export const assemblySteps = [
  {
    id: 0,
    title: "How to Start Building Your PC",
    description: "A comprehensive guide for first-time PC builders - everything you need to know before you begin",
    duration: "2-3 hours",
    difficulty: "Beginner",
    tools: [],
    content: `Welcome to the Complete PC Building Guide! This tutorial will guide you step-by-step from unboxing your components to booting your first PC.

What You'll Learn

This guide covers everything you need to build a working PC:

1. Preparation & Planning - How to organize your workspace and understand your components
2. Component Installation - Detailed instructions for installing each part correctly
3. Cable Management - How to connect everything properly
4. First Boot & Setup - Booting your PC, entering BIOS, and installing your operating system

Who This Guide Is For

First-time PC builders
Beginners with limited technical knowledge
DIY enthusiasts wanting to learn
Anyone building their first custom PC

What You Need Before Starting

Essential Tools:
- Phillips head screwdriver (magnetic tip recommended)
- Clean, well-lit workspace
- Anti-static wrist strap (highly recommended)
- Small container for screws

Components You'll Need:
- Motherboard
- CPU (Processor)
- CPU Cooler
- RAM (Memory)
- Storage (SSD or HDD)
- Graphics Card (GPU) unless using integrated graphics
- Power Supply (PSU)
- PC Case
- Case Fans (usually included with case)

Optional but Helpful:
- Thermal paste (if not pre-applied on cooler)
- Zip ties for cable management
- Flashlight or headlamp
- Motherboard manual

Safety First

Important Safety Tips:

1. Static Electricity Protection
   - Always ground yourself before touching components
   - Use an anti-static wrist strap if available
   - Work on a hard, non-carpeted surface
   - Touch a metal object before handling components

2. Component Handling
   - Never touch the gold pins/contacts on components
   - Hold components by their edges
   - Keep components in anti-static bags until ready to use

3. Power Safety
   - Never work on a PC while it's plugged in
   - Turn off PSU switch before connecting/disconnecting
   - Double-check all connections before powering on

How to Use This Guide

Follow steps in order
Read carefully
Watch the videos
Take your time
Check your work

Estimated Time

Total Build Time: 2-3 hours for first-time builders
Experienced builders: 1-2 hours
Take breaks - don't rush

Getting Help

If you encounter issues:
1. Re-read the step instructions
2. Check troubleshooting tips
3. Watch the video demonstrations
4. Consult your motherboard manual
5. Double-check all connections

Ready to begin? Let's start with Step 1: Preparing Your Workspace!`,
    tips: [
      "Read through all steps once before starting to understand the full process",
      "Keep your motherboard manual nearby",
      "Take photos of your components before starting",
      "Pause and research if something seems unclear",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Never force components",
      "Static electricity can damage components",
      "Double-check compatibility before purchasing",
    ],
    media: [],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Starting without reading all steps",
      "Not preparing tools or workspace",
      "Touching sensitive component contacts or pins"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 1,
    title: "Prepare Your Workspace and Check All Parts",
    description: "Before starting, lay everything on a clean, static-free table. Make sure you have all components ready.",
    duration: "5 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Screwdriver (magnetic tip recommended)", "Clean workspace", "Anti-static mat (optional)"],
    content: `Before starting, lay everything on a clean, static-free table. Make sure you have:

- Motherboard
- Processor (CPU)
- CPU Cooler / Fan
- Thermal Paste
- RAM (Memory)
- SSD or HDD (Storage)
- Graphics Card (GPU)
- Power Supply (PSU)
- PC Case
- Case Fans
- Screws and cables
- Screwdriver (magnetic tip recommended)

Double-check that nothing is missing.`,
    tips: [
      "Work on a hard, flat surface away from carpets",
      "Ensure good lighting",
      "Keep component boxes nearby",
    ],
    warnings: ["Avoid working on carpeted surfaces to prevent static buildup"],
    media: [],
    completed: false,    commonMistakes: [
      "Placing components on carpet or static-prone surface",
      "Not verifying all components are present",
      "Losing screws or small parts"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 2,
    title: "Prepare the PC Case",
    description: "Open the case and install necessary standoffs",
    duration: "10 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Screwdriver", "Motherboard standoffs"],
    content: `1. Remove both side panels from the case
2. Lay the case on its side
3. Locate the motherboard mounting area
4. Install motherboard standoffs in correct positions
   - Match positions with motherboard size (ATX, Micro-ATX)
   - Hand-tighten
5. Remove unnecessary drive cages
6. Check that the I/O shield is ready`,
    tips: [
      "Install standoffs only where motherboard has holes",
      "Extra standoffs can cause shorts",
      "Keep screws organized",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Never skip standoffs",
      "Don't force standoffs",
      "Remove protective film from case windows",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/1. Case_Prep.mp4",
        caption: "Preparing the PC case and standoffs",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/10th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Skipping standoffs, causing motherboard shorts",
      "Over-tightening screws",
      "Leaving drive cages or protective film in the way"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 3,
    title: "Install I/O Shield and Prepare Motherboard",
    description: "Install the I/O shield and prepare motherboard for installation",
    duration: "5 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Hands only"],
    content: `1. Take the I/O shield
2. Push it into the case opening
3. Ensure it snaps into place on all sides
4. Press edges until clicks are heard
5. Check that no metal tabs are bent
6. Place motherboard nearby for next step`,
    tips: [
      "I/O shield only fits one way",
      "Keep foam padding if present",
      "Ensure all port cutouts align",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Sharp edges on I/O shield",
      "Ensure it's fully seated",
      "Metal tabs should point away from ports",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/2. Mobo.mp4",
        caption: "I/O shield installation",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/5th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Installing shield upside down",
      "Bending metal tabs",
      "Misaligning ports with motherboard"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 4,
    title: "Install CPU on Motherboard",
    description: "Install the CPU onto the motherboard socket",
    duration: "10 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Hands only"],
    content: `1. Place motherboard on anti-static surface
2. Locate CPU socket
3. Lift retention arm/lever
4. Intel: lift metal bracket
   AMD: lift lever
5. Align CPU with socket using golden triangle
6. Gently place CPU
7. Lower retention arm`,
    tips: [
      "Never touch CPU pins",
      "CPU should sit flat",
      "Wrong orientation won't fit",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Do not force CPU",
      "Never touch socket pins",
      "Ground yourself to prevent static",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/3. CPU.mp4",
        caption: "CPU alignment and installation",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/2nd.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Placing CPU incorrectly or forcing it",
      "Touching CPU or socket pins",
      "Forgetting to ground yourself"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 5,
    title: "Apply Thermal Paste and Install CPU Cooler",
    description: "Apply thermal paste and mount the CPU cooler",
    duration: "15 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Thermal paste", "Screwdriver"],
    content: `1. Check if cooler has pre-applied paste
   - If yes, skip to step 3
2. Apply small pea-sized dot of paste on CPU
3. Remove protective stickers from cooler base
4. Align cooler with mounting brackets
5. Intel: push down push-pins in X pattern
   AMD: screw down in X pattern
6. Connect CPU fan cable to CPU_FAN header`,
    tips: [
      "Pea-sized paste is enough",
      "Tighten screws diagonally",
      "Cooler should be firm without excessive force",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Too much paste can cause overheating",
      "Ensure cooler is attached firmly",
      "Plug in CPU fan cable",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/4. Thermal-Cooler.mp4",
        caption: "Thermal paste application and cooler mounting",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/3rd.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Using too much or too little thermal paste",
      "Not tightening cooler screws diagonally",
      "Forgetting to connect CPU fan"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 6,
    title: "Install RAM and SSD Storage",
    description: "Install RAM sticks and M.2 SSD into motherboard",
    duration: "10 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Small screwdriver"],
    content: `INSTALL RAM:
1. Locate RAM slots
2. Open locking clips
3. Check motherboard manual for slot configuration
4. Align notch and press firmly until clips snap
5. Hear a click when seated

INSTALL M.2 SSD:
1. Locate M.2 slot
2. Remove screw and standoff
3. Insert SSD at 30-degree angle
4. Press down gently
5. Secure with screw`,
    tips: [
      "Match RAM notch",
      "Press straight down",
      "Use heatsinks if available",
      "SSD should sit flat",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Don't force at an angle",
      "Ensure RAM is fully seated",
      "Don't force SSD",
      "Don't lose M.2 screw",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/5. RAM-SSD.mp4",
        caption: "RAM and M.2 SSD installation",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/4th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Installing RAM in wrong slots",
      "Forcing SSD at wrong angle",
      "Losing M.2 screw"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 7,
    title: "Install Graphics Card (GPU)",
    description: "Install the GPU into PCIe slot",
    duration: "10 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Screwdriver"],
    content: `1. Locate PCIe x16 slot
2. Remove corresponding slot covers
3. Press PCIe locking clip
4. Align GPU with slot
5. Press firmly until click
6. Secure GPU bracket with screws
7. Don't connect power cables yet`,
    tips: [
      "Remove GPU from anti-static bag just before installation",
      "GPU should be level",
      "Large GPUs may sag",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Don't force GPU",
      "Ensure locking clip engages",
      "Check GPU power requirements",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/6. GPU.mp4",
        caption: "GPU installation",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/8th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Not aligning GPU correctly in PCIe slot",
      "Forgetting to remove slot covers",
      "Not securing GPU bracket screws"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 8,
    title: "Install Case Fans",
    description: "Install and connect case fans for proper airflow",
    duration: "10 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Screwdriver"],
    content: `1. Determine fan placement: front intake, rear/top exhaust
2. Align fan with mounting holes
3. Secure with screws
4. Connect fan cables to motherboard headers
5. Ensure fan orientation
6. Route cables neatly`,
    tips: [
      "More intake than exhaust reduces dust",
      "Check arrow indicator for airflow",
      "Use splitters if needed",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Don't overtighten screws",
      "Ensure fans are connected",
      "Check fan direction",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/7. Fans.mp4",
        caption: "Installing case fans",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/6th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Installing fans in wrong orientation",
      "Not connecting fans to motherboard",
      "Overtightening screws and damaging fans"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 9,
    title: "Install Power Supply (PSU)",
    description: "Mount the PSU and route main cables",
    duration: "15 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Screwdriver", "PSU screws"],
    content: `1. Identify PSU mounting location
2. Determine fan orientation
3. Slide PSU into position
4. Align screw holes
5. Secure with screws
6. Route main cables
7. Leave cables loose for now`,
    tips: [
      "Fan should intake cool air from outside",
      "Route cables behind motherboard tray",
      "Don't plug in PSU yet",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Ensure PSU switch is OFF",
      "Don't plug into wall yet",
      "Check voltage switch",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/8. PSU.mp4",
        caption: "PSU installation",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/7th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Installing PSU in wrong orientation",
      "Connecting cables before securing PSU",
      "Plugging in PSU before build is ready"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 10,
    title: "Connect All Power Cables and Front Panel Connectors",
    description: "Connect power cables and front panel connectors",
    duration: "20 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Motherboard manual", "Patience!"],
    content: `POWER CABLES:
1. Connect 24-pin ATX power
2. Connect 8-pin CPU power
3. Connect GPU power cables
4. Connect SATA power to drives

CASE CABLES:
5. Connect USB 3.0 header
6. Connect USB 2.0 header
7. Connect HD Audio header
8. Connect front panel connectors: PWR_SW, RESET_SW, PWR_LED, HDD_LED

FANS:
9. Connect case fans

FINAL CHECK:
All power cables connected
All fans connected
RAM fully seated
GPU fully seated and secured
No loose screws inside case`,
    tips: [
      "Take photo of motherboard diagram",
      "Power cables only fit one way",
      "Front panel connectors are tiny",
      "Polarity matters for LEDs",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Double-check CPU power cable",
      "Ensure all connectors click",
      "Don't bend pins",
      "PWR_SW must be connected",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/9. Cables.mp4",
        caption: "Cable connections",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/9th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Mixing up front panel connectors",
      "Forgetting CPU or GPU power connections",
      "Not checking cable seating"
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 11,
    title: "Reinstall Case Panels",
    description: "Close up the case and prepare for first boot",
    duration: "5 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Screwdriver"],
    content: `1. Tuck excess cables behind motherboard tray
2. Final visual check of connections
3. Replace side panels and secure
4. Connect monitor, keyboard, and mouse
5. Plug PSU into wall
6. Turn on PSU switch
7. Press power button

If it boots to BIOS: SUCCESS
If not: check power cables`,
    tips: [
      "Make sure cables are routed properly",
      "Don't force panels",
      "Keep screws organized",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Ensure no cables are pinched",
      "Double-check connections",
      "Monitor connected to GPU, not motherboard",
    ],
    media: [
      {
        type: "video",
        src: "/10. ReAttach.mp4",
        caption: "Reattaching case panels",
      },
      {
        type: "image",
        src: "/10th.png",
        caption: "Technical diagram",
      },
    ],
    completed: false,
    commonMistakes: [
      "Pinching cables while reinstalling panels",
      "Connecting monitor to motherboard instead of GPU",
      "Forgetting to switch on PSU"
    ],
  },
];