QUIZ-195: ui for flashcard feature

[trungdong11]

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Summary of Changes

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This PR introduces the foundational UI and routing for a new flashcard feature. It sets up a dedicated page, integrates it into the application's navigation sidebar, and establishes the necessary routing configuration to access the new functionality.

Highlights

• New Flashcard UI: A basic placeholder page for the flashcard feature has been created at /flash-card.
• Sidebar Navigation: A new "FlashCard" menu item with an icon has been added to the application's sidebar, linking to the new feature.
• Routing Integration: The new flashcard route module has been defined and integrated into the main application router, ensuring it's accessible and protected by authentication.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the basic UI structure for a new 'FlashCard' feature. It adds a new page, sets up the necessary routing, and includes a link in the sidebar menu. My review focuses on improving code consistency, maintainability, and user interface clarity. I've suggested using a more descriptive icon and title for the new menu item, aligning the new Vue component with project conventions, and making the new route name more specific for future scalability.

[gemini-code-assist]

The icon class i-solar-document-add-bold is already used for the "Report" menu item, which can be confusing for users. It's recommended to use a distinct icon that semantically represents flashcards. Additionally, for consistency with other menu items like "Quiz Management", the title should be "Flashcards" or "Flash Cards" instead of "FlashCard".

        class: 'i-solar-notebook-bold-duotone', // Please use a more descriptive icon for flashcards
        title: 'Flashcards',

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency with other components in the project (e.g., SidebarMenu.vue), please use <script setup lang="ts">. This is the recommended syntax for Vue 3's Composition API and seems to be the project's standard.

<script setup lang="ts"></script>

[gemini-code-assist]

The route name 'flash-card' is a bit generic. If you plan to add more routes related to flashcards later (e.g., for creating or viewing a specific flashcard set), it would be better to use a more specific name like 'flash-card-index'. This improves long-term maintainability.

Suggested change

	name: 'flash-card',
	name: 'flash-card-index',