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The project is organized into three main directories: frontend, backend, and docs. Each of these directories plays a vital role in the overall structure of the application. Below is a breakdown of the file structure inside the source.zip file:
source.zip
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|-- 1. docs
|-- 2. backend
|-- 3. Web App
The frontend directory contains all the files related to the Next.js application, which handles the user interface (UI) of the website. The Next.js framework provides server-side rendering and static site generation, optimizing performance and SEO.
Key subdirectories in the frontend directory:
/pages: Contains all the pages of the website (e.g., Home, Login, Dashboard). Each file in this directory corresponds to a route in the application./components: Reusable UI components like headers, footers, buttons, and forms./styles: Contains CSS or SCSS files for styling the application./public: Stores static files such as images, icons, or fonts accessible from the root URL./hooks: Custom React hooks that handle business logic on the frontend./utils: Helper functions for frontend logic, like API calls or utility functions for managing state.The backend directory contains the Laravel backend API and business logic. This directory manages all the server-side operations such as handling requests, managing authentication, interacting with the database, and processing third-party APIs.
Key subdirectories in the backend directory:
/app: Contains the core of the application, including models, controllers, middleware, and services./routes: Defines the API routes for your Laravel application, such as /api/login, /api/paraphrase, and other endpoints./config: Configuration files for various services, database connections, and other settings./database: Contains database migrations and seeders to manage your database schema./resources: Views, email templates, and other resources for the application./public: Public assets, like uploaded files or static content served by the backend./tests: Contains unit and feature tests to ensure the application works as expected.