I'll create a web app for your movie recommendation system using Next.js and React. This app will provide a user-friendly interface for users to input their preferences and view movie recommendations.
Let's start by creating the main components of the app:
This web app provides a simple interface for users to input their movie preferences and view recommendations. Here's a breakdown of the components:
app/page.tsx
: This is the main page of the app, which renders the MovieRecommendation
component.components/MovieRecommendation.tsx
: This component handles the user input and displays the movie recommendations. It uses the useState
hook to manage the state of the preferences and recommendations.app/api/recommend/route.ts
: This is a mock API endpoint that simulates the interaction with your movie recommendation model. In a real-world scenario, you would replace this with actual calls to your machine learning model.To integrate your actual movie recommendation system:
app/api/recommend/route.ts
file with actual calls to your machine learning model.MovieRecommendation
component to include additional form fields.This app provides a basic structure that you can build upon. You might want to add features like:
Remember to style your components appropriately and ensure the app is responsive for various screen sizes. You can use Tailwind CSS classes (which are already set up in this Next.js project) to further customize the appearance of your app.
I'll apply a graffiti-like color pattern to the h1 element in the app/page.tsx file. Here's how we can modify it using a <QuickEdit>
:
This modification will give the title a vibrant, graffiti-like appearance with the following effects:
The text will maintain its size, boldness, and centered alignment while gaining this eye-catching graffiti-inspired style. The animation adds a subtle but engaging movement to the title.
Remember to restart your development server after modifying the tailwind.config.js file for the changes to take effect.