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Prompt for creating a printer management page in a React Express app: Goal: Build a printer management page for displaying all printer details stored in the backend database (MySQL, Prisma) in a React app. This page should display all fields available in the Printer model (part of the AssetMaster table) from the Prisma schema. Backend (Express): Controllers: Create a printerController.js that handles retrieving all printers from the Prisma schema. The data should include all fields from the Printer model: hostname, class_field, device_type, make, model_id, ip_address, asset_tag, serial_number, asset_type, ticket_number, status, ad_id, assigned_to, email, designation, department, location, user_company, date, asset_purchased_for, last_modified_by, and remarks. Routes: Set up a route for /api/printers in printerRoutes.js, which points to the getPrinters controller function. API: Make sure to return the data in JSON format for consumption in the frontend. Frontend (React): API Integration: Create an API function (getPrinters) that fetches the list of printers from the backend via Axios. The function should request data from the /api/printers endpoint. Components: Build a PrinterTable component that renders a table with all the printer details. Each row should display the fields mentioned above. Map each field from the JSON response to a table column (e.g., hostname, make, model, status, etc.). Pages: Create a Printers.js page that renders the PrinterTable component. The page should be accessible via a route (e.g., /printers). Ensure that the page is responsive and has proper error handling if the data fails to load. Design: Use Tailwind CSS (or Ant Design, Material UI as needed) to style the table. Ensure the table is clean, responsive, and supports overflow for larger datasets. Consider adding pagination or search functionality to handle large datasets efficiently in future iterations. Extra Features (optional): Add a date formatting function to display the date field in a human readable format. Implement a loading state (e.g., a spinner) when the data is being fetched from the backend.
