This document explains the implementation of the Skill Blueprint feature for the Karir.AI platform. The feature consists of:
- A React component that displays AI-generated career blueprints
- A Netlify function that simulates the AI API endpoint
- Proper routing and integration with the existing application
- Location:
src/pages/SkillBlueprintPage.tsx - Purpose: Main page component that fetches and displays career blueprints
- Features:
- Fetches data from the Netlify function endpoint
- Uses ReactMarkdown to properly render the markdown response
- Implements loading states and error handling
- Responsive design using existing UI components
- Location:
netlify/functions/forecast.js - Purpose: Simulates the AI career blueprint API endpoint
- Features:
- Accepts POST requests with a user query
- Returns a markdown-formatted career blueprint
- Simulates API processing delay
- Generates content based on the requested profession
- Location:
src/pages/TestSkillBlueprint.tsx - Purpose: Simple form to test the skill blueprint feature
- Features:
- Allows users to enter a profession
- Redirects to the SkillBlueprintPage with the entered profession
- Location:
src/App.tsx - Purpose: Integrates the new pages into the application routing
- Routes Added:
/skill-blueprint→ SkillBlueprintPage/test-skill-blueprint→ TestSkillBlueprint
- Added:
react-markdownfor rendering markdown content - Updated:
package.jsonto include the new dependency
POST /.netlify/functions/forecast
{
"userQuery": "string"
}{
"prediction": "markdown formatted string",
"timestamp": "ISO timestamp"
}- None (uses URL parameters via
useLocation)
profession: The profession to generate a blueprint for (defaults to "Data Scientist")
blueprintMarkdown: Stores the fetched markdown contentisLoading: Tracks loading stateerror: Stores any error messages
fetchBlueprint: Makes the API call to the Netlify function- Various UI rendering functions for different states
- Uses existing shadcn/ui components
- Implements responsive design
- Includes proper loading skeletons
- Uses ReactMarkdown for content rendering
profession: Tracks the entered profession
handleSubmit: Handles form submission and redirects to the blueprint page
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Start the development server:
npm run dev -
Navigate to
/test-skill-blueprint -
Enter a profession (e.g., "Data Scientist", "UX Designer")
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Click "View Career Blueprint"
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Observe the AI-generated blueprint with proper markdown formatting
The implementation includes comprehensive error handling:
- Network errors
- Invalid responses
- Missing data
- Loading states
- User-friendly error messages
- Add caching mechanism for previously fetched blueprints
- Implement pagination for long blueprints
- Add print/export functionality
- Include interactive elements in the blueprint
- Add user feedback mechanism
- Implement authentication for personalized blueprints
The Netlify function will automatically be deployed with the rest of the application. Ensure that:
- The function file is located at
netlify/functions/forecast.js - The function exports a handler with the correct signature
- Environment variables are properly configured if needed