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pnpm dev
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bun devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
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To-do:
- Get a better color palette.
- Handle words that were't recognized, (alert user)
For the google api that is failing because of the env var in vercel:
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it has been converted to base 64 and then converted back to a regular string in my api. Make sure that the base64 version is right (gpt did it, do it another way)
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Error is saying that client_email is not there. Maybe start by converting the gpt-created base64 string back to a regular one and see what's up
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TRY: see if the JSON that is begin converted needs to be different before converting it...escape the \n?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74299271/linking-google-credentials-to-vercel