November 2023 - February 2024 (3 months)

ArchOn Admin is a React-based single-page application (SPA) that serves as the administrative backend for a fictional ArchOn magazine website. It was developed as a full-stack project to gain experience in React and UI component creation, as well as to build an entire site from scratch.

• Login & Registration
  • Users can log in using their email and password.
  • Registration allows users to create an account with their name, email, password, and password confirmation.
  • Input validation checks and error messages are implemented.
• Authentication
  • JWT access tokens are stored in localStorage, while httpOnly cookies hold refresh tokens.
  • Tokens are sent along with each request to the site. In case of authentication errors, users are redirected to the login page.
• Authorization
  • Feature access is restricted based on user roles (20% implemented).
  • Roles include admin, editor (site manager), author, and regular user.
  • This site is currently restricted to admins, editors, and authors.
• User Management
  • Users can view a list of users with their names, roles, emails, writing topics, and registration dates.
  • Searching by name and email, filtering by role, and paging are available.
  • User roles can be edited directly from the list.
• Topic Management: Topics (categories) can be added, renamed, and their order adjusted.
• Headline Selection: Articles can be selected as headlines and subheadlines.
• Article Management: Articles can be viewed, written, edited, and deleted.
• Account Management: Users can set their avatar, write their career history, and reset their password.
• UI Customization: Font and font size can be customized, and dark mode is supported.

• This project focused on creating functional UI components (drop-down menus, tables, drag-and-drop lists) from scratch.
• I considered component design principles and structures to enhance component reusability.
• Through small-scale development and manual testing, I reflected on UX and incorporated improvements.

1. Login & Registration

   archon-demo-login.webm

2. User Management

   archon-demo-manage-user.webm

3. Headline Selection and Article Management

   archon-demo-manage-insights.webm

4. Article Writing

   archon-demo-write.webm

5. Topic Management

   archon-demo-manage-topics.webm

6. Profile Setting

   archon-demo-profile.webm

7. Password Change

   archon-demo-password.webm

8. Display Settings

   archon-demo-display.webm

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• Library: React
• Langauge: TypeScript
• Styling: TailwindCSS
• Remote State Management: Tanstack React Query
• UI State Management: Context API, Zustand
• Form State Management: React Hook Form
• Type Check: Zod, hookform/resolvers
• Icon Pack: Iconify (Lucide)
• Text Editor: CKEditor5
• Backend Communication: Axios
• Etc: Date-fns, Crypto-js for AES256 Encryption

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• Library: Express, Node.js
• Database: MariaDB
• Logging: Pino, Pino-http
• Security: Express-rate-limit, Xss, Helmet, Hpp, Bcrypt 등
• API Test: Postman
• Image Service: Cloudinary

• Source Code: GitHub
• Build Tool: Vite
• Design: figma
• Etc: VSCode, GitHub Copilot, Console Ninja, Redux Devtools, Eslint, Prettier

• Backend Hosting and Deployment: Oracle Cloud, Docker, Nginx (Conneted to my subdomain)
• Frontend Hosting and Deployment: Oracle Cloud, Docker, Docker Hub, Nginx (Conneted to my subdomain)

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• Component Styling Reference: Shadcn/ui, Radix

• While the original magazine site used vibrant colors, the admin site employs a calm and neutral blue palette.
• Initially considering UI libraries like MUI or Ant Design, I was drawn to the basic styling of shadcn/ui and built UI components based on it.
• Discovering the headless UI Radix based on shadcn/ui, I plan to apply it to the original magazine site's existing design system.
• Headless UI libraries offer flexibility and aided in understanding the component composition pattern.
• Developing dropdowns and tables for various screen sizes posed significant challenges.

• Organize complex logic introduced by feature additions and removals.
• Enhance authorization features.
• Review and fix bugs in image uploading and article editing.
• Define and display various error scenarios.
• Rename the project from "cms" to "admin" to reflect broader management