Minecraft Tier List Website for Relife Verse

I'll create a Minecraft tier list website similar to the screenshots you provided, with an admin panel to manage players, tiers, and game modes.

Features Implemented

I've created a Minecraft tier list website for Relife Verse with the following features:

Main Website

• Player Rankings: Display players with their Minecraft skins, ranks, points, and tiers
• Game Mode Navigation: Switch between different game modes (Overall, PvP, UHC, etc.)
• Search Functionality: Search for specific players
• Responsive Design: Works on mobile and desktop devices
• Tier Badges: Visual representation of player tiers with appropriate colors

Admin Panel

• Player Management: Add, edit, and delete players
• Tier Assignment: Assign tiers to players for different game modes

• Point System: Automatic calculation of points based on the tier values you provided:

  • LT5: 1 point
  • HT5: 2 points
  • LT4: 3 points
  • HT4: 4 points
  • LT3: 6 points
  • HT3: 10 points
  • LT2: 20 points
  • HT2: 30 points
  • LT1: 45 points
  • HT1: 60 points
• Rank System: Automatic rank assignment based on total points

How to Use

1. View Rankings: Visit the main page to see player rankings
2. Admin Access: Go to /admin to access the admin panel
3. Add Players: In the admin panel, go to the "Add Player" tab to create new players
4. Edit Players: In the "Manage Players" tab, you can edit or delete existing players
5. View Tier System: The "Tier System" tab shows the point values for each tier

The design closely matches the screenshots you provided, with a dark theme and colored tier badges. The website is built with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS for a modern, responsive experience.

I'll fix the error by updating the <SelectItem> components that have empty string values. The issue is in the admin page where we're using empty strings for the "None" option in the tier selection dropdowns.

I've fixed the error by making the following changes:

1. Changed all instances of <SelectItem value="">None</SelectItem> to <SelectItem value="none">None</SelectItem> to avoid using empty strings as values.

2. Updated the tier array creation logic in both handleAddPlayer and handleUpdatePlayer functions to filter out the "none" values:

   .filter(([_, value]) => value && value !== 'none')
3. Updated the Select component in the editing player section to use 'none' as the default value when no tier is selected.

These changes ensure that we never use an empty string as a value for SelectItem components, which was causing the error. The "none" value is now properly filtered out when calculating points and saving player data.

The admin page should now work correctly without any errors when adding or editing players.