외주 작업 발주·검수 트래커

사용자가 "빈 프로젝트 생성해줘"라고 요청했습니다. 이미 워크스페이스 구조가 있는 것 같지만, docs/프로젝트-개요.md를 확인하고 기존 상태를 파악해야 합니다. 또한 docs/에이전트-메모.md, docs/서비스-기획.md, docs/개발-계획.md 등도 확인해야 합니다. 먼저 현재 워크스페이스 상태를 확인해보겠습니다.

사용자가 "빈 프로젝트 생성해줘"라고 요청했습니다. 현재 워크스페이스에는 이미 기본 구조(api/main.go, web/src/App.jsx 등)가 있는 것 같습니다. 하지만 이게 빈 프로젝트인지 확인해봐야 합니다. 사용자는 아직 특정 앱(예: 외주 작업 발주·검수 트래커)에 대한 구체적인 요청을 하지 않았습니다. "빈프로젝트 생성해줘"는 말 그대로 최소한의 빈 프로젝트를 만들어달라는 의미일 수 있습니다. 현재 상태를 확인해보겠습니다: - api/main.go - 기본 Go API 서버 - web/src/App.jsx - 기본 React 앱 - web/src/main.jsx - React 진입점 이것들이 이미 빈 프로젝트 상태일 가능성이 높습니다. 한번 파일들을 확인해보죠.

사용자가 기획문서를 업로드했다고 합니다. 파일을 확인해야겠습니다.

Let me read the uploaded file to understand the requirements.

Now I have a clear picture. The user wants me to build an "외주 작업 발주·검수 트래커" (Vendor Order Tracker). Let me plan this out according to the implementation order specified: 1. 데이터 구조는 문서로만 정의 (no DB yet) 2. 화면을 임시 데이터로 먼저 만들기 3. 그 다음 DB와 백엔드를 구현해 연동 This is a complex project. Let me plan the steps: 1. First, define data structures in documentation (docs/) 2. Build the frontend with mock data 3. Build the backend API and database Let me start by setting up the plan and then work through it. Let me first check the existing codebase more thoroughly to understand what's there. The plan: 1. 데이터 구조 문서화 (docs/데이터-구조.md) 2. 프론트엔드: 라우팅, 로그인 화면, 발주 목록, 발주 상세, 외주자 화면, 관리자 화면 - all with mock data 3. 데이터베이스 스키마 + 시드 4. 백엔드 API 구현 5. 프론트엔드-백엔드 연동 Let me start with step 1: documenting the data structure, then move to building the frontend. For the frontend, I'll need: - React Router for routing - Mock data that matches the data model - Pages: / (order list), /order/:id (order detail), /w/:token (vendor view), /admin (vendor management), /login Let me first check what's in the current web project setup - package.json, etc.

Now I have a clear understanding of the current state. Let me plan the full implementation: **Step 1: 데이터 구조 문서화** — Write docs/데이터-구조.md with data models **Step 2: 프론트엔드 구현 (임시 데이터)** — Build all pages with mock data: - Install react-router-dom - Set up routing - Login page - Order list page (/) - Order detail page (/order/:id) - Vendor view (/w/:token) - Admin page (/admin) - Mock data matching the data model **Step 3: DB + 백엔드 연동** — Later Let me start with step 1 first, then move to step 2. For step 2, I need: - react-router-dom (for routing) - Mock data module - Multiple page components Let me set the plan and start.

Let me start with Step 1: 데이터 구조 문서화.

Step 1 done. Now step 2: install react-router-dom.

Now install react-router-dom.

Good, react-router-dom installed. Now I need to set up the routing structure. Let me plan the file structure: - web/src/App.jsx — main app with router - web/src/mock.js — mock data - web/src/pages/ — all page components - web/src/components/ — shared components Let me now create the mock data and all pages. Given the complexity, I'll create them in parallel where possible. Let me create: 1. mock.js — mock data 2. App.jsx — router setup 3. pages/Login.jsx 4. pages/OrderList.jsx 5. pages/OrderDetail.jsx 6. pages/VendorView.jsx 7. pages/Admin.jsx Let me think about the mock data first. Based on the data model: Users: demo staff user Vendors: a few vendors Orders: 8 orders with various statuses, 1 delayed Deliverables: some files Comments: thread examples Let me write all the code now. For the design, I'll go with a clean, professional look - trust-worthy collaboration tool tone with clear status colors and readable comment threads. Mobile responsive. Let me start building everything.

Let me now create the mock data and all pages. This is a big chunk of work.

Now let me create the pages. I'll write them all in parallel. Let me think about the design approach: - Clean, professional design - Clear status colors - Mobile responsive - Sidebar or top nav for navigation Let me create: 1. App.jsx - with router 2. pages/Login.jsx 3. pages/OrderList.jsx 4. pages/OrderDetail.jsx 5. pages/VendorView.jsx 6. pages/Admin.jsx For the layout, I'll use a simple top nav + main content area. Let me write all pages now.

Now create all page files. Let me write them in parallel.

All pages are created. Now let me update the plan and check for errors.

Let me check the logs.

The error says `./pages/Login.jsx` can't be found. Let me check if the pages directory was created properly.

The files are there. Maybe the Vite server needs a refresh. Let me check the logs again to see if HMR picked up the changes.

The logs are showing old errors. The HMR update at 5:43:15 PM seems successful. Let me wait a moment and check again - maybe the browser will refresh. Let me try triggering a small change in App.jsx to force HMR refresh, or just check the latest logs. Actually, let me just check the latest logs again to see if the errors have resolved. Wait, the last HMR update at 5:43:15 looks like it might have worked. Let me check a few more lines.

The HMR update at 5:43:15 was just for main.jsx. The error before was at 5:41:35. Since then, all the page files were written. The HMR should have picked up the changes by now - but maybe we need to trigger a refresh. Let me touch the main.jsx to trigger HMR. Actually wait - the pages were all written at the same time. But the error was from before they were written. The HMR should have resolved this already since the files now exist. Let me try touching a file to trigger HMR.

Wait, `touch` may not trigger HMR on its own in all cases. Let me check the logs again after a moment.

The HMR update for App.jsx happened at 5:43:35 PM. No errors after that, which means the imports resolved correctly. The app should now be working. Let me also update the project overview docs to reflect what was implemented.

The user is asking me to verify that the development server has no errors after my changes. I already did read_logs and saw that the HMR updates were successful with no errors. Let me do one final read_logs to confirm everything is clean.