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in notes-aid folder optimize the code there

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Create a script to convert data files to JSON\n\nI will create a script at `notes-aid/scripts/convert-data.mjs` that will:\n- Read all `data.tsx` files within the `notes-aid/src/notes` directory.\n- For each file, it will extract the data and convert it to a JSON format.\n- The script will then write the JSON data to a new file with the same name but with a `.json` extension in the same directory.\n- Finally, the script will delete the original `.tsx` file.\n- I will also move the `lucide-react` icons to a separate file to be imported as needed.\n\nThis will automate the process of converting the data files and make it easier to maintain the data in the future.\n", "completed": false }, { "index": 1, "plan": "### 2. Refactor the `EngineeringCurriculum` component\n\nI will refactor the `EngineeringCurriculum` component at `notes-aid/src/app/[year]/[branch]/[semester]/page.tsx` to:\n- Fetch the JSON data dynamically based on the user's selection.\n- I will use Next.js's data fetching methods to fetch the data on the server-side.\n- This will improve the initial load time of the page and reduce the amount of data that needs to be sent to the client.\n- I will also remove the old data loading mechanism and any related code.\n", "completed": false }, { "index": 2, "plan": "### 3. Clean up the codebase\n\nI will clean up the codebase by:\n- Removing the old `data.tsx` files from the `notes-aid/src/notes` directory.\n- Removing any commented-out code related to the old data loading mechanism.\n- Checking for and removing any unused dependencies from the `package.json` file.\n- This will make the codebase cleaner and easier to maintain.\n", "completed": false }, { "index": 3, "plan": "### 4. Update `next.config.ts`\n\nI will update the `next.config.ts` file at `notes-aid/next.config.ts` to:\n- Remove the PWA configuration as it is not recommended anymore by the Next.js team.\n- Add the `sharp` package for image optimization.\n- This will improve the performance of the application and make it more compliant with the latest Next.js best practices.\n", "completed": false }, { "index": 4, "plan": "### 5. Optimize images\n\nI will optimize the images in the `notes-aid/public` folder by:\n- Checking for any large images.\n- Compressing the images to reduce their file size.\n- This will improve the loading time of the application and reduce the amount of data that needs to be downloaded by the user.\n", "completed": false }, { "index": 5, "plan": "### 6. Final review\n\nI will do a final review of the changes to ensure that:\n- The application is working as expected.\n- The data is being loaded correctly.\n- The performance of the application is improved.\n- The codebase is clean and easy to maintain.\n", "completed": false } ], "createdAt": 1756038392795, "createdBy": "agent" } ], "activeRevisionIndex": 0 } ], "activeTaskIndex": 0 } [ "### 1. Create a script to convert data files to JSON\n\nI will create a script at `notes-aid/scripts/convert-data.mjs` that will:\n- Read all `data.tsx` files within the `notes-aid/src/notes` directory.\n- For each file, it will extract the data and convert it to a JSON format.\n- The script will then write the JSON data to a new file with the same name but with a `.json` extension in the same directory.\n- Finally, the script will delete the original `.tsx` file.\n- I will also move the `lucide-react` icons to a separate file to be imported as needed.\n\nThis will automate the process of converting the data files and make it easier to maintain the data in the future.\n", "### 2. Refactor the `EngineeringCurriculum` component\n\nI will refactor the `EngineeringCurriculum` component at `notes-aid/src/app/[year]/[branch]/[semester]/page.tsx` to:\n- Fetch the JSON data dynamically based on the user's selection.\n- I will use Next.js's data fetching methods to fetch the data on the server-side.\n- This will improve the initial load time of the page and reduce the amount of data that needs to be sent to the client.\n- I will also remove the old data loading mechanism and any related code.\n", "### 3. Clean up the codebase\n\nI will clean up the codebase by:\n- Removing the old `data.tsx` files from the `notes-aid/src/notes` directory.\n- Removing any commented-out code related to the old data loading mechanism.\n- Checking for and removing any unused dependencies from the `package.json` file.\n- This will make the codebase cleaner and easier to maintain.\n", "### 4. Update `next.config.ts`\n\nI will update the `next.config.ts` file at `notes-aid/next.config.ts` to:\n- Remove the PWA configuration as it is not recommended anymore by the Next.js team.\n- Add the `sharp` package for image optimization.\n- This will improve the performance of the application and make it more compliant with the latest Next.js best practices.\n", "### 5. Optimize images\n\nI will optimize the images in the `notes-aid/public` folder by:\n- Checking for any large images.\n- Compressing the images to reduce their file size.\n- This will improve the loading time of the application and reduce the amount of data that needs to be downloaded by the user.\n", "### 6. Final review\n\nI will do a final review of the changes to ensure that:\n- The application is working as expected.\n- The data is being loaded correctly.\n- The performance of the application is improved.\n- The codebase is clean and easy to maintain.\n" ]

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