Tasks:

• create navbar component
• import and create the app logo
• build page layout

Task:

• cleanup default next.js files
• add chakra theme and styles
• download and import fonts
• add 404-page redirect

Tasks:

• create the movies page
• pass the ids and create the movie UI
• add next seo
• edit the favicon

Tasks:

• create the homepage
• create all sections { topRated, upcoming, popularMovies, nowPlaying }
• create and import types
• create mini-movies and big-movie cards for some sections
• make everything responsive up until now

Code Review Comment: Refactoring API Requests

Code Location: src/hooks/usePopular.ts

Overview

I've reviewed my usePopular hook and find that it's well-structured and effective for managing data fetching. However, I see opportunities to improve the code's readability and maintainability.

Suggestions

1. Separation of Concerns: I'm thinking about breaking down the API request logic further by creating a dedicated utility function for making requests. This would help reduce code duplication and centralize error handling.

2. Error Handling Enhancement: Instead of using alert(error) for error handling, I'll consider creating a standardized error-handling mechanism. This could involve returning error messages from the API request function and handling them appropriately in the hook.

3. Type Definitions: While I've provided type annotations for state variables, I'll add type definitions for the response data from the API requests. This would provide stronger type safety and make the code more self-documenting.

4. Parameterizing API Endpoints: To enhance the hook's reusability, I'm considering passing the API endpoints as parameters to the hook. This would allow me to use it for fetching other types of data as well.

5. Testing: As this hook is crucial for fetching and managing data, I'll definitely write unit tests to ensure its functionality remains intact during future changes.

Conclusion

My code demonstrates my understanding of state management and data fetching in React. By implementing these suggestions, I can further improve the quality, maintainability, and extensibility of the usePopular hook.