b-3003-create-my-projects-list-page

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new project listing view that displays projects as cards with visual feedback for loading, errors, and empty results.
  • Revamped the maintainer projects page with a structured layout featuring navigational breadcrumbs, a clear header, and an organized interface.
  • Enhanced navigation with dedicated routes for accessing detailed views of maintainer projects.

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B-3003 Create My Projects list Page

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new React component, ProjectList, which retrieves and displays a list of projects led by the current user. In parallel, the maintainer projects page has been restructured—shifting from a detailed metrics view to a layout-focused design using standardized page components. Additionally, the routing constants have been expanded with a new maintainer section that defines distinct paths for project listings and detail views. These changes refactor how project data is fetched and rendered, standardizing navigation and layout across the maintainer project views.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/(lite)/maintainer/projects/_local/project-list.tsx app/(lite)/maintainer/projects/page.tsx	Introduced new ProjectList component that uses useAuthUser and ProjectReactQueryAdapter to fetch and render project cards (with loading skeletons and error handling). The maintainer page was refactored from MyProjectsPage to MaintainerProjectsPage with new layout components, removing outdated project metrics.
shared/constants/router.ts	Added a new maintainer section under NEXT_ROUTER with a projects object defining the root path /maintainer/projects and a dynamic details property for project detail routes.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant PL as ProjectList Component
    participant AU as useAuthUser Hook
    participant PR as ProjectReactQueryAdapter

    U->>PL: Load Maintainer Projects View
    PL->>AU: Retrieve current user info
    AU-->>PL: Return user data (project IDs)
    PL->>PR: Fetch projects using project IDs
    PR-->>PL: Return project data or error

    alt Data is Loading
        PL->>U: Display loading skeletons
    else Error Occurred
        PL->>U: Display error message
    else Data Retrieved
        PL->>U: Render project cards with navigation links
    end

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant MP as MaintainerProjectsPage
    participant NC as Navigation Components
    participant PL as ProjectList Component

    U->>MP: Navigate to Maintainer Projects Page
    MP->>NC: Render PageContainer, Breadcrumb, Header, Title
    MP->>PL: Include and render ProjectList component
    PL->>U: Present list of project cards with links via NEXT_ROUTER

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Possibly related PRs

• Qa categories #914: Modifies an existing ProjectList component, which is directly related to the new component introduced.
• Enhance user navigation and layout by adding user overview route, upd… #912: Enhances navigation by integrating NEXT_ROUTER constants for project-related pages, aligning with the routing changes in this PR.

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Where projects bloom like carrots in a row.
New paths and pages guide my speedy feet,
Data fetched with grace, rendering oh-so-sweet.
With a hop and a skip, the changes delight,
In a world of code, everything feels just right! 🐇
Happy coding, with every jump so light!

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• app/(lite)/maintainer/projects/_local/project-list.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/(lite)/maintainer/projects/page.tsx (1 hunks)
• shared/constants/router.ts (1 hunks)

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