Feature setting up the views

[mkirolos-safco]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new feature request form to streamline submission processes for employees.
  • Enhanced bug reporting form with additional fields for detailed reporting.
  • Implemented a basic server to handle form submissions and integrate with GitHub's issue tracking system.
  • Added Docker support for deploying the application in a containerized environment.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved form submission handling for better user experience and error management.

• Documentation

  • Updated metadata and project configuration in the new package.json file for the server project.
  • Added .gitignore to enhance repository security by excluding sensitive files.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the Safco Forms application by introducing a streamlined feature request form and a revamped bug reporting form. Both forms utilize Bootstrap for a responsive and user-friendly design. Additionally, a new Express.js server facilitates seamless submissions to GitHub issues. These changes significantly improve user experience, data collection, and overall integration with GitHub.

Changes

File	Change Summary
feature.html, index.html	Introduce responsive forms for feature requests and bug reporting, improving layout and data collection.
server/package.json, server/server.js	Create a new server configuration with Express.js to handle GitHub issue submissions through a dedicated endpoint.
Docker/Dockerfile, Docker/docker-compose.yml	Establish containerized environment setups for deploying the application with Node.js and service management.
.gitignore	Specify patterns for files and directories to be ignored by Git, enhancing repository cleanliness.

Poem

In fields of code where rabbits play,
New forms emerge to save the day.
With features bright and bugs in sight,
We hop along, all feels just right!
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