Removed now redundant webapp readme - see sites/readme instead

README_WEBAPP.md

-# EcoSort Web App
-
-This is an app based on the HeroUI base project, licensed under the MIT license as per the LICENSE file.
-
-## Recreating the Web App
-
-Navigate to this directory in your shell of choice, then run `npm install` to 
-install all required packages for the site. This may take a while. 
-
-Add a .env file to the directory, consisting of the following. 
-```
-SESSION_SECRET=secretword
-DATABASE_URL=postgres://neondb_owner:npg_4y5eOQkbnVsg@ep-dry-tree-abeicwnr-pooler.eu-west-2.aws.neon.tech/neondb?sslmode=require
-```
-
-The site is now ready to run locally, and will connect to the Postgres database
-without issue.
-
-Run `npm run dev` then navigate to http://localhost:3000 to view the site. 
-
-## Libraries Used
-
-- [HeroUI v2.7](https://www.heroui.com/), used for UI components to make the site look pretty.  
-
-- [BCrypt for Node JS - 5.1.1](https://www.npmjs.com/package/bcrypt), used to hash passwords for secure storage.
-
-- [d3  - 7.9](https://www.npmjs.com/package/d3), for displaying the dashboard bar chart.
-
-- [Next JS 15](https://nextjs.org), for the website's server model, building on React
-
-- [React 18](https://react.dev), for the site's frontend mattter
-
-- [Zod 3.24](https://www.npmjs.com/package/zod), used to validate the Signup form information
-
-- [Postgres 3.4 for Node](https://www.npmjs.com/package/postgres), used to query the Postgres database.
-
-Used for Hosting:
-
-- [Vercel](https://vercel.com), for the site, allowing for access anywhere.
-
-- [Neon](https://neon.tech/), for hosting of the Postgres database. 
-
-### App folder
-
-The App directory is the main location of code for the web app. This contains 
-JSX representations of all pages, in named subdirectories, and the Actions and
-API endpoints. 
-
-The Actions folder contains operations to authorise the user 
-and provide and manage a session. 
-
-The API folder provides the Increment route, which is called by the EcoSort 
-device to update the database.
-
-The Lib folder contains common definitions such as for types. The functions 
-to manage the user's session are found here. 
-
-The Dashboard, Login, and Signup folders contain JSX pages for each of the three
-main functional pages on the web app. 
-
-### Components folder
-
-The Components folder contains reusable React components, which are defined in 
-JSX and are used to provide data to the user, where the component would make 
-code more streamlined or to hold unique state.
-
-Detail Display displays data associated with a single device, with an option
-to switch device, and the recycling score and leaderboard. 
-
-Device Details handles fetching all of a user's devices, allowing for the 
-component to be rendered on the server, reducing processing time. The devices
-it retrieves are then passed to the client, which will display them in a 
-Detail Display
-
-Navbar is the component for the site's navbar, which changes dynamically based
-on the user's session, and the width of the display the user is viewing on. 
-This is added to by NavbarProvider, which is able to get data from the server
-to pass to this component in relation to session, as it is rendered on the 
-server.
-
-### Database folder
-
-The Database folder contains all functions relating to the database, to abstract 
-the SQL queries away from the actual code. This provides more ability to 
-iterate over database code. Functions are clearly named, and return descriptive
-errors.
-
-A dummy data file describes the data initially posted to the database, including 
-example usernames and passwords that can be logged into on the site.