How shounak151/-smart-fridge-frontend works
This is a Freshbyte smart-fridge frontend: users authenticate, manage food inventory, and access alerts, grocery planning, nutrition goals, and recipe suggestions. The sampled runtime is split between a React authentication mount and a larger vanilla-JavaScript application. API calls and domain handlers are visible in the excerpt; other wiring is omitted where source was not sampled.
Main entry points: script.js App Interactions · AuthButton.jsx Auth Controls · main.jsx Auth Mount · index.html Page Shell
Components 14
Authentication
- Auth Mount
src/main.jsx - Auth Controls
src/AuthButton.jsx
Food Management
- Food Inventory
script.js - Waste Logging
script.js - Expiry Alerts
script.js - Usage Statistics
script.js
Planning
- Grocery List
script.js - Nutrition Goals
script.js - Chef Assistant
script.js
Application Runtime
- Page Shell
index.html - App Interactions
script.js
Other components
- User
- Auth0
- Freshbyte API
Connections 20
- User → Auth Controls: uses
- Auth Mount → Auth Controls: renders
- Auth Mount → Auth0: provides auth
- Auth Controls → Auth0: login / logout
- Auth Controls → App Interactions: dispatches auth
- Page Shell → App Interactions: hosts UI
- User → App Interactions: uses features
- App Interactions → Food Inventory: handles inventory
- App Interactions → Waste Logging: handles waste
- App Interactions → Expiry Alerts: handles alerts
- App Interactions → Usage Statistics: handles stats
- App Interactions → Grocery List: handles groceries
- App Interactions → Nutrition Goals: handles goals
- App Interactions → Chef Assistant: handles recipes
- Food Inventory → Freshbyte API: reads / writes
- Waste Logging → Freshbyte API: records waste
- Expiry Alerts → Freshbyte API: fetches alerts
- Usage Statistics → Freshbyte API: fetches stats
- Grocery List → Freshbyte API: fetches list
- Nutrition Goals → Freshbyte API: requests suggestions