Sweep: Can you help me to show the project listings on homepage
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I want to show the dynamic content in #4 #5 #1 i already have the pages i setup lib/data.ts, and in last commit you created the pages for projects listings i want to show that in homepage can you change the code in releated files
This is the Homepage code
function PageHome() {
return (
{/* GLASSMOPHIN */}
<div className="container relative space-y-24 mb-24 lg:space-y-28 lg:mb-28">
{/* SECTION HERO */}
<SectionHero className="pt-10 lg:pt-16 lg:pb-16" />
{/* SECTION 1 */}
<SectionSliderNewCategories categories={DEMO_CATS} />
<SectionOurFeatures />
<SectionGridFeaturePlaces cardType="card2" />
<SectionHowItWork />
<div className="relative py-16">
<BackgroundSection className="bg-orange-50 dark:bg-black/20" />
<SectionSliderNewCategories
categories={DEMO_CATS_2}
categoryCardType="card4"
itemPerRow={4}
heading="Suggestions for discovery"
subHeading="Popular places to stay that Chisfis recommends for you"
sliderStyle="style2"
/>
</div>
<SectionSubscribe2 />
<div className="relative py-16">
<BackgroundSection className="bg-orange-50 dark:bg-black dark:bg-opacity-20 " />
<SectionGridAuthorBox />
</div>
<SectionGridCategoryBox />
<div className="relative py-16">
<BackgroundSection />
<SectionBecomeAnAuthor />
</div>
<SectionSliderNewCategories
heading="Explore by types of stays"
subHeading="Explore houses based on 10 types of stays"
categoryCardType="card5"
itemPerRow={5}
/>
<SectionVideos />
<div className="relative py-16">
<BackgroundSection />
<SectionClientSay />
</div>
</div>
</main>
);
}
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nextchris/src/app/(project-listings)/listing-project/page.tsx
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Lines 148 to 211 in dbfe721
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Modify src/app/page.tsx with contents:
• Import `useEffect` and `useState` from 'react' at the top of the file.
• Import `fetchProjects` from './lib/data.ts'.
• Convert `PageHome` from a simple function to a functional component that uses `useState` to hold the projects data and `useEffect` to fetch the data on component mount.
• Inside `useEffect`, call `fetchProjects` and update the state with the fetched projects.
• Pass the fetched projects data to the `SectionGridFeaturePlaces` component as a prop. For example, if the component accepts a prop named `data`, it would look like ``.
• Ensure error handling is implemented for the data fetching, possibly by adding a state for handling loading and error states and rendering appropriate UI feedback based on those states.--- +++ @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -import React from "react"; +import React, { useEffect, useState } from "react"; import SectionHero from "@/app/(server-components)/SectionHero"; import BgGlassmorphism from "@/components/BgGlassmorphism"; import { TaxonomyType } from "@/data/types"; @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import SectionBecomeAnAuthor from "@/components/SectionBecomeAnAuthor"; import SectionVideos from "@/components/SectionVideos"; import SectionClientSay from "@/components/SectionClientSay"; +import { fetchProjects } from './lib/data.ts'; const DEMO_CATS: TaxonomyType[] = [ { @@ -147,6 +148,26 @@ ]; function PageHome() { + const [projects, setProjects] = useState([]); + const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true); + const [error, setError] = useState(null); + + useEffect(() => { + fetchProjects() + .then(data => { + setProjects(data); + setLoading(false); + }) + .catch(error => { + console.error("Failed to fetch projects:", error); + setError(error); + setLoading(false); + }); + }, []); + + if (loading) returnLoading...; + if (error) returnError: {error.message}; + return ( {/* GLASSMOPHIN */}
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Create src/app/(project-listings)/SectionGridFeaturePlaces.tsx with contents:
• Ensure that the `SectionGridFeaturePlaces` component accepts a prop for the projects data, which we'll refer to as `data` for consistency. This might already be in place, but if not, add it to the component's props.
• Modify the component to render the projects data dynamically. This involves mapping over the `data` prop and rendering UI elements for each project. The exact implementation will depend on the existing structure of the `SectionGridFeaturePlaces` component and how it's designed to display data.
• If the component uses TypeScript, update the type definitions to include the new `data` prop.
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