# External Resources

# 1. Front-End

This section lists all the technologies and frameworks used to build the user interface of the website.

Technology/Package	Version	Description	Usage
React	18.2.0	JavaScript library for building user interfaces.	Core UI development.
@mui/material	5.8.6	React components that implement Google's Material Design.	Core UI components.
apexcharts	3.45.0	JavaScript charting library.	Data visualization.
formik	2.2.9	Form library for React.	Managing form state and validation.
jwt-decode	3.1.2	Library for decoding JSON Web Tokens (JWT).	Authentication and token management.
moment	2.29.4	Library for parsing, validating, manipulating, and formatting dates.	Date and time manipulation.
notistack	3.0.1	Snackbar notification library for React.	Displaying notifications.
prismjs	1.29.0	Lightweight, extensible syntax highlighter.	Syntax highlighting in code blocks.
react-data-grid	7.0.0-beta.41	React component for displaying data in a grid.	Data grid and table management.
react-data-table-component	7.5.3	Lightweight and customizable data table for React.	Displaying data tables.
react-gravatar	2.6.3	Gravatar image component for React.	Displaying Gravatar images.
react-markdown	9.0.0	Markdown parser for React.	Rendering Markdown content.
react-pdf	7.5.0	PDF viewer for React.	Displaying PDFs in React.
react-redux	8.0.2	Official React bindings for Redux.	Connecting React with Redux store.
react-simple-code-editor	0.13.1	Simple code editor with syntax highlighting.	Editing code snippets in React.
react-syntax-highlighter	15.5.0	Syntax highlighting component for React.	Highlighting code syntax.
react-use-websocket	4.5.0	React hook for WebSocket connections.	Managing WebSocket connections.
redux	4.2.0	Predictable state container for JavaScript apps.	Application state management.
redux-persist	6.0.0	Persist and rehydrate Redux store.	Persisting Redux state across sessions.
yup	0.32.11	JavaScript schema builder for value parsing and validation.	Form validation schema.

This table is comprehensive and covers all the packages you mentioned, along with their versions, descriptions, and uses in your project.

# 2. Back-End

# Overview:

This section includes the frameworks and tools that power the server-side logic of the website.

Technology	Version	Description	Usage
Node.js	14.17.1	JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 engine.	Server-side scripting.
Express.js	4.17.1	Web application framework for Node.js.	API and routing.
Nginx	1.21.1	Web server that can also be used as a reverse proxy, load balancer, and HTTP cache.	Server management.

# 3. Databases

# Overview:

Details on the databases and related technologies used to manage and store data.

Technology	Version	Description	Usage
MySQL	8.0.25	Open-source relational database management system.	Main data storage.
Redis	6.2.4	In-memory data structure store, used as a database, cache, and message broker.	Caching and session management.
MongoDB	4.4.6	NoSQL database, uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas.	Document-oriented data storage.

# 4. Large Language Models

# Overview:

This section highlights the machine learning models and frameworks utilized for natural language processing and other AI-driven functionalities.

Model/Framework	Version	Description	Usage
GPT-4	API Version	Large language model developed by OpenAI.	Text generation and natural language processing.
TensorFlow	2.5.0	Open-source machine learning framework.	Model training and deployment.
Hugging Face Transformers	4.6.1	Library for natural language processing.	Pretrained model integration and customization.

Each section begins with an overview that provides a brief introduction to the technologies listed. The tables give a clear, concise summary of each technology, including its version, a description, and how it’s used in your project. This format ensures that your documentation is both informative and easy to navigate.