Install react-router-dom to support client-side navigation. This is a prerequisite for implementing the multi-step authentication flow and other routed features. Additionally, this commit includes minor copy improvements to the password reset forms for better clarity.
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# System Patterns
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This document describes the system architecture, key technical decisions, design patterns in use, component relationships, and critical implementation paths.
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## System Architecture
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The application is a Single Page Application (SPA) built with React and Vite. It uses a component-based architecture.
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## Key Technical Decisions
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- Using Vite for a fast development experience.
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- Using Tailwind CSS for utility-first styling.
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- State management is handled within individual components using React Hooks.
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## Design Patterns In Use
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- **Component-Based Architecture:** The UI is broken down into reusable components.
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- **Stateful and Stateless Components:** Using React functional components with and without state.
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## Component Relationships
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- `main.jsx`: The application entry point, renders the `App` component.
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- `App.jsx`: The root component, currently renders the `AuthPage`. It will be updated to handle routing.
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- `AuthPage.jsx`: Manages the display of different authentication forms (`LoginForm`, `SignupForm`, etc.).
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- `ChatbotPage.jsx`: A new page that will contain the `Chatbot` component.
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- `Chatbot.jsx`: A new component for the chat interface.
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## Critical Implementation Paths
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- User authentication flow.
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- Chatbot interaction and response handling.
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