I'll guide you through the process of deploying your React project with the Leaflet map and search functionality to Vercel. This process is straightforward and can be done directly from the v0 interface.

To deploy your React project with the Leaflet map and search functionality, follow these steps:

1. First, ensure that all your code changes are saved and that you're satisfied with the current state of your project.
2. Look for the "Deploy" button in the top right corner of the v0 UI. This button should be visible when you have a React Project block selected.
3. Click the "Deploy" button. This will initiate the deployment process to Vercel.
4. Vercel will automatically detect that you're deploying a Next.js project and will configure the build settings accordingly.
5. The deployment process will start, and you'll see a progress indicator. Vercel will build your project, optimize it for production, and deploy it to their global edge network.
6. Once the deployment is complete, you'll receive a URL where your application is live. You can share this URL with others to view your Leaflet map with search functionality.
7. Vercel will also provide you with a project dashboard where you can monitor your deployment, view logs, and make further configurations if needed.

Remember, every time you make changes to your project and want to update the live version, you can simply click the "Deploy" button again in the v0 UI. Vercel will create a new deployment with your latest changes.

If you encounter any issues during deployment, here are a few things to check:

• Ensure all your dependencies are correctly listed in your package.json file.
• Check that there are no build errors in your local development environment.
• Verify that you're not using any environment variables that aren't set in your Vercel project settings.

If you need to set up environment variables or make other configurations, you can do so in the Vercel dashboard after your initial deployment.

Is there anything specific about the deployment process you'd like me to explain further?

I'll create a React component for you. Let's create a simple todo list application with the ability to add and remove tasks.

This React code creates a simple todo list application. Here's a breakdown of what we've created:

1. TodoList component: This is the main component that handles the todo list functionality. It uses React hooks (useState) to manage the state of the todos and the new todo input. It provides functions to add and remove todos.
2. Home page: This is the main page of our application that renders the TodoList component.
3. Global CSS: We've included the default shadcn/ui CSS variables to ensure our components are styled correctly.

The TodoList component includes the following features:

• A list of current todos, each with a delete button
• An input field to add new todos
• An "Add" button to submit new todos

The component uses shadcn/ui components like Button, Input, and Card for consistent styling. It's also responsive, centering the todo list on the page and limiting its maximum width for larger screens.

To use this in your Next.js application, you don't need to do anything extra - the page.tsx file we created will automatically be used as the index route of your application.

If you want to add this to an existing project, you can copy the TodoList component into your project's components folder and then import and use it in any of your pages or other components.

Is there anything specific about this todo list application that you'd like me to explain further or modify?