NetManagerMap Integration

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Summary of Changes (What does this PR do?)

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• [ ] I consider this code done
• [ ] This change ready to hit production in its current state
• [x] The title of the PR states what changed and the related issues number (used for the release note).
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• [ ] I've updated corresponding documentation for the changes in this PR.
• [ ] I have written unit and/or e2e tests for my change(s).

• New Features

  • Enhanced air quality map experience with new interactive modals, sidebars
  • Improved search functionality with dynamic autocomplete and refined location suggestions.

• Enhancements

  • Extended state management and API integrations for smoother account and device monitoring.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of new features and enhancements across the NetManager application. Major updates include new React components for mapping, calendars, charts, modals, dropdowns and icons; additions and improvements to API functions, hooks, and utility functions for data fetching, date formatting, and geolocation; and extensive new Redux slices for accounts, device registry, charts, and general state management. A new webpack rule for handling SVGs and an updated web manifest are also included, all aimed at improving data visualization, user interactions, and overall state management.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/netmanager-app/app/(authenticated)/network-map/page.tsx .../NetManagerMap/page.tsx	New React components “Index” and “NetManagerMap” added to support map integration with Mapbox and air quality data visualization.
src/netmanager-app/components/NetManagerMap/components/* .../Sidebar/*	Multiple new UI components added (IconButton, CustomZoomControl, CountryList, LayerModal, TabButtons, MapSidebar, Legend, and Sidebar subcomponents) to enhance map interactivity and sidebar functionality.
src/netmanager-app/components/Calendar/*	Entire Calendar module introduced (Calendar, CustomCalendar, DatePicker, CalendarHeader, Footer, ShortCuts) for date range selection and scheduling.
src/netmanager-app/components/Charts/* .../Charts/components/*	New chart components (ChartContainer, MoreInsightsChart, SkeletonLoader, StandardsMenu, and custom chart renderers/utilities) implemented for air quality data analytics.
src/netmanager-app/components/Modal/* src/netmanager-app/components/Dropdowns/*	New modals, dialogs, and dropdown overlays (AppIntro, DialogWrapper, ConfirmExportModal, ExportModalWrapper, dataDownload modules, CustomDropdown, OrganizationDropdown, and Dropdown) added to manage user interactions and data export.
src/netmanager-app/public/icons/* src/netmanager-app/components.json	New SVG icon components and updated alias mappings for icons/images introduced across directories (map, alerts, analytics, common, sidebar, topbar, etc.), plus a new web manifest file.
src/netmanager-app/core/apis/* src/netmanager-app/utils/* .../next.config.js	New API functions, hooks (e.g., useRefreshMap, useDataDownload, useFetchAnalyticsData, useGetActiveGroup, etc.), and utility functions (dateTime, dateUtils, AutocompleteSuggestions, SetChartDetails, UpdateUserPreferences, generateRandomColors) added; webpack config updated to support SVGs.
src/netmanager-app/core/redux/*	Numerous Redux slices and store updates added for account creation, login, device registry, charts, location search, recent measurements, maps, groups, and collocation management.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant L as Layout Component
    participant NM as NetManagerMap Component
    participant R as Redux Store
    participant API as MapData API
    U->>L: Navigate to /network-map
    L->>NM: Render NetManagerMap (hide Topbar if MapActive)
    NM->>R: Dispatch actions to fetch grid and air quality data
    R->>API: Request grid/air quality details
    API-->>R: Return fetched data
    R-->>NM: Update state with data
    NM->>U: Render interactive map with sidebar and dynamic UI

Possibly related PRs

• airqo-platform/AirQo-frontend#2288: Modifications involve similar state management improvements and removal of unused components in the netmanager app, directly relating to the new mapping and dashboard features.
• airqo-platform/AirQo-frontend#2114: Updates to visual rendering and interactivity for charts and maps parallel many of the new component and state management enhancements.
• airqo-platform/AirQo-frontend#2208: Changes in the DataTable component and data handling closely align with the new Redux slices and UI components for air quality data visualization.

Poem

In lines of code so crisp and bright,
New maps and charts now take flight,
Components and hooks, Redux in hand,
Guiding data across our land.
With icons and modals smartly designed,
Our app’s future is clearly defined!
🚀 Happy coding!

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