- Role-based nav: hide payment/referrals for students, board/progress-children for parents - Add "Мои группы" to student nav; groups detail page read-only for non-mentors - Logout button in sidebar nav (signOut + redirect to login) - Parent: auto-select first child, ChildSelector in nav above profile - Children fetched from /parent/dashboard/ (not the broken /users/parents/children/) - Add child by 8-char universal code with role validation (client only) - Removed "Прогресс" button from child cards in children-view - Fix redirect on child switch — stay on current page (no router.push) - Parent child notification settings in profile (per-child + per-type toggles) - Fix scroll on all pages: Main overflow auto, hasSidebar Box overflow auto - Fix 403: isMentor guard before getStudents() calls in groups pages - Fix timezone: FullCalendar timeZone prop + fTime() use user.timezone Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
Prerequisites
- Node.js 20.x (Recommended)
Installation
Using Yarn (Recommended)
yarn install
yarn dev
Using Npm
npm i
npm run dev
Build
yarn build
# or
npm run build
Mock server
By default we provide demo data from : https://api-dev-minimal-[version].vercel.app
To set up your local server:
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Resource: Download.
Full version
- Create React App (migrate to CRA).
- Next.js
- Vite.js
Starter version
- To remove unnecessary components. This is a simplified version (https://starter.minimals.cc/)
- Good to start a new project. You can copy components from the full version.
- Make sure to install the dependencies exactly as compared to the full version.
NOTE: When copying folders remember to also copy hidden files like .env. This is important because .env files often contain environment variables that are crucial for the application to run correctly.