# Fzap

Supercharge your monorepo development for multiple projects

# Development Challenges We Face

Here are some key hurdles we're currently facing in our development process

• Codebase Duplication: We have a significant amount of code that's been copied and pasted across different projects. This makes maintenance a nightmare, as any changes need to be replicated in multiple places.
• Fragmented Teams: Our team members are siloed into individual projects, limiting collaboration and knowledge sharing. This can hinder overall efficiency and innovation.
• Inconsistent Code Quality: It's difficult to maintain a high standard of code quality across the board. Senior developers may struggle to keep track of everything, and the codebase itself might not be well-tested, making it hard to identify and fix issues.

# Supercharge Your Monorepo Development

FZAP (Fanzeal Admin Panel) provides a powerful toolkit for managing and building projects in a monorepo style. Imagine a central hub for all your projects, where you can easily share code and keep things consistent. That's the magic of FZAP!

Here's what FZAP brings to the table:

• FZAP Platform: This platform acts as your mission control center, letting you manage numerous projects within a single codebase. No more juggling separate repositories – FZAP keeps everything organized and streamlined.
• FZAP Core: This is your secret weapon for rapid project development. Built on a modular and plugin-based architecture, FZAP Framework provides a solid foundation to jumpstart your projects and get coding quickly.
• Modular Power of FZAP Plugins: These plugins are the building blocks of the FZAP Framework. Each plugin is like a toolbox, containing specific functionalities. A typical plugin might have the following compartments:
  • /module: This directory likely holds the core functionality of the plugin, the bread and butter of its capabilities.
  • /refine (Potential): This directory might contain code related to data fetching and manipulation using the Refine library
  • /infras (Potential): This directory could potentially contain code with the Serverless Stack (SST) framework

# Building Real-World Projects use FZAP:

These are the projects you'll be building using the power of FZAP Framework. A typical project structure might look something like this:

• PROJECT_ACME/admin: This directory likely houses the code for the project's administrative dashboard, the command center for managing your project.
• PROJECT_ACME/server: This directory probably contains the server-side code that makes your project tick, the engine that powers everything.
• PROJECT_ACME/sdk: generated This directory might hold code for a software development kit (SDK). Think of it as a set of tools developers can use to integrate your project's functionalities into other applications.
• PROJECT_ACME/mobile: This directory could potentially contain the codebase for your project's mobile app, bringing your project to the fingertips of users.
• PROJECT_ACME/webapp: This directory likely contains the code for your project's web application, the web interface users interact with.

# Level Up Your Development Flow

To truly unleash the potential of FZAP, consider incorporating these best practices:

• Embrace Abstraction: Strive to write code that's independent of specific details. This makes your code more flexible and adaptable in the long run.
• Unit Testing: Write unit tests to ensure individual components of your project function as expected. Catch bugs early and keep your code quality high.

By leveraging the power of FZAP platform, framework, and these best practices, you can streamline your development process, build robust projects, and say goodbye to development headaches.