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trainable-ai
This is a Vike project. The backend is Hono accepting requests and a tRPC server behind that. The frontend is a React app using Mantine UI for UI and Zustand for state management, but of course with Vike's React integration. The frontend also uses React Query for data fetching with tRPC.
Goal
To create a chatbot that can learn from its interactions with users. The goal is that the user will not have to tell the chatbot to remember anything explicitly; rather, the chatbot will learn from the conversation and remember things on its own.
Project Structure
/assets: Contains static assets such as images and fonts./database: Contains modules exporting ready-to-use database clients so server functions can just query the databases without initializing them. Right now, only PostgreSQL is used; but eventually we will use Milvus as well./index.ts: Exports an object implementing theApplicationDatabaseinterface, which the tRPC procedures use to interact with the database./generated: Contains Typescript types generated from the PostgreSQL database schema using Kanel.
/layouts: Contains React layout components intended to be used as generic layouts for pages. Other than that there is nothing special about this directory; it is not treated any differently than any other directory, and is only namedlayoutsfor organizational purposes./pages: Contains the pages of the app, where a file's path is the page's URL path. This is in line with Vike's convention. This is a special directory. For example, the/my/endpointpage is in thepages/my/endpoint/+Page.tsxfile. There may be other+files in these directories, as they are special Vike files./hono-entry.ts: The server's entry point, implemented with Hono./server: Contains modules intended to be used on the server-side. There is not yet any particular organization within this directory./trpc: Contains the tRPC code for the server, router/routes, and client./types.ts: Contains the types used by the app. This does not have to be a monolithic file; it can be split into multiple files if it makes sense to do so./state.ts: Contains the Zustand state management code.