RustyRory/ASSBVB

AI Summary: Define the API routes in Laravel's `routes/api.php` file. This includes defining public routes for event registration, shopping cart, orders, newsletter subscription, and protected admin routes (requiring authentication and role-based authorization). Prioritize public routes first, then proceed to the protected admin routes.

AI Summary: Create Laravel API controllers for managing Users, Teams, Players, Events, Event Participants, Products, Orders, Order Items, and Subscribers. Each controller should include standard CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) methods.

AI Summary: This task involves creating reusable React components (e.g., ProductCard) using Tailwind CSS and structuring the main website pages (Home, Teams, Events, Shop, Cart, Checkout, Admin) for a volleyball club website. The components will be used across the site, and the pages will represent the core functionality described in the project documentation.

AI Summary: Implement React Context API to manage application-wide state for theme (light/dark), user authentication, language settings, shopping cart, and authentication status. This involves creating context providers and consumers to share this data across different components of the React frontend for the Saint Barthélémy Volley-ball website.

AI Summary: This task requires setting up React Router in a React application for a volleyball club website. This involves installing the necessary package and configuring routes within the main App.jsx component to enable navigation between different pages of the website, such as the home page, team pages, and contact page.

AI Summary: This task involves building Axios services in React to communicate with a Laravel backend API. It requires creating dedicated services to organize API calls and using useEffect hooks in React components to fetch data from the API.

AI Summary: The task involves organizing the file structure of a React frontend for a volleyball club website. The structure should be well-organized and follow best practices, including separating components, services, and utilities into logical folders. The provided structure is a good starting point, but may need adjustments based on the project's evolving needs.

AI Summary: This task involves setting up the backend for a volleyball club website using Laravel. It requires installing Laravel, configuring the .env file with database credentials, testing the MySQL connection, and generating the application key. This is the initial setup for the backend API.

AI Summary: Set up a React frontend project for a volleyball club website. This involves creating the project, installing Tailwind CSS, configuring it, and starting the development server. The project will eventually use this frontend to interact with a Laravel backend.

AI Summary: This task involves setting up a MariaDB database server, securing it, creating the database for the Saint Barthélémy Volley-ball website, and creating a user specifically for the Laravel application to interact with the database. This is a crucial initial step for the website's development, ensuring a secure and functional backend.

AI Summary: Define the Eloquent relationships (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many) between the Laravel models: User, Team, Player, Event, EventParticipant, Product, Order, OrderItem, and Subscriber, reflecting the project's requirements. This involves specifying the relationships within each model using methods like `hasMany`, `belongsTo`, `belongsToMany`, etc.

AI Summary: Create Laravel models and migrations for Users, Teams, Players, Events, Event Participants, Products, Orders, Order Items, and Subscribers. This involves defining the database schema for each model and generating the corresponding migration files to apply the schema changes to the database.