[Bug]: about quivr HOT 1 OPEN

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Hey @ichengang, great to see you back! How have you been?

The issue with the front-end interface of Quivr appearing incomplete after deployment could be due to a number of factors. One possible reason could be related to session management. In the Quivr code, there is a function that checks if the session is null, and if it is, it redirects the user to the login page. This could potentially cause the interface to appear incomplete. Here's the relevant code:

const { session } = useSupabase();
if (session === null) {
  redirectToLogin();
}

(Source: frontend/app/brains-management/layout.tsx)

If there's an issue with the session management or if the redirectToLogin() function is not working as expected, it could cause the interface to appear incomplete. You might want to check the implementation of the redirectToLogin() function and the session management in your application.

As for the deployment process, Quivr's front-end interface is deployed using Docker. The Dockerfile starts with a base image of node:18.19.0-alpine, installs necessary dependencies, copies the source code into the /app directory, builds the application, and then runs it. You can find more details about the deployment process in the frontend/Dockerfile.

Unfortunately, without a specific error message or more detailed description of the behavior observed when the front-end interface appears incomplete, it's difficult to provide a more precise answer. Could you please provide more details about the issue? For example, are there any error messages in the browser console or in the server logs? Which parts of the interface are incomplete? This information could help in diagnosing the problem.

Also, I'm unable to view the image you've attached as I can't process images. If there's any relevant information in the image, could you please describe it in text form?

Looking forward to your response to help you better.

Sources

• frontend/app/brains-management/layout.tsx
• frontend/Dockerfile

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