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Hi, I wanted to work on this as part of kwoc, is there a starter code to it if not I would like to start working on it from scratch

There seems to be inconsistency between UG/PG time formats (maybe this is from noticeboard only?)
In any case there should probably be a field, either time or _id, with which we can sort notices by so the newest ones are shown first

1. Create a component (or two) for handling login and signup. No fancy css needed for the time being.
2. Create a floating (fixed) component in the top right corner of the dashboard (like here: https://www.uplabs.com/posts/stripe-dashboard-redesign). Just one button (doesn't even need an icon. Just something that reads 'user'). Clicking on this button should have a dropdown with 2 entries:

• Profile
• Sign in

Use redux to manage application state. The official documentation has great tutorials and examples to do so: https://redux.js.org/docs/introduction/Ecosystem.html

It is okay to treat this issue as low-priority and work on the project without redux. This can be integrated eventually.

Create the basic component that will act as a container for the entire dashboard. Use the below link as inspiration: https://www.uplabs.com/posts/stripe-dashboard-redesign

Specifically, this container would only contain the sidebar. To start with, create 4 placeholder entries in the sidebar. Create corresponding placeholder containers as well, with container id (ie. simply 1-4).

Current web app is based on the password model which will be replaced with the OCR model and hence we require a new web app.

Under this web app, the user will be able to submit an image [or HTML (maybe) or erp login] and download the ICS file after all the backend work is done.

@ghostwriternr assign me please.

The dashboard should by default go to the home container (say the one with container id 1). Upon clicking on one of the sidebar entries, the dashboard should navigate to /{container-id}. For example, if the dashboard is running at http://localhost:8080/, clicking on container 3 in the sidebar should route to http://localhost:8080/3.