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CodeShift Website Monorepo

This repository contains both the frontend and backend for the CodeShift project Website. The goal of CodeShift is to deliver a seamless coding assistant experience directly within your workflow, combining a smart UI with a powerful backend for intelligent code generation, editing, and analysis.

Structure

  • Frontend/: React app (UI, client) that serves as the user interface for interacting with the CodeShift assistant. It provides features like code editor integration, prompt input, response display, and contextual tools.
  • Backend/: Server-side code (API, database, etc.) built using FastAPI. It handles prompt processing, communicates with the language model, manages sessions, and stores relevant data if needed.

Getting Started

Frontend

  1. cd Frontend
  2. npm install – Installs all dependencies listed in package.json.
  3. npm start – Runs the development server on http://localhost:3000. The frontend will automatically reload on file changes.

Backend

  1. cd Backend
  2. Follow the instructions in Backend/Readme.txt – This usually involves setting up a virtual environment, installing dependencies from requirements.txt, and running the FastAPI app using Uvicorn or Gunicorn.

Notes

  • Each folder contains its own README and setup instructions if needed. Make sure to review them for additional details on environment variables, API keys, or local testing configurations.
  • Make sure to run npm install in each folder before starting development. Skipping this step might lead to missing module errors or build failures.
  • For development, ensure the frontend and backend are both running concurrently. You may use tools like concurrently or a dev script if preferred.
  • The backend API should typically run on http://localhost:8000 unless specified otherwise. You may need to set up proxy configurations in the frontend (package.json) to forward API requests during local development.
  • Contributions, improvements, and suggestions are welcome. This project is under active development, and feedback helps us build better tools for developers.

For any issues, don't hesitate to get in touch with the maintainer.

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