4. Front-End Documentation (React)

• Objective: Document the structure, components, and state management of the React front-end to ensure that all developers understand how to work with and extend the UI.
• Content Requirements:
  • Component Overview: Describe each React component, its props, and how it fits into the larger UI.
    • Example:
      • ProjectList Component: Renders a list of projects fetched from the back-end.
      • Props: projects (array) – List of project objects to display.
  • State Management: Document how state is managed within the application, including any use of Redux or Context API.
    • Example: The global state is managed using Redux. The projects state slice stores all project data and is updated via actions dispatched from the ProjectList component.
  • Routing: Explain the routing setup within the application, including how routes are protected or dynamically loaded.
    • Example: The application uses react-router for routing. The /projects route is protected and requires user authentication.
• Example Entry:
  • ProjectDetail Component:
    • Description: Displays detailed information about a single project.
    • Props:
      • projectId (string) – The ID of the project to display.
    • Interactions: Fetches project data from the API on component mount using the projectId prop.