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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement the UI #67

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Resolves #66

What is the feature

The feature involves implementing a user interface (UI) for the repository that displays data fetched from an API. The UI should be functional, responsive, and user-friendly, incorporating a calendar component to present events or schedules.

Why we need the feature

This feature is essential to provide users with a visual representation of data, enhancing user interaction and experience. A well-designed UI will allow users to easily navigate and understand the information presented, making the application more accessible and efficient.

How to implement and why

  1. Set Up the React Environment:

    • Ensure that the React environment is properly set up in the project. This is crucial as the UI will be built using React components.
  2. Integrate Modern React Agenda:

    • Install the Modern React Agenda library to incorporate the calendar component. This library is chosen for its robust features and ease of integration, as demonstrated in the provided demo link.
  3. Design the UI Layout:

    • Follow the project's design guidelines to create a consistent and visually appealing layout. Use responsive design principles to ensure the UI works well on various devices and screen sizes.
  4. Fetch and Display Data from the API:

    • Implement API calls to retrieve events or schedules. Use state management to handle the data and ensure it is displayed correctly in the calendar component.
  5. Ensure Real-Time Updates:

    • Implement mechanisms to provide real-time or near-real-time updates to the UI. This could involve using WebSockets or polling techniques to keep the data current.
  6. Testing and Optimization:

    • Conduct thorough testing to ensure the UI functions as expected and is free of bugs. Optimize the performance to ensure smooth user interactions.

About backward compatibility

Backward compatibility is not a primary concern for this feature as it is a new implementation. However, ensure that the integration does not disrupt existing functionalities and that the codebase remains maintainable for future updates.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#66-d896c3d4-9b5f-4228-9866-cf21f0d2b6f0
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#66-d896c3d4-9b5f-4228-9866-cf21f0d2b6f0

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