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@AnitSarkar123 check it what's wrong |
Could you please give a demo vedio of registration working |
Sign.Up.for.GamingTools.-.Google.Chrome.2024-10-06.09-04-39.mp4Collect.your.GamingTools.-.Google.Chrome.2024-10-06.09-05-05.mp4
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@Abhishek-TG18 very good 👍 I will merge it today |
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PR Title
Issue #91 : I Connect FrontEnd Auth with Backend solved
Type of PR
Description
This PR implements the authentication feature for the application, including user signup, login, and session management using JWT tokens. The feature enables users to create an account, log in, and access protected routes.
Checklist
Important Notes Before Reviewing the PR
Environment Setup:
Ensure that your local environment is set up correctly. You need to have Node.js and MongoDB installed and running.
Make sure to configure the necessary environment variables in your .env file, including:
PORT: Port for the backend server (default is 5000).
MONGODB_URL: Connection string for MongoDB.
SECRET: Secret key for JWT.
CLIENT_URL: URL for frontend access.
CORS Configuration:
The backend is configured to allow CORS requests from the frontend. Make sure the frontend is running on the specified CLIENT_URL for successful API calls.
Adjust the CORS settings if you are deploying the application or testing from different origins.
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