Feat adding frontend template

[Sma1lboy]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a new React TypeScript application template with Vite support.
  • Added essential configuration files for ESLint and TypeScript to enhance code quality.
  • Created a new HTML entry point for the application.

• Documentation

  • Added a comprehensive README file guiding developers on setting up the template and configuring ESLint.

• Configuration

  • Implemented .gitignore to exclude unnecessary files from version control.
  • Added TypeScript configuration files for improved type checking and project organization.

• Scripts

  • Included scripts in package.json for development, building, linting, and previewing the application.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces several new files and configurations for a React TypeScript project using Vite. Key additions include a .gitignore file, a README for setup guidance, ESLint configuration, TypeScript configuration files, and a Vite configuration file. The changes establish a foundational structure for the project, including entry points, dependency management, and linting rules, to facilitate development and maintain code quality.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
backend/template/react-ts/.gitignore	New file created to specify patterns for files and directories to be ignored by Git.
backend/template/react-ts/README.md	New README file created outlining setup for React with TypeScript and Vite, including ESLint configuration.
backend/template/react-ts/eslint.config.js	New ESLint configuration file added to enforce linting rules for TypeScript and React.
backend/template/react-ts/index.html	New HTML file created as the main entry point for the React application.
backend/template/react-ts/package.json	New package.json file created specifying project details, scripts, and dependencies.
backend/template/react-ts/src/index.jsx	New entry point file for the React application, rendering a basic "Hello world" message.
backend/template/react-ts/src/vite-env.d.ts	Reference directive added to recognize Vite client types for better TypeScript support.
backend/template/react-ts/tsconfig.app.json	New TypeScript configuration file for the application with specified compiler options.
backend/template/react-ts/tsconfig.json	New TypeScript configuration file with project references for app and node configurations.
backend/template/react-ts/tsconfig.node.json	New TypeScript configuration file defining compiler options for the node environment.
backend/template/react-ts/vite.config.ts	New Vite configuration file added to integrate the React plugin for handling JSX.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(backent): adding react-ts template #56: The changes in this PR involve the introduction of a new .gitignore file for the backend/template/react-ts directory, which is identical to the changes made in the main PR. Both PRs create a .gitignore file that specifies patterns for files and directories to be ignored by Git.

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backend/template/react-ts/eslint.config.js

Oops! Something went wrong! :(

ESLint: 8.57.1

ESLint couldn't find the plugin "eslint-plugin-prettier".

(The package "eslint-plugin-prettier" was not found when loaded as a Node module from the directory "/backend".)

It's likely that the plugin isn't installed correctly. Try reinstalling by running the following:

npm install eslint-plugin-prettier@latest --save-dev

The plugin "eslint-plugin-prettier" was referenced from the config file in "backend/.eslintrc.js".

If you still can't figure out the problem, please stop by https://eslint.org/chat/help to chat with the team.

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