So my current problem is that I need you to fix the authentication flow in the app. From what I remember, the login and signup pages do not both follow the minimal design of the application. Right now, the signup page looks fine, but the login page is not minimalistic. It is using Clerk’s default UI, but we are supposed to use Clerk’s components and customize them so the login page matches the minimal style of the signup page.
After that, we need to fix what happens after a user logs in. Currently, I think one of two things happens:
You either see a dashboard screen where you cannot do anything.
Or it just shows the HuskyBids loading spinner and does not redirect properly.
The correct behavior should be:
After a user successfully logs in, they should be redirected to the dashboard.
If the user is new, they should be given 1,000 points on first login so they can start placing bids on future games.
If the user is returning, they should just land on the dashboard with their existing balance and be able to place bids as normal.
There are also some constraints you must follow:
You cannot change any backend implementation or Clerk versions.
You should only modify the frontend implementation and UI.
The current backend logic for sign in and sign up is working and should be left as is.
The only backend-related behavior you may touch is what happens after the user is logged in, if that is necessary to make the frontend flow work correctly.
It would also be helpful if you look into the syncing behavior on login. When a user logs in, that event should trigger the ESPN-related APIs. The system should check whether the user has any pending bets where the game date has passed and the final score is available. If so, it should update the user’s point balance based on the outcome of those bets.
So my current problem is that I need you to fix the authentication flow in the app. From what I remember, the login and signup pages do not both follow the minimal design of the application. Right now, the signup page looks fine, but the login page is not minimalistic. It is using Clerk’s default UI, but we are supposed to use Clerk’s components and customize them so the login page matches the minimal style of the signup page.
After that, we need to fix what happens after a user logs in. Currently, I think one of two things happens:
You either see a dashboard screen where you cannot do anything.
Or it just shows the HuskyBids loading spinner and does not redirect properly.
The correct behavior should be:
After a user successfully logs in, they should be redirected to the dashboard.
If the user is new, they should be given 1,000 points on first login so they can start placing bids on future games.
If the user is returning, they should just land on the dashboard with their existing balance and be able to place bids as normal.
There are also some constraints you must follow:
You cannot change any backend implementation or Clerk versions.
You should only modify the frontend implementation and UI.
The current backend logic for sign in and sign up is working and should be left as is.
The only backend-related behavior you may touch is what happens after the user is logged in, if that is necessary to make the frontend flow work correctly.
It would also be helpful if you look into the syncing behavior on login. When a user logs in, that event should trigger the ESPN-related APIs. The system should check whether the user has any pending bets where the game date has passed and the final score is available. If so, it should update the user’s point balance based on the outcome of those bets.