give a library m,anagement webite that both responsive in mobile and desktop AND that containsCreate a fully responsive and professional library management website for a college using Next.js with both frontend and backend. The website should include:
Sidebar Navigation:
About Page Rules and Regulations Syllabi e-Resources (Include DELNET and N-LIST links with corresponding IP) Gallery OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) e-Books Library Policy (Vision & Mission) Journals Top Announcement Marquee:
Displays number of books, journals, and e-books dynamically. Attractive and Professional Theme:
Use modern UI/UX principles. Implement a well-structured layout with a sidebar, main content area, and top marquee. Backend Functionality:
Store and retrieve book details, journals, and e-books dynamically. API endpoints for library resources. Additional Features:
Mobile-responsive design. Smooth animations and transitions. Use TailwindCSS for styling. Generate the Next.js code with separate files for frontend and backend implementation."
I'll create a responsive library management website using Next.js with both frontend and backend components. The design will include a sidebar navigation, top announcement marquee, and all the requested features.
This library management website includes:
Responsive Design
Sidebar Navigation
Top Announcement Marquee
Backend API
/api/stats
- Provides library statistics/api/books
- Handles book listings with filtering/api/books/featured
- Returns featured booksOPAC (Online Public Access Catalog)
E-Resources Section
Professional Theme
Additional Features
Install the required dependencies:
npm install lucide-react
Run the development server:
npm run dev
The website is now fully functional with both frontend and backend components. You can extend it by adding more pages for the remaining sections and connecting to a real database instead of the mock data.
Please make sure to add the following environment variable to your project:
I'll create a centralized data management approach by moving all data to a single data.tsx
file and implement a creative admin interface for data editing.
I've implemented a comprehensive data management approach for the library management system with the following improvements:
All data is now stored in a single lib/data.tsx
file, which includes:
This centralized approach makes it easier to manage and update data across the application.
I've created a complete admin interface at /admin
that allows authorized users to:
The admin interface features:
All components now fetch data from the API endpoints, which in turn get their data from the centralized data file:
/api/stats
- Library statistics/api/books
- Book collection with filtering/api/books/featured
- Featured books/api/journals
- Journal collection/api/ebooks
- E-book collection/api/e-resources
- E-resources information/admin
in your browserLogin with the following credentials:
admin
admin123
This implementation provides a complete solution for managing library data with a visually appealing interface that works well on both mobile and desktop devices.