Create a full-stack web application for a Chess Opening Trainer that is intuitive, feature-rich, and leverages spaced repetition for effective learning. The application should allow users to build, manage, and train their opening repertoires for both white and black.

Here are the core functionalities and features required:

1. Repertoire Management & Data Handling
White & Black Repertoires: Users must be able to define and manage separate opening repertoires for playing as White and as Black.

PGN Import/Export:

Import: Allow users to import opening lines from a standard PGN string or file. The system should intelligently parse variations and add them to the correct repertoire (white or black based on the first move).

Export: Enable users to export their entire repertoire or specific lines as a PGN.

Example PGN Structure: The parser should handle complex PGNs with variations and sub-variations as shown in the example: 1. d4 e6 2. c3 (2. c4 b6 3. e4 Bb7 4. e5 (4. Nc3 Bb4 5. Bd3 f5 6. f3 Qh4+ 7. g3 Qh5 8. exf5 (8. Bd2 Nc6 9. d5 (9. a3 Bd6 10. e5 Be7 11. d5 (11. Nb5 O-O-O 12. c5 bxc5 13. dxc5 (13. Qa4 a6 14. Nc3 Nb8 15. Rc1 Bg5 16. b4 Bxd2+ 17. Kxd2 cxd4 18. Nce2 Ne7))) 9... Ne5 10. Be2 Nf6 11. f4 Neg4 12. h3 Bxc3 13. Bxc3 Qh6 14. exf5 Ne3 15. Qd3 Nxf5 16. g4 Nd6 17. g5) (8. a3 Bxc3+ 9. bxc3 fxe4 10. Bxe4 Bxe4 11. fxe4 Qg6 12. Ne2 (12. Qf3 e5 13. d5)) 8... Nf6 9. fxe6 dxe6 10. Qa4+ Nc6 11. Be3 Bxc3+ 12. bxc3 O-O)).

Add, Remove, & Edit Moves: Provide an intuitive interface to add new moves/variations to an existing repertoire, remove unwanted lines, and modify current repertoire moves.

Multiple Repertoires: Support the creation and management of multiple distinct repertoires for both white and black (e.g., "Main Repertoire," "Aggressive Lines," "Against 1...e5").

Custom Notes/Commentary: Allow users to attach personal notes or strategic commentary to any move or position within their repertoire.

2. Training & Learning System
Spaced Repetition: Implement a robust spaced repetition algorithm (e.g., SM-2 variant) to schedule moves for review based on user performance, optimizing learning and long-term retention.

Customizable Training Modes:

Randomized Training: Present moves randomly from the entire repertoire.

Problematic Lines Focus: Prioritize training on lines where the user frequently makes mistakes.

New Moves Focus: Emphasize recently added moves to aid initial memorization.

Interactive Chessboard: A dynamic chessboard display that allows users to input moves and visualize variations during training.

Audio Feedback: Provide subtle sound cues for correct and incorrect moves during training sessions.

3. Analytics & Integration
Progress Tracking & Statistics: Display user statistics such as overall accuracy, progress on specific lines, moves mastered, and training history. Visualize improvement over time.

Opening Explorer Integration: Integrate with a chess opening database (e.g., Lichess API for their explorer, if available and suitable for client-side use) to display move popularity, win rates, and common continuations for any given position.

Basic Engine Analysis: Incorporate a client-side chess engine (e.g., Stockfish.js) to provide instant, basic evaluations of positions, helping users understand the strength of their repertoire moves.

Lichess Analysis Link: For any position on the board, provide a quick link to open that position directly on Lichess for deeper analysis.

4. User Interface & Experience
Customizable Board Display: Allow users to choose board themes, piece sets, and colors.

Mobile Responsiveness / PWA: The application should be fully responsive for seamless use on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, and function as a Progressive Web App (PWA) for offline capability and an app-like experience.

Repertoire Sharing: Implement a feature to easily share a repertoire (or a specific part of it) with others, perhaps via a unique link or PGN export.

Gamification Elements: Incorporate small motivational features like "training streaks" or "mastery achievements."

Technologies & Architecture (Suggestions for Cursor)
Frontend: A modern JavaScript framework (e.g., React, Vue, Svelte) for a dynamic and interactive UI. Utilize a chess board library (e.g., chessboard.js or a React/Vue specific chess component).

Backend: A lightweight backend (Node.js with Express, Python with Flask/FastAPI, or a serverless approach) to handle user authentication (if desired in the future, though not explicitly requested yet), PGN processing, and persistence of repertoires. A simple database (e.g., SQLite, PostgreSQL, or a NoSQL option like MongoDB) for user data and repertoires.

Chess Logic: A robust chess engine library (e.g., chess.js) for move validation, FEN manipulation, and game state management.

Spaced Repetition: Custom implementation of an SR algorithm or integration with an existing library.

Initial Task for Cursor:
Please set up the basic project structure for this full-stack application. Focus on getting the frontend and backend connected, a basic chessboard component rendering, and placeholder functionality for PGN import/export and repertoire display. Prioritize a clear, modular architecture that can support the extensive features outlined above.

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Cursor Prompt: Advanced Chess Opening Trainer
Goal: Create a full-stack web application for an Advanced Chess Opening Trainer that is highly interactive, intuitive, and leverages spaced repetition for optimal learning and retention of chess opening theory. The application should empower users to build, manage, and meticulously train their opening repertoires for both white and black.

Core Functionalities & Features
1. Repertoire Management & Data Handling
White & Black Repertoires: Allow users to define, manage, and switch between separate opening repertoires for playing as White and as Black.

PGN Import/Export:

Import: Implement robust PGN parsing to import opening lines from a PGN string or file. The system must intelligently handle complex PGNs with multiple variations and sub-variations (e.g., 1. d4 e6 2. c3 (2. c4 b6 3. e4 Bb7 4. e5 (4. Nc3 Bb4 5. Bd3 f5 6. f3 Qh4+ 7. g3 Qh5 8. exf5 (8. Bd2 Nc6 9. d5 (9. a3 Bd6 10. e5 Be7 11. d5 (11. Nb5 O-O-O 12. c5 bxc5 13. dxc5 (13. Qa4 a6 14. Nc3 Nb8 15. Rc1 Bg5 16. b4 Bxd2+ 17. Kxd2 cxd4 18. Nce2 Ne7))) 9... Ne5 10. Be2 Nf6 11. f4 Neg4 12. h3 Bxc3 13. Bxc3 Qh6 14. exf5 Ne3 15. Qd3 Nxf5 16. g4 Nd6 17. g5) (8. a3 Bxc3+ 9. bxc3 fxe4 10. Bxe4 Bxe4 11. fxe4 Qg6 12. Ne2 (12. Qf3 e5 13. d5)) 8... Nf6 9. fxe6 dxe6 10. Qa4+ Nc6 11. Be3 Bxc3+ 12. bxc3 O-O))). The system should correctly identify whether imported lines belong to the white or black repertoire based on the first move.

Export: Enable users to export their entire repertoire or specific selected lines as a standard PGN.

Add, Remove, & Edit Moves: Provide an intuitive interface for users to:

Add new moves and variations to an existing repertoire from any board position.

Remove unwanted lines or entire variations.

Modify existing repertoire moves (e.g., reordering variations, changing a specific move in a line).

Multiple Repertoires: Allow users to create, name, and switch between multiple distinct repertoires for both white and black (e.g., "Main 1. d4 Repertoire," "Aggressive Sicilian Lines," "Beginner Repertoire").

Custom Notes/Commentary: Implement functionality for users to add and manage personal notes, strategic explanations, or reminders associated with specific moves or positions within their repertoire.

2. Training & Learning System
Spaced Repetition Algorithm: Develop a robust spaced repetition system (e.g., based on the SM-2 algorithm or a similar adaptive method) to schedule moves and lines for review based on user performance, optimizing learning efficiency and long-term memory retention.

Customizable Training Modes: Offer various training modes to cater to different learning needs:

Randomized Training: Present moves randomly from the entire selected repertoire.

Problematic Lines Focus: Prioritize training on specific lines or moves where the user has historically made mistakes or struggled.

New Moves Focus: Emphasize recently added moves to aid initial memorization.

Interactive Chessboard: A dynamic and visually appealing chessboard display for interactive move input and clear visualization of all variations during training.

Audio Feedback: Include subtle, distinct sound effects for correct and incorrect moves during training sessions to provide immediate feedback.

3. Analytics & Integrations
Progress Tracking & Statistics: Implement a dashboard or section to display comprehensive user statistics, including overall accuracy, progress on specific opening lines, number of mastered moves/lines, and a historical record of training sessions. Visualize improvement trends over time.

Opening Explorer Integration: Integrate with a public chess opening database (e.g., utilizing Lichess's Opening Explorer API if suitable for client-side use) to display:

Move popularity statistics (how often a move is played).

Win/draw/loss percentages for various continuations.

Links to master games featuring specific lines.

Basic Engine Analysis: Incorporate a lightweight, client-side chess engine (e.g., Stockfish.js) to provide instant, basic evaluations of positions, allowing users to quickly gauge the strength of moves within their repertoire without leaving the application.

Lichess Analysis Link: For any position currently displayed on the board, provide a one-click button to open that exact position directly in Lichess's analysis board for deeper exploration.

4. User Interface & Experience
Customizable Board Display: Allow users to personalize the look of the chessboard by selecting different board themes, piece sets, and color schemes.

Mobile Responsiveness / PWA: Ensure the entire application is fully responsive, providing a seamless user experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. The application should also be installable as a Progressive Web App (PWA) to enable offline functionality for core training and an app-like feel.

Repertoire Sharing: Implement a feature to easily share an entire repertoire or specific lines with others, potentially via a unique, shareable link or an instant PGN export.

Gamification Elements: Introduce subtle gamification features such as "training streaks" for consecutive correct answers or simple "mastery achievements" for completing specific training milestones to enhance user engagement.

Technical Considerations & Initial Setup Tasks for Cursor
Frontend:

Utilize a modern JavaScript framework (e.g., React, Vue, or Svelte) for a highly dynamic and responsive user interface.

Integrate a robust chess board library (e.g., chessboard.js or a framework-specific chess component) for board rendering and interaction.

Implement client-side PGN parsing (e.g., using chess.js for chess logic and PGN handling).

Backend:

A lightweight backend framework (e.g., Node.js with Express, Python with Flask/FastAPI) to handle data persistence, PGN processing (if server-side is preferred for complex cases), and potentially user authentication (for future expansion).

A suitable database (e.g., PostgreSQL or MongoDB) for storing user repertoires, training data, and user profiles.

Chess Logic:

Leverage a comprehensive chess library (e.g., chess.js) for move validation, FEN string manipulation, game state management, and PGN generation.

Initial Task for Cursor:
Please set up the foundational project structure for this full-stack application. This includes:

Frontend project setup (React preferred, but choose what integrates best with your capabilities).

Backend project setup with a basic API endpoint for future data handling.

Basic database integration (e.g., a simple user/repertoire model).

Integration of a basic chessboard component on the frontend that can display a FEN.

Placeholder UI elements for PGN import and an initial "Start Training" button.

Ensure a clear, modular architecture that is easily extensible to support all the outlined features.