Split 1200+ line file into clean modular architecture:
- FocusAreaNode.jsx - Tree nodes with nested style directions + training types
- HierarchyTab.jsx - Tab 1 with tree view and detail panel
- CatalogsTab.jsx - Tab 2 with global catalogs (Target Groups, Skill Categories, Training Characters)
- AssignmentsTab.jsx - Tab 3 with M:N checkbox matrix (Style Directions ↔ Target Groups)
- DetailPanel.jsx - All edit forms (Focus Area, Style Direction, Training Type) + create forms
Fixes ESBuild parser error from large file size.
Implements full CRUD: create, edit, delete, reassign focus areas.
Responsive design with mobile/desktop layouts.
Large AdminHierarchyPage.jsx (1200+ lines) causes ESBuild parser error.
Using simplified version temporarily while investigating the issue.
Broken version saved as AdminHierarchyPage.broken.jsx for debugging.
Will split into modules and restore full functionality.
Create Functions:
- '+ Neu' buttons for Style Directions and Training Types
- Create forms with focus area context
- Auto-assigns to parent focus area
- Loading states + validation
Reassignment:
- Focus area dropdown in edit forms
- Move style directions between focus areas
- Move training types between focus areas
- Updates hierarchy immediately after save
Full CRUD now complete:
- Create: new elements under focus area
- Read: tree view with nested elements
- Update: edit + reassign to different focus area
- Delete: with confirmation dialogs
Mobile + Desktop responsive design maintained.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Features:
- Edit forms for Style Directions and Training Types (working)
- Delete functions with confirmation dialogs
- Responsive layout: mobile (stacked), tablet/desktop (side-by-side)
- Back button on mobile to return to tree view
- Full CRUD except create (can use old catalogs page for now)
Mobile UX:
- Tree view fills screen
- Click item → detail panel replaces tree
- Back button → return to tree
- Safe bottom padding for navigation
Desktop UX:
- 400px tree + fluid detail panel
- Both always visible
- No back button (not needed)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
