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NextUI-Dashboard (Starter Version)

Glad you chose us to develop your project.

Skills

  • React.js
  • Typescript
  • Tanstack/react-router
  • Next-UI
  • Farmer-motion
  • Tailwind
  • Tanstack/react-query
  • axios
  • clsx
  • js-cookie
  • react-hot-toast
  • Zustand
  • react-hook-form
  • react-helmet
  • recharts
  • react-i18next

Run Project

First of All for running the project you should do these three steps:

git clone https://github.com/aryankholqi/nextUI-Dashboard.git
cd nextUI-Dashboard
pnpm install
pnpm run dev

ok... the project is running on your local.

Login

At first you face the login page, because the nature of dashboard panels, which is authenticated:

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We've used fakestoreapi login api to get an access token for working like a real authorization scenarios (Note that you should always login with this username and password to access to dashboard ). We've managed token with js-cookie library.

Dashboard (Home)

well, when you successfully logged in, you'll face the dashboard layout which we really love it:

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Folder Structure

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We want to go straight forward to src folder:

  • assets => includes all icons and images we've been used in the project
  • components => All sections are devided into template/module component:
    1. Templates: All components which are only used only in a single route (page)
    2. Modules: All components which are used at least in 2 routes or entire the project (like Sidebar, Topbar)
  • configs => libraries like tanstack/router, **tanstack/query ** , ... have default configs that you can customize them, in here we customized createRouteFile of tanstack/router for handling if user is authenticated to navigate through our authorized routes.
  • constants => nothing to explain. so easy XD
  • hooks => in here we developed some custom hooks which is used by components:
    1. api: for each api we've developed a custom tanstack/query hook to manage api call and we used it inside the component which that api should be called
  • interfaces => yeaaah. the project is typescript supported. we've managed all interfaces that we needed here.
  • layouts => as you might noticed this project has 2 different layouts. one for Login and the other one is for the whole dashboard. so we have AuthLayout.tsx for Login route and DashboardLayout.tsx for all other routes (authorized ones)
  • mock => for some components which need data from api, we simulated it as mock but it's not an api, it's just a function which returns the data the component wants
  • pages => each route means a page to us. so for each page we've created a folder in here, its name is matched by the pathname of the url. (we've treated like next.js pages route here XD)
  • routes => if you've never worked with tanstack/router, don't worry! the routing system is as easy as it is. for each route you wanna create, you should just create a file matched with the name of the route. it will automatically do the things for you ;)
  • services => the api requests all are in here. we've developed an axios interceptor called httpService to handle the requests.
  • stores => for managing the global states like isSidebarExpanded we've used zustand, all states and the reducers handled here.
  • utils => some functions which may be used in different components. so we've developed them here. like isAuthenticated function