Completing ProConnect React.js Application

I'll finish implementing the remaining components to make the application fully functional with all links working. Let's start with the core components needed for the dashboard and navigation.

How to Run the Application

I've completed the React.js version of ProConnect with full service management functionality. Here's how to get it running:

1. Install dependencies:

   npm install

2. Start the development server:

   npm start

Key Features Implemented

1. Service Management:

   • Add new services with detailed information
   • Edit existing services
   • Activate/deactivate services
   • Delete services

2. Comprehensive Service Form:

   • Basic information (name, category, description)
   • Pricing options (fixed, range, starting at)
   • Duration settings
   • Location and availability
   • Additional details (materials, requirements, cancellation policy)
   • Image uploads (up to 5 images)

3. Dashboard Overview:

   • Upcoming appointments
   • Recent messages
   • Earnings summary
   • Service performance metrics
   • Onboarding checklist for new users

4. Navigation:

   • Responsive sidebar that collapses on mobile
   • Breadcrumb navigation
   • Quick access to all sections

5. UI Components:

   • All UI components have been converted to React.js
   • Maintained the same styling and functionality
   • Added proper event handling and state management

All links are now working with React Router, and the application maintains the same look and feel as the Next.js version while providing a complete service management system for professionals.

ProConnect: React.js Version with Country Restrictions (UK, USA, Canada)

I'll rewrite the application to use pure React.js (no Next.js) and add country restrictions to limit usage to the UK, USA, and Canada.