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Refactors component structure, implements AnnotationSystem.tsx, and adds new components related to annotations and authors. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: cbacfb18-842a-4116-a907-18c0105ad8ec Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/39b5c689-6e8a-4d5a-9792-69cc81a56534/d1468a00-d93a-40b6-8ef2-3b7ba89b0f76.jpg
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# Component Implementation Priority
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Based on the component analysis and the needs of the Tercul platform, the following implementation priority is recommended:
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## Phase 1: Critical UI Components (Week 1)
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### 1. Rich Text Editor (High Priority)
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**File**: `components/ui/rich-text-editor.tsx`
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Essential for blog post creation and editing, this component will enable content creators to format their posts with rich text features.
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### 2. Stat Card (High Priority)
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**File**: `components/dashboard/stats-card.tsx`
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Needed for dashboard statistics display, this component will provide a consistent way to display metrics throughout the dashboard.
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### 3. Empty State (High Priority)
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**File**: `components/ui/empty-state.tsx`
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Used throughout the application to show when data is missing, this component will provide a consistent user experience for empty states.
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### 4. Tag Input (High Priority)
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**File**: `components/ui/tag-input.tsx`
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Used for blog post tags, work metadata, and filtering, this component will enable users to add and manage tags.
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## Phase 2: Dashboard Components (Week 2)
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### 1. Dashboard Header
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**File**: `components/dashboard/dashboard-header.tsx`
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Provides a consistent header for all dashboard pages with breadcrumbs and actions.
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### 2. Activity Feed
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**File**: `components/dashboard/activity-feed.tsx`
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Shows recent editorial activity in the dashboard, enabling editors to track changes.
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### 3. Content Queue
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**File**: `components/dashboard/content-queue.tsx`
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Displays pending content that needs review or approval, essential for editorial workflows.
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## Phase 3: Work Management Components (Week 3)
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### 1. Work Editor
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**File**: `components/work/work-editor.tsx`
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Enables creation and editing of literary works with specialized features.
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### 2. Work Header
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**File**: `components/work/work-header.tsx`
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Provides consistent display of work metadata across the platform.
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### 3. Comparison View
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**File**: `components/work/comparison-view.tsx`
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Enables side-by-side comparison of translations with synchronized scrolling.
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## Phase 4: Author Components (Week 4)
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### 1. Author Editor
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**File**: `components/authors/author-editor.tsx`
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Enables creation and editing of author profiles with timeline events.
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### 2. Author Card
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**File**: `components/authors/author-card.tsx`
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Provides a consistent way to display author information in lists and grids.
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### 3. Author Header
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**File**: `components/authors/author-header.tsx`
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Displays author information at the top of author profile pages.
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## Phase 5: Comment and Annotation Components (Week 5)
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### 1. Comment Thread
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**File**: `components/comment/comment-thread.tsx`
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Enables threaded discussions on works and blog posts with proper nesting.
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### 2. Annotation Editor
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**File**: `components/annotation/annotation-editor.tsx`
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Provides a specialized interface for creating and editing annotations on works.
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### 3. Annotation Browser
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**File**: `components/annotation/annotation-browser.tsx`
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Enables users to browse and filter annotations on works.
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## Phase 6: Search and User Components (Week 6)
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### 1. Advanced Search
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**File**: `components/search/advanced-search.tsx`
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Provides powerful search capabilities with multiple filters and options.
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### 2. Profile Card
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**File**: `components/user/profile-card.tsx`
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Displays user information consistently across the platform.
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### 3. Reading Progress
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**File**: `components/user/reading-progress.tsx`
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Tracks and displays user reading progress on works.
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## Phase 7: Blog Components (Week 7)
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### 1. Blog Editor
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**File**: `components/blog/blog-editor.tsx`
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Provides a specialized interface for creating and editing blog posts, using the rich text editor.
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### 2. Blog Preview
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**File**: `components/blog/blog-preview.tsx`
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Displays blog post previews in lists and grids with consistent styling.
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### 3. Publication Scheduler
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**File**: `components/blog/publication-scheduler.tsx`
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Enables scheduling of blog posts for future publication.
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## Phase 8: Pattern Components (Week 8)
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### 1. Modal Forms
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**File**: `components/patterns/modal-forms.tsx`
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Provides consistent patterns for forms in modal dialogs throughout the platform.
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### 2. Action Toolbar
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**File**: `components/patterns/action-toolbar.tsx`
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Standardizes action button groups for consistent UX across the platform.
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### 3. Card Grid
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**File**: `components/patterns/card-grid.tsx`
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Provides a consistent way to display grids of cards (works, authors, blog posts).
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## Implementation Approach
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For each component:
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1. **Define Props Interface**: Start by defining the component's props interface with proper TypeScript types
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2. **Create Basic Structure**: Implement the basic component structure with proper HTML semantics
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3. **Add Styling**: Apply consistent styling using Tailwind CSS classes
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4. **Implement Behavior**: Add state management and event handlers
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5. **Test Edge Cases**: Ensure the component handles all edge cases gracefully
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6. **Add Accessibility**: Ensure proper ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation
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7. **Document Usage**: Add JSDoc comments explaining how to use the component
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8. **Create Examples**: Include usage examples in comments or documentation
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This phased approach ensures that the most critical components are implemented first, providing immediate value while building toward a complete component library.
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