Admin Portal - Online Exam Platform

Welcome to the Admin portal of the Online Exam Platform, Your central command for managing the various aspects of our online examination system. The Admin portal is the heart of our platform. By putting control in one place, it simplifies the administrative process, making online exams more organized, secure, and effective for everyone involved. This central hub allows seamless management of Assessment Coordinators, Education, and Students and provides valuable insights through a comprehensive Dashboard.

Table of Contents

• User Flow
• Folder Structure
• Contribution Guidelines
• Code of Conduct
• License

User Flow

Folder Structure

Our project follows the Atomic Design Pattern, a methodology that helps in organizing code in a scalable and maintainable way. The structure is designed to promote reusability and readability, making it easier for developers to navigate and contribute to the project.

• Atoms The smallest, indivisible components of the system. Examples include buttons, input fields, and labels.

• Molecules Combinations of atoms that form more complex components. For instance, a form consisting of input fields, labels, and a submit button.

• Organisms Larger components that combine molecules and/or atoms to create distinct sections of the user interface, such as a navigation bar or a sidebar.

• Templates Complete structures that bring together organisms to form entire pages or layouts.

• Pages Instances of templates with actual content and data.

Other folders

• redux
  • apis API-related files.
  • slices Redux slices (using Redux Toolkit).
  • rootReducer.ts The root reducer combining all other reducers.
  • store.ts The Redux store configuration.
• types TypeScript type definitions.
• utils Utility functions and helper modules.
• hoc Higher Order Components.

Contribution Guidelines

We welcome contributions from the community! If you're interested in contributing to the project, please follow our Contributing guide.

Remember, Effective communication and collaboration are the cornerstones of being a valuable team member."