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Gurinder rawala patch 1 #84

Closed GurinderRawala closed 3 weeks ago

GurinderRawala commented 3 weeks ago

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to the README.md file to include a new command for building the server, enhancements to logging and error handling in the file upload and deletion routes within src/api/routes/files.js, and modifications to the CORS configuration in src/api/server.js. The CORS settings have been adjusted to allow requests from any origin, improving accessibility. No alterations were made to exported or public entity declarations.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
README.md Added npm run build command in "Get Started" section for server setup.
src/api/routes/files.js Added logging for successful file uploads and improved error handling in file deletion route.
src/api/server.js Modified CORS configuration to allow requests from any origin by changing origin to '*'.

Poem

In the meadow where code does bloom,
A build command chases away the gloom.
With logs that cheer and errors that sing,
Our server's ready, let the joy take wing!
From every corner, requests can flow,
A world of access, watch our project grow! 🐇✨

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