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Usage

1. Choose 3 alternative APT mirrors.

2. Add each of them in the lines 18, 19 and 20

3. Add the file .github/setup-apt-mirrors.sh to your codebase and the extra step in your workflow

 steps:

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Structured AI-Assisted Software Engineering (SASE)

The Streamlined Vision & Pragmatic Adoption

This methodology establishes a virtuous cycle between a human software engineer and Artificial Intelligence. It leverages AI not as a blind code generator, but as an architectural sounding board, a pair-programmer, and an accelerant for rigorous quality standards. It places a premium on strict architectural contracts, abstract interfaces, and strategic context management.

Phase 1: Conceptualization & The Structured Proposal

Every project begins with absolute clarity. Before a single line of code is written, the developer drafts a Structured Proposal.

• Contract-First Design: Defines exact behaviors, system responsibilities, and how data flows.
• Interface Drafting: Establishes the abstract boundaries and communication protocols between different system modules.

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Task Description: Frontend Integration with Nuxt.js, Storybook, cypress for e2e and cypress studio for record interaction test flux without need to code them , and at last  CI/CD Setup
Objective:
In this one-week trial, developers will take an existing frontend repository built with Nuxt.js and Pinia, featuring custom components alongside others from external libraries such as Element Plus. The goal is to integrate Storybook, set up CI/CD pipelines, and perform visual regression tests using Cypress, while organizing the project following atomic design principles.

Requirements:

##Storybook Integration:

Developers must integrate Storybook into the Nuxt.js project using the custom module created by Chakir Qatab.
They should document and visualize as many components as possible using Storybook, ensuring a seamless interaction between custom and library-based components (Element Plus).

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{
  "log": {
    "version": "1.2",
    "creator": {
      "name": "Firefox",
      "version": "72.0.1"
    },
    "browser": {
      "name": "Firefox",
      "version": "72.0.1"

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<InputAdd></InputAdd>

<List></List>

<script>
	import InputAdd from './InputAdd.html'
	import List from './List.html'

	import { Store } from 'svelte/store.js';
	

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<input bind:value='newTodo' placeholder='buy milk'>
<button on:click='push("$todos", newTodo)'>add todo</button>

<ul>
	{{#each $todos as todo, i}}
		<li>
			<button on:click='splice("$todos", i, 1)'>x</button>
			{{todo}}
		</li>
	{{/each}}

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<input bind:value='newTodo' placeholder='buy milk'>
<button on:click='push("todos", newTodo)'>add todo</button>

<ul>
	{{#each todos as todo, i}}
		<li>
			<button on:click='splice("todos", i, 1)'>x</button>
			{{todo}}
		</li>
	{{/each}}

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<input bind:value='newTodo' placeholder='buy milk'>
<button on:click='push("todos", newTodo)'>add todo</button>

<ul>
	{{#each todos as todo, i}}
		<li>
			<button on:click='splice("todos", i, 1)'>x</button>
			{{todo}}
		</li>
	{{/each}}

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<input bind:value='newTodo' placeholder='buy milk'>
<button on:click='push("$todos", newTodo)'>add todo</button>

<ul>
	{{#each ( $todos || [] ) as todo, i}}
		<li>
			<button on:click='splice("$todos", i, 1)'>x</button>
			{{todo}}
		</li>
	{{/each}}

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/*

	ractive-decorators-bootstrap-select
	=============================================

	Integrate Ractive with Bootstrap Select

	==========================

	Usage: Include this file on your page below Ractive, e.g: