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-# Analysis Report: Angular Clarity to React+Bootstrap Migration
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-This document provides an analysis of the `angular-clarity-master` project to inform its migration to a React and Bootstrap-based stack.
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-## 1. Project Overview
-
-The existing application is a feature-rich web application built with Angular and the VMWare Clarity design system. It appears to be an enterprise-level application with modules for administration, a "builder" tool (likely for dashboards or forms), and foundational ("fnd") utilities.
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-## 2. Technology Stack
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--   **Framework**: Angular
--   **UI Library**: VMWare Clarity
--   **Language**: TypeScript
--   **Styling**: SCSS
--   **API Communication**: Angular's HttpClient, likely wrapped in custom services.
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-## 3. Architecture Analysis
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-### 3.1. Project Structure
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-The project follows a standard Angular CLI structure. Key directories of interest for migration are:
--   `src/app/modules`: Contains the feature modules of the application. This modularity should be preserved in the React application structure.
--   `src/app/services`: Contains Angular services that encapsulate business logic, API calls, and state management.
--   `src/app/models`: Contains TypeScript data models (classes and interfaces) that can be largely reused in the new React project.
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-### 3.2. State Management
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--   State seems to be managed through a combination of component state and Angular services.
--   `UserInfoService` manages user session data, storing it in `sessionStorage`. This will be replaced by a React Context (e.g., `AuthContext`) in the new application.
--   There is no clear evidence of a centralized state management library like NgRx, but service-based state is common.
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-### 3.3. Routing
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--   The application likely uses `@angular/router` for navigation. The specific routes need to be extracted from the routing module (e.g., `app-routing.module.ts`) to be replicated using `react-router-dom`.
--   The routes are likely organized hierarchically, corresponding to the feature modules.
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-### 3.4. Components & UI
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--   The application uses Angular components with templates and SCSS styles. These will be converted to React functional components using JSX.
--   The VMWare Clarity components will be replaced with `react-bootstrap` components or standard Bootstrap classes. A mapping will be required (e.g., Clarity Datagrid -> Bootstrap Table).
--   Custom SCSS will need to be reviewed and migrated.
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-### 3.5. Services & Logic
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--   **API Services**: Services like `ApiRequestService`, `LoginService`, `UserRegistrationService` handle HTTP requests. This logic will be migrated to custom hooks (e.g., `useApi`) or standalone service modules that use a library like `axios`.
--   **Business Logic**: Logic encapsulated in services will be moved into custom hooks or utility functions, depending on whether it's related to component lifecycle/state or is pure business logic.
--   **Configuration**: `AppConfig` service provides application-level configuration. This can be replaced with a configuration file (`config.ts`) and/or a React Context.
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-## 4. Migration Strategy
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-1.  **Setup React Project**: Initialize a new TypeScript-based React project (using Vite or Create React App).
-2.  **Core Services**: Re-implement core services first: configuration, API client, authentication context, and notifications.
-3.  **Component Migration**: Migrate components on a per-module basis, starting with the authentication flow (login, registration).
-4.  **Styling**: Apply Bootstrap styling and migrate custom SCSS as components are converted.
-5.  **Data Models**: Reuse TypeScript interfaces from the `models` directory.
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-This analysis will be used to generate a detailed task list for the migration.