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Description Edit Sunduk Frontend technical setup work motive of this document is to create a consolidated document so that any one who would like to setup this projects and its related tools can do it easily **Epic Title & Description:** **Epic Title:** Sunduk Frontend Technical Setup **Description:** This epic aims to create a comprehensive and consolidated document that simplifies the setup process for the Sunduk project’s frontend, ensuring that anyone can easily configure the project and its related tools. — **User Stories:** **User Story 1: As a Sunduk Developer, I want to have a clear and concise setup guide, so that I can quickly configure the frontend environment without errors.** - **In-Scope:** - Detailed instructions for setting up the frontend environment. - List of required tools and dependencies. - Step-by-step guide for installation and configuration. - **Out-of-Scope:** - Backend setup instructions. - Deployment instructions. - Troubleshooting guide for common issues. - **Acceptance Criteria (AC):** - The setup guide is complete and covers all necessary steps. - The guide is easy to follow and understand for a new developer. - No errors or omissions in the instructions. - **Validation Rules:** - Instructions must be clear and concise. - All tools and dependencies must be listed accurately. - **Error Messages:** - “Please ensure all dependencies are installed before proceeding.” - “The setup guide is incomplete. Please refer to the next step.” - **Definition of Done (DoD):** - The setup guide is reviewed and approved by the team lead. - The guide is tested by a new developer to ensure clarity and accuracy. - The guide is documented in the project repository. — **User Story 2: As a Sunduk Project Manager, I want to have a centralized document, so that I can easily manage and update the frontend setup process.** - **In-Scope:** - A single document containing all setup instructions. - Version control for the setup guide. - Access control for different team members. - **Out-of-Scope:** - Backend setup process. - Deployment and maintenance guidelines. - **Acceptance Criteria (AC):** - The document is centralized and accessible to all team members. - Version control is implemented to track changes. - Access control is set up to restrict editing to authorized personnel. - **Validation Rules:** - The document must be accessible from the project repository. - Only authorized users can edit the document. - **Error Messages:** - “Access denied. You do not have permission to edit this document.” - “Please ensure the document is saved in the correct version.” - **Definition of Done (DoD):** - The document is reviewed and approved by the project manager. - Version control is configured and tested. - Access control is verified and documented.