Enhancing MVP Frontend and Configuration

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📅 2025-04-11 — Session: Enhancing MVP Frontend and Configuration

🕒 16:00–16:35
🏷️ Labels: Next.Js, Typescript, Frontend, MVP, CORS, Environment Variables
📂 Project: Dev
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM

Session Goal

The goal of this session was to enhance the MVP frontend by integrating UI components, upgrading TypeScript configuration, and ensuring optimal environment variable usage.

Key Activities

  • Defined Routes in Next.js 13+: Explored routing setup and troubleshooting for Next.js 13+ applications.
  • Upgraded MVP Frontend: Imported UI components from the ai-dataops-template to polish the user interface.
  • Upgraded tsconfig.json: Updated the TypeScript configuration to align with best practices, ensuring modularity and strictness.
  • Switched from Axios to Fetch: Transitioned from Axios to the Fetch API in Next.js, addressing CORS issues.
  • Fixed TypeScript Type Definition Errors: Resolved issues with missing type definitions and improved ESLint integration.
  • Refactored handleRun Function: Utilized environment variables for improved code portability.

Achievements

  • Successfully integrated UI components into the MVP frontend.
  • Enhanced TypeScript configuration for better development practices.
  • Improved API calls by replacing Axios with Fetch.

Pending Tasks

  • Further testing of the new configurations and components in a staging environment.

Additional Notes

  • The session also included a brief overview of Node.js and npm, as well as insights into managing package.json in frontend projects.

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