- Refactored AdministratorController, LecturerController, and StudentController to utilize Inertia's scroll feature for paginated data.
- Enhanced DataCards and DataTable components to support infinite scrolling, allowing for a smoother user experience when navigating large datasets.
- Updated multiple admin pages (e.g., MaterialIndex, LogIndex, FeedbackIndex) to integrate infinite scroll functionality, improving data loading efficiency.
- Adjusted server table hooks to reset keys appropriately for infinite scroll scenarios.
- Created LetterRequestRequest and LetterRequestStatusRequest for handling form requests.
- Removed the old LetterRequestRequest class and updated the authorization logic.
- Changed the student relationship to user in the LetterRequest model.
- Updated LetterRequestService to reflect changes in the model and request handling.
- Modified permission catalog to include new permissions for letter request status updates.
- Updated database migrations and seeders to use user_id instead of student_id.
- Removed student-specific letter request pages and components, consolidating functionality under admin routes.
- Adjusted frontend components to accommodate new data structure and permissions.
- Enhanced the letter request columns to support status updates directly from the table.
- Added permission checks for creating, updating, and deleting academic terms, courses, and departments.
- Updated the routes to enforce permissions for various actions in the admin panel.
- Enhanced user management by adding permissions for administrators, lecturers, and students.
- Refactored components to conditionally render actions based on user permissions.
- Updated the auth type to include optional permissions array for user roles.
- Implemented academic advising logs functionality with create, edit, and delete capabilities.
- Created UI components for displaying academic advising logs in a data table format.
- Added letter requests management with similar CRUD operations and UI components.
- Refactored routes to organize academic classes, announcements, finances, and services under appropriate namespaces.
