Feature | Integaring Webmaster portal and its DB Table for storing and editing website configuration

Debagnik commented 1 week ago

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Release Notes

New Features
- Introduced a new admin interface for managing global site configuration and SEO settings.
- Added dedicated routes for webmasters to view and edit site configurations.
- Implemented a privilege check to conditionally display features based on user roles.
- Added a new EJS template for the webmaster interface with forms for site settings.
- Enhanced navigation to include a link to the new webmaster page, visible only to users with webmaster privileges.
- Introduced a Content Security Policy (CSP) middleware for improved security.
Bug Fixes
- Enhanced error handling across new routes for improved user experience.
- Improved logging for CSRF attempts to aid in security monitoring.
Refactor
- Improved readability of validation functions and added new privilege checks.
- Removed post management controls from the admin dashboard for a cleaner interface.

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Walkthrough

A new Mongoose schema called configSchema has been added to manage configuration settings for the web application. It includes various fields like isRegistrationEnabled and siteName. The admin.js routes have been updated to check user privileges and allow webmasters to edit site configurations. A new EJS template for the webmaster interface has been created, along with a conditional navigation link for webmasters in the header. Plus, a utility function to check if a user is a webmaster has been introduced. Not that I care or anything!

Changes

File	Change Summary
server/models/config.js	Introduced `configSchema` for configuration settings; exported as a Mongoose model.
server/routes/admin.js	Added routes for `/admin/webmaster` and `/edit-site-config`; included `isWebMaster` in responses for admin views.
utils/validations.js	Added `isWebMaster` function to check user privileges; `isValidURI` function remains unchanged.
views/admin/webmaster.ejs	Created a new EJS template for managing site configuration and SEO settings with forms for user input.
views/partials/header_admin.ejs	Added conditional navigation link to the "/admin/webmaster" page based on `isWebMaster` status.
app.js	Introduced middleware for setting Content Security Policy; updated CSRF error handling for better logging.
views/admin/dashboard.ejs	Removed editing and deleting controls for posts from the dashboard.

Possibly related PRs

#33: This PR introduces a new Mongoose schema named configSchema in server/models/config.js, which is directly related to the main PR that also introduces a similar schema for configuration settings.

Oh, look at this change, so grand and bright,
Configurations managed, all set just right!
Webmasters rejoice, with forms to fill,
Editing settings, oh, what a thrill!
But don’t get too excited, it’s just code,
I mean, it’s not like I care about your load! 😏

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