Rhesis Frontend Documentation

Welcome to the Rhesis Frontend documentation. This documentation provides comprehensive guides and references for developers working on the Rhesis frontend application.

Documentation Structure

The documentation is organized into the following sections:

• Getting Started: Setup instructions and development workflow
• Architecture Overview: High-level architecture and project structure
• Component Library: Reusable UI components and usage examples
• Routing: Next.js App Router implementation and route organization
• State Management: State management approaches and best practices
• Authentication: Authentication system and user session management
• API Integration: API client architecture and usage patterns
• Endpoint Configuration: Backend API endpoint configuration
• Testing: Testing strategies and tools

How to Use This Documentation

• New Developers: Start with the Getting Started guide, then explore the Architecture Overview
• UI Developers: Focus on the Component Library section for reusable components
• Feature Developers: Refer to Routing, State Management, and API Integration

Maintaining Documentation

This documentation should be kept up-to-date as the codebase evolves:

1. When adding new components, update the Component Library document
2. When changing API endpoint configuration, update the Endpoint Configuration document
3. When modifying the architecture, update the Architecture Overview document

Contributing to Documentation

To contribute to the documentation:

1. Make your changes in the relevant Markdown files
2. Ensure your changes are clear, concise, and follow the existing style
3. Submit a pull request with your changes
4. Include a brief description of what you’ve updated and why

Documentation Best Practices

• Use clear, concise language
• Include code examples where appropriate
• Keep examples up-to-date with the current codebase
• Use proper Markdown formatting for readability
• Include links to related documentation sections
• Add diagrams where they help clarify complex concepts

Additional Resources

• Next.js Documentation 
• React Documentation 
• TypeScript Documentation 
• Material UI Documentation