To handle the "subdomain" use case

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To handle the "subdomain" use case, where partners can register their own subdomains at xxxx.slowyou.io, we'll need to add specific files and adjust the directory structure to accommodate the backend logic for subdomain registration and management. Here’s how you can structure this:

• root/
  • public/ (static files accessible by client)
  • css/
    • style.css
    • navbar.css
  • js/
    • app.js
    • validation.js
    • subdomain.js (client-side logic for subdomain registration)
  • images/
    • logo.png
    • banner.jpg
  • src/
  • server/
    • config/
    • db.js
    • controllers/
    • userController.js
    • photoController.js
    • subdomainController.js (handles subdomain registration and management)
    • models/
    • userModel.js
    • photoModel.js
    • subdomainModel.js (schema for subdomain data)
    • routes/
    • userRoutes.js
    • photoRoutes.js
    • subdomainRoutes.js (API routes for subdomain operations)
  • client/
    • components/
    • header.html
    • footer.html
    • helpers/
    • util.js
    • pages/
    • login.html
    • dashboard.html
    • subdomain.html (HTML for the subdomain registration page)
  • views/
  • layout.ejs
  • index.ejs
  • subdomain.ejs (template for subdomain registration)
  • index.js (entry point for the server)
  • vite.config.js (configuration for Vite)

Additional Notes:

• Client-side Logic (subdomain.js): This file would handle the interactions on the subdomain registration page, such as form validations, sending the subdomain registration data to the server, and handling responses.

• Server-side Logic (subdomainController.js): This controller would manage the backend operations related to subdomain registration, such as validating partner credentials, registering the subdomain, and interfacing with DNS services if needed.

• Data Model (subdomainModel.js): This would define the structure for storing subdomain information in the database, potentially including fields for the partner ID, subdomain name, and registration status.

• Routes (subdomainRoutes.js): This file would define routes for API endpoints that handle subdomain registration requests, such as checking subdomain availability and submitting new registrations.

This setup ensures that the functionality for managing subdomains is modular and clearly separated from other parts of your application, facilitating easier maintenance and scalability.

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