Gurinder rawala patch 1

GurinderRawala commented 4 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

Documentation
- Enhanced the README.md file with build instructions for the server, improving user setup experience.
Improvements
- Added a logging statement to file upload operations, enhancing traceability and monitoring for user actions.
Configuration Changes
- Modified the CORS settings to allow requests from any origin, increasing server accessibility for multiple clients, while noting potential security implications.

gurindercoderabbitai[bot] commented 4 months ago

Walkthrough

This update enhances the project's documentation and functionality. It introduces instructions for building the server, improves logging for file uploads, and modifies the CORS settings to allow requests from any origin. These changes collectively streamline the setup process and enhance the application's traceability and accessibility.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`README.md`	Added build instruction `npm run build` before the server start instructions.
`src/api/routes/files.js`	Added a logging statement after file upload to indicate successful operation with context.
`src/api/server.js`	Modified CORS configuration to allow requests from any origin by changing the `origin` to `*`.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Server
    participant Database

    Client->>Server: Upload file
    Server->>Database: Save file info
    Database-->>Server: Confirmation
    Server->>Server: Log success message
    Server-->>Client: Respond with success

🐰 In the meadow, a change took place,
With builds and logs, we pick up the pace!
CORS now allows from far and wide,
Hopping along, with joy we glide.
Each file upload, a tale to tell,
In this happy code, we all dwell! 🥕✨

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GurinderRawala commented 2 months ago

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