GurinderRawala / server-permiles

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Gurinder rawala patch 1 #88

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 enhance setup instructions, modifications to logging and error handling in the file upload and delete routes within src/api/routes/files.js, and an update to the CORS configuration in src/api/server.js. The CORS origin has been changed from a specific URL to a wildcard, allowing requests from any origin. Additionally, there is a minor update to the method signature in the server file, though the signature itself remains unchanged.

Changes

File Change Summary
README.md Added a new step in the "Get Started" section: Build server: npm run build.
src/api/routes/files.js Introduced a logging statement for successful file uploads and improved error handling in the delete file route.
src/api/server.js Updated CORS configuration from a specific URL to a wildcard ('*'), enhancing accessibility. Also, minor method signature update.

Poem

In the meadow where bunnies play,
A server's built to save the day.
With logs that cheer and errors tamed,
Our API now is widely claimed.
So hop along, let's start anew,
With every change, our dreams come true! 🐇✨


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🔇 Additional comments (4)
README.md (1)
`19-22`: **Clear and necessary addition to the setup instructions.** The added build step is clearly described and correctly placed in the sequence of setup instructions. This ensures that users are aware of the need to compile the server before running it, which is especially important given the changes to the server configuration.
src/api/server.js (1)
`19-19`: _:warning: Potential issue_ **Consider the security implications of the CORS configuration.** The change to allow requests from any origin (`'*'`) increases accessibility but may pose security risks, especially if sensitive data is handled. It's crucial to ensure that other security measures are in place to protect the API from potential threats. Consider reviewing this configuration with the security team to ensure it aligns with the overall security policy of the application.
src/api/routes/files.js (2)
`44-44`: **Good addition to logging for traceability.** The new logging statement after a successful file upload enhances traceability and provides valuable information for monitoring and debugging purposes. --- `44-44`: **Verify the implementation of enhanced error handling.** While the AI summary mentions enhanced error handling, the specific changes are not visible in the provided code. It's important to ensure that the error handling is robust and provides clear, actionable log messages for different types of failures. Verify the implementation details of the error handling enhancements to confirm they meet the intended objectives.

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