Converting AgricultureQA to React.js

I'll convert this Next.js project to a standard React.js application that's ready for deployment. This will involve restructuring the project, replacing Next.js-specific features with React equivalents, and ensuring all functionality works properly.

Deployment Instructions

Now that we've converted the Next.js project to a React.js application, here's how you can deploy it:

Option 1: Deploy to Vercel

1. Push your code to a GitHub repository
2. Go to Vercel and sign in with your GitHub account
3. Click "New Project" and select your repository
4. Vercel will automatically detect that it's a React application
5. Click "Deploy" and your application will be live in minutes

Option 2: Deploy to Netlify

1. Push your code to a GitHub repository
2. Go to Netlify and sign in
3. Click "New site from Git" and select your repository

4. Use the following build settings:

   • Build command: npm run build
   • Publish directory: build
5. Click "Deploy site"

Option 3: Manual Deployment

1. Build the application:

   npm run build
2. The optimized production build will be in the build folder
3. Upload the contents of the build folder to any static hosting service

Key Changes Made

1. Project Structure: Reorganized the project to follow React.js conventions
2. Routing: Replaced Next.js App Router with React Router
3. API Handling: Replaced Next.js API routes with client-side logic
4. Authentication: Maintained the same authentication logic but adjusted for React
5. Styling: Kept the Tailwind CSS configuration with necessary adjustments
6. Components: Converted all components to standard React components

The application maintains all the functionality of the original Next.js project, including:

• Multi-language question answering
• Admin panel for PDF management
• User feedback collection
• Weather widget and trending topics

You can now deploy this React.js application to any hosting service that supports static websites.