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Project: Portfolio Sofi 2.0

Caution

Always GIT PULL before making changes, as updates and PRs are frequently submitted.

Tip

I hightly recomend you to install the VSCODE extension 'BETTER COMMENTS' So you will be able to see all note/instructions in distinctive colors install it

This project is a new version of the personal portfolio, designed and developed by SofiDev. The goal of this version is to offer an updated portfolio using modern technologies and a modular structure.

Project Description

• Name: portfolio-sofi-2.0
• Version: 1.0.0
• Description: New version of the portfolio.
• Author: SofiDev

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Data Access

The project uses structured TypeScript/JSON data models located under entity folders (@entities/*/model/*). The data includes information about skills, portfolio, tools, social icons, navigation menu, and user details.

Data is imported directly into components and helper functions (such as getData() in @entities/user/api/getData) without relying on internal HTTP API fetch calls or environment URL configurations for local data fetching.

Data Types Available

Data Key	Description	Entity Location
skills	Returns skill-related data.	@entities/skill/model/skillsData
menu	Returns navigation menu data.	@entities/navigation/model/menuData
portafolio	Returns portfolio project data.	@entities/project/model/portfolioData
socialIcons	Returns social media icons.	@entities/social/model/socialIconsData
tools	Returns user tools data.	@entities/skill/model/toolsData
user	Returns user profile data.	@entities/user/model/userData

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Contributors

Username	GitHub Profile	Photo
ElStron	@ElStron
Rickytodev	@rickytodev

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Installation

Clone the repository and run the following command to install all dependencies:

npm install

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Usage

Tip

To start developing the project, use the following command to run the development server:

npm run dev

This command will start the server at http://localhost:4322.

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Contribution Rules

Caution

If you want to contribute to this project, please follow these rules:

1. Fork or Clone: Fork or clone the repository to start.
2. Create a Specific Branch: Use a descriptive branch name that clearly identifies the change you are making.
3. PR Changes: Do not make too many changes in a single Pull Request. Keep changes specific and organized.
4. Consult for Refactoring: If you are refactoring code handling services or controllers, consultation is mandatory.
5. Figma Styles: Do not alter the design styles (color palette, typography) in Figma.
6. Dependencies: Do not install new dependencies without prior consultation.
7. Component Extensions: Do not change component extensions (e.g., from .astro to .jsx) without consulting first.
8. Suggesting New Components: If you want to suggest a new component, it must first be proposed in Figma. Figma Design Link (request edit permissions if needed).

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Upcoming Updates

More details on functionality, styles, and additional modules will be included as the project development progresses.

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