Develop a web application named "XOXO" for viewing and editing PDF documents. The application should feature a minimal, responsive design with smooth animations and a user-friendly interface. Implement a neon pink or pastel pink dark theme for visual appeal.
Include two primary pages:
/home
: This page serves as the main dashboard, displaying a list of all uploaded and edited PDF files. Each PDF entry should include the file name and options for 'Delete' and 'Download' accessible via a three-dot menu. Clicking on a PDF entry should navigate the user to the /editor
page, opening the selected PDF.
/home
page./editor
: This page should feature a PDF viewer and a set of editing tools. The top of the page should display the title of the currently open PDF. The editing tools should include:
Ensure all editing tools function correctly and provide a seamless user experience. The application should be easy to navigate and responsive across different devices.
I'll create a sleek PDF viewer and editor application with a neon pink dark theme, featuring responsive design and smooth animations.
I've created a sleek PDF viewer and editor application called "XOXO" with a neon pink dark theme. The application features:
Home Page (/home
):
Editor Page (/editor
):
Toolbar with editing tools:
Key Features:
The application uses React PDF for rendering PDFs and includes a canvas-based annotation system for drawing and highlighting. All user interactions have appropriate feedback with toast notifications and smooth transitions.
fix error shown in image
I'll fix the routing error shown in the screenshot. The error indicates that there's no page component at the "/home" route, which is causing the application to fail.
I've fixed the routing error by:
app/page.tsx
with the actual home page component that was previously in app/home/page.tsx
. This makes the root route /
display the PDF manager directly.app/home/page.tsx
to a backup file to avoid conflicts.app/editor/page.tsx
to redirect to the root route /
instead of /home
when users click the back button or when there's an error.This change maintains all the functionality while fixing the routing structure to work properly with Next.js App Router. Now when you access the application, it will load the PDF manager at the root route instead of trying to redirect to a non-existent /home
route.
fix error shown in image