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dhivakarg-coder/quiz-flow

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TLDR

Quiz-Flow is a web application scaffolded on the Lovable platform using React, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS, though the README does not describe what the app does or what quizzes it contains beyond the default project template.

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  root((Quiz-Flow))
    Tech stack
      React UI library
      TypeScript
      Vite build tool
      Tailwind CSS
      shadcn-ui components
    Editing options
      Lovable web editor
      Local code editor
      GitHub file editor
      GitHub Codespaces
    Deployment
      Lovable publish
      Custom domain support
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USE CASE 1

Edit the quiz app through the Lovable web interface by typing plain-language instructions to add questions, categories, or scoring features.

USE CASE 2

Clone the repository and modify the React and TypeScript source code locally in your preferred code editor.

USE CASE 3

Deploy the app using Lovable's publish feature and connect a custom domain through project settings.

Tech stack

TypeScriptReactViteTailwind CSSshadcn-ui

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

In plain English

Quiz-Flow is a web application built with the Lovable platform, a tool that lets you create and edit apps by typing instructions in plain language. The repository name suggests it is a quiz application of some kind, but the README does not describe what the app does, what quizzes it contains, or who it is for. The README is the default template that Lovable generates for every new project. The tech stack listed in the README includes Vite (a build tool for fast development), React (a library for building interactive user interfaces), TypeScript (a version of JavaScript with type checking), Tailwind CSS (a utility-based styling system), and shadcn-ui (a collection of ready-made UI components). This combination is a common setup for modern web apps. You can edit the project through the Lovable web interface by typing prompts, through a local code editor after cloning the repository, directly in GitHub's file editor, or through GitHub Codespaces. Deployment is handled through Lovable's publish feature, and custom domains can be connected through the project settings.

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Prompt 1
Add a new quiz category to Quiz-Flow with 10 multiple-choice questions about world capitals. Create the React components and TypeScript types needed to support it.
Prompt 2
Add a score tracking feature to Quiz-Flow that saves each user's quiz results to localStorage and shows a history screen after each completed quiz.
Prompt 3
Update Quiz-Flow with a dark mode toggle using Tailwind CSS dark classes and persist the user's preference in localStorage.
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