js from being tracked in the Git repository. |
| web/vercel.json | 6 added, 0 removed | This change adds a configuration file for a Next.js project, specifying build, output, development, and installation commands. |
| web/next-env.d.ts | 5 added, 0 removed | The code adds TypeScript type definitions for Next.js and Next.js Image components, enabling better type checking and autocompletion for those features in the project. |
| web/package-lock.json | 1503 added, 838 removed | The following changes have been made to the project:
1. The project name has been changed from "your-landing-page" to "intelli-ops-landing-page".
2. The Next.js framework (version 13.5.7) has been added as a dependency, along with associated packages such as @next/swc-* and other required peer dependencies.
3. The development dependencies have been updated to include TypeScript (version 5.6.2), Tailwind CSS (version 3.4.13), and other related packages such as autoprefixer, postcss, and various TypeScript type definitions.
4. The build tools and configurations have been updated. Vite and associated packages have been removed, and the necessary configurations for Next.js and Tailwind CSS have been added.
In summary, the project has been migrated from a Vite-based setup to a Next.js-based setup with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS support, along with other necessary changes to accommodate the new framework and tools. |
🤖 AI-Generated PR Description (Powered by Amazon Bedrock)
Description
This pull request includes a major refactor of the web application from a React application built with Vite to a Next.js application. The primary motivation behind this change is to leverage the benefits of Next.js, such as server-side rendering, static site generation, and improved performance.
The main changes include:
Type of change
File Stats Summary
File number involved in this PR: 28, unfold to see the details: