Codebase
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Project Structure
Below is a short description of the key directories of the project to aid you when understanding where key files are located.
.git/ - This directory contains the Git repository data. It includes various subdirectories and files that Git uses to manage the project's source code, history, and branches.
.git/branches/ - This directory contains Git's branch information. Each branch has a corresponding file in this directory.
.git/hooks/ - This directory contains scripts that Git runs automatically when certain events occur, such as committing or receiving new data.
.git/info/ - This directory contains files that provide information about the Git repository, such as the current branch and the commit messages.
.git/logs/ - This directory contains the Git log files, which display the commit history for the repository.
.git/logs/refs/ - This directory contains files that reference the commit hashes in the Git log files.
.git/objects/ - This directory contains the actual Git object data, such as commits, trees, and blobs.
config/ - This directory contains the configuration files for the project, including the package.json file and other project-specific settings.
gptscripts/ - This directory may contain scripts used by Git or other tools to automate tasks.
public/ - This directory typically contains static files that are served directly to the user when they visit the website, such as HTML, CSS, and images.
src/ - This directory contains the source code for the project. It may include subdirectories for assets (such as images and stylesheets), components (reusable UI elements), and pages (individual web pages).
