Levofron/NotionLingo

Notionlingo is a Next.js-based web application that helps users manage vocabulary by syncing with their Notion databases. It provides a full-stack architecture featuring REST and Supabase authentication, alongside server-side scraping for dictionary definitions. The system supports user profiles, learning streaks, and text-to-speech functionality, all structured within a modular, testable codebase.

This period focused on establishing the project's foundational structure, renaming it to 'notionlingo' and upgrading to Next.js 13.3 with a comprehensive set of development tools, including ESLint, Prettier, and Yarn PnP. The work involved creating robust scaffolding templates for components, functions, and hooks, while simultaneously refactoring the application's page structure and API routes to support a clean, modular architecture. Additionally, new API endpoints were introduced to handle user profiles and integrate with Notion, marking the beginning of core feature development.

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This period focused on establishing a structured client-side architecture, introducing domain and repository layers for Supabase, REST, and local storage, alongside a comprehensive new UI component library. The work also centralized configuration, added server-side middleware, and implemented core pages and onboarding flows.

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