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Ciro D

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Ciro D

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TypeScript

The Library of Babel (Full-Stack Inventory App)

Inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’ vision of infinite knowledge, I built a full-stack inventory management app that simulates a digital library system.

The backend, powered by FastAPI, handles CRUD operations and persistent data storage in a flat JSON file.

The frontend, built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS offers a parchment-themed interface with real-time counters for unique titles and total volumes.

Key features include:

- Smart stacking: Adding a book with an existing ISBN increases its quantity.

- Gradual vanishing: Titles disappear only when all volumes are removed.

- Global search: Filter by title, author, year, or ISBN.

- Archival UI: Designed to evoke the feel of Borges’ hexagonal galleries.

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The Library of Babel (Full-Stack Inventory App)

Inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’ vision of infinite knowledge, I built a full-stack inventory management app that simulates a digital library system.

The backend, powered by FastAPI, handles CRUD operations and persistent data storage in a flat JSON file.

The frontend, built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS offers a parchment-themed interface with real-time counters for unique titles and total volumes.

Key features include:

- Smart stacking: Adding a book with an existing ISBN increases its quantity.

- Gradual vanishing: Titles disappear only when all volumes are removed.

- Global search: Filter by title, author, year, or ISBN.

- Archival UI: Designed to evoke the feel of Borges’ hexagonal galleries.