Okay, here is the basic HTML structure for the Qomsec Canteen Management System.

Okay, I'll enhance the structure with more specific UI elements for each feature and add modern CSS styling.

This update includes:

1. index.html: Added more detailed structure within each section (tables, buttons, forms, widgets). Included a placeholder avatar image.
2. style.css: A new file with modern CSS, including variables for colors, flexbox layout, styling for header, sidebar, content sections, tables, buttons, forms, status badges, dashboard widgets, and basic responsiveness.
3. script.js: Enhanced JavaScript for handling navigation between sections using CSS classes (active) and added logic for the settings tabs. It also activates the correct section on initial load based on the URL hash.
4. placeholder-avatar.png: Added an empty file as a placeholder for the user avatar image. You might want to replace this with an actual image later.

Now the application has a more defined structure and a modern visual style.

Okay, let's refactor the Qomsec CMS using React to make it more reactive and update the currency to Ugandan Shillings (UGX). This involves setting up a basic React project structure using Vite.

To Run This:

1. Install Dependencies: bash npm install

2. Start Development Server:

   npm run dev
   

   npm run dev
   

This sets up a React application using Vite. Key changes:

• Project Structure: Uses package.json, Vite config, and separates code into components within the src directory.
• Reactivity: React handles UI updates based on state and props. Navigation is managed by react-router-dom, providing a single-page application (SPA) experience without full page reloads.
• Components: The UI is broken down into reusable components (Header, Sidebar, Dashboard, etc.).
• Routing: react-router-dom maps URL paths to specific components.
• Currency: Placeholder values in components like Dashboard, MenuManagement, BillingPayments, and OrderManagement have been updated to use "UGX" and more appropriate numerical values.
• Styling: The CSS remains largely the same but is now imported into the React application. Minor adjustments might be needed based on the final JSX structure.
• Interactivity: Basic interactivity is added (like tab switching in Settings using React state). More complex state management (fetching data, handling form submissions) would be the next step.*

Okay, here are the steps to run the Qomsec CMS React application:

1. Install Dependencies: Open the terminal in the project's root directory (/home/user) and run: bash npm install

   This command reads the package.json file and downloads all the necessary libraries (React, Vite, etc.).

2. Start the Development Server: After the installation is complete, run:

   npm run dev
   

   npm run dev
   

   This command starts the Vite development server. It will build the application and make it available locally.

You should see output in the terminal indicating that the server is running, usually providing a local URL (like http://localhost:3000). The preview window should automatically open or update to show the running application.

Okay, here are the commands to run the Qomsec CMS React application using your command line or terminal:

1. Install Dependencies: Navigate to the project directory (/home/user in this environment) in your terminal and type: bash npm install

   Press Enter. This downloads the project's dependencies.

2. Start the Development Server: Once the installation finishes, type the following command in the same terminal:

   npm run dev
   

   npm run dev
   

   Press Enter. This will start the development server.

The terminal will show output indicating the server is running and provide a local URL. The application should appear in the preview window.

Okay, I've set up the project files. To see the web application, you need to run the development server.

Use this command in the terminal:

bash npm run dev

This will start the server, and the Qomsec CMS application should become visible in the preview window.