Modern Alarm Application

Modern Alarm Application - v0 by VercelModern Alarm Application - v0 by Vercel

Prompt: Build a Modern Puzzle-Based Alarm Web Application 🧠 Project Overview: I want to develop a web-based modern alarm application that lets users: Set alarms with custom ringtones Prevent the alarm from turning off unless the user solves a task (e.g., a math problem or puzzle) This is not a regular alarm clock — it must engage the user mentally to stop the alarm. 🎯 Key Features (Functional Requirements): 1. User Authentication

122d ago

Modern Puzzle-Based Alarm Web Application

I'll create a web-based alarm application that requires users to solve puzzles to turn off alarms. Let's start with the authentication system and core functionality.

Key Features Implemented

User Authentication
- Registration and login system
- User profile management
Alarm Management
- Create, edit, and delete alarms
- Set custom labels and repeat schedules
- Toggle alarms on/off
Puzzle-Based Alarm Dismissal
- Four different puzzle types:
  - Math problems
  - Memory sequence games
  - Typing tests
  - Pattern recognition
Customization Options
- Adjustable difficulty levels
- Multiple alarm sounds
- Personalized alarm labels
Responsive Design
- Works on mobile and desktop devices
- Clean, modern interface

Technical Implementation Notes

The application uses Next.js with the App Router for routing and server components
Authentication is mocked for demonstration purposes but can be integrated with a real auth system
Alarm data is stored in localStorage but can be connected to a database
The puzzle system is designed to be extensible with different types of challenges
Sound playback uses the browser's Audio API

To use this application in a production environment, you would need to:

Implement a proper authentication system
Set up a database for user and alarm data
Add server-side validation for all forms
Implement proper error handling and notifications

122d ago

The code returns the following error:

Maximum update depth exceeded. This can happen when a component repeatedly calls setState inside componentWillUpdate or componentDidUpdate. React limits the number of nested updates to prevent infinite loops.

Revise the code to address the error.

I was previewing: /alarms/new

122d ago

I'll fix the infinite update loop in the TimePickerDemo component. The issue is happening because we're creating a circular dependency between the parent and child components' state updates.

What Was Fixed

The infinite update loop was happening because:

The TimePickerDemo component was updating its internal state (hour, minute, period) whenever the time prop changed
Then it was immediately updating the parent's time state via the setTime prop
This caused the parent to re-render with a new time value
Which triggered the cycle to repeat, creating an infinite loop

The solution has two parts:

In the TimePickerDemo component:
- Split the useEffect hook into two separate hooks
- The first hook only runs once on mount to initialize the internal state
- The second hook includes a ref to skip the first render, preventing the initial circular update
- This breaks the circular dependency between parent and child state updates
In the NewAlarmPage component:
- Added a check to only update the time state if it actually changed
- This prevents unnecessary re-renders that could trigger the update loop

This approach maintains the same functionality while preventing the infinite update cycle that was causing the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error.

122d ago

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122d ago

Modern Puzzle-Based Alarm Web Application

I'll create a web-based alarm application that requires users to solve puzzles to turn off alarms. Let's start with the authentication system and core functionality.

Key Features Implemented

User Authentication
- Registration and login system
- User profile management
Alarm Management
- Create, edit, and delete alarms
- Set custom labels and repeat schedules
- Toggle alarms on/off
Puzzle-Based Alarm Dismissal
- Four different puzzle types:
  - Math problems
  - Memory sequence games
  - Typing tests
  - Pattern recognition
Customization Options
- Adjustable difficulty levels
- Multiple alarm sounds
- Personalized alarm labels
Responsive Design
- Works on mobile and desktop devices
- Clean, modern interface

Technical Implementation Notes

The application uses Next.js with the App Router for routing and server components
Authentication is mocked for demonstration purposes but can be integrated with a real auth system
Alarm data is stored in localStorage but can be connected to a database
The puzzle system is designed to be extensible with different types of challenges
Sound playback uses the browser's Audio API

To use this application in a production environment, you would need to:

Implement a proper authentication system
Set up a database for user and alarm data
Add server-side validation for all forms
Implement proper error handling and notifications

122d ago

The code returns the following error:

Maximum update depth exceeded. This can happen when a component repeatedly calls setState inside componentWillUpdate or componentDidUpdate. React limits the number of nested updates to prevent infinite loops.

Revise the code to address the error.

I was previewing: /alarms/new

122d ago

I'll fix the infinite update loop in the TimePickerDemo component. The issue is happening because we're creating a circular dependency between the parent and child components' state updates.

What Was Fixed

The infinite update loop was happening because:

The TimePickerDemo component was updating its internal state (hour, minute, period) whenever the time prop changed
Then it was immediately updating the parent's time state via the setTime prop
This caused the parent to re-render with a new time value
Which triggered the cycle to repeat, creating an infinite loop

The solution has two parts:

In the TimePickerDemo component:
- Split the useEffect hook into two separate hooks
- The first hook only runs once on mount to initialize the internal state
- The second hook includes a ref to skip the first render, preventing the initial circular update
- This breaks the circular dependency between parent and child state updates
In the NewAlarmPage component:
- Added a check to only update the time state if it actually changed
- This prevents unnecessary re-renders that could trigger the update loop

This approach maintains the same functionality while preventing the infinite update cycle that was causing the "Maximum update depth exceeded" error.

122d ago