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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughAdds a full-stack scaffold: backend (Express server, DB config/schema, auth with JWT/refresh/blacklist, encryption, logging, validation, routes), frontend (React/Vite app with routing, stores, crypto manager, API client, styling, NGINX deploy), Dockerfiles for both, env templates, and a data file defining onboarding companion archetypes. Also adds a static “Turning Wheel” site (index.html, script.js, styles.css). Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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actor User
participant FE as Frontend (React)
participant API as Backend /api/auth
participant DB as Postgres
participant BL as Token Blacklist
User->>FE: Submit credentials
FE->>API: POST /auth/login {email, password}
API->>DB: getUserByEmail, verify password
API->>BL: ensure blacklist initialized
API-->>FE: { user, accessToken, refreshToken }
Note over FE: Store tokens, init crypto, route to app
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participant FE as Frontend Axios
participant API as Backend Protected Route
participant MW as authMiddleware
participant BL as Token Blacklist
participant DB as Users
FE->>API: GET /api/protected (Authorization: Bearer AT)
API->>MW: Validate token
MW->>BL: Check blacklist
MW->>DB: Load user, status
MW-->>API: req.user attached
API-->>FE: 200 OK (data)
alt Token expired
API-->>FE: 401 Unauthorized
FE->>API: POST /auth/refresh (RT)
API->>BL: Check blacklist
API-->>FE: { new AT/RT }
FE->>API: Retry original request with new AT
API-->>FE: 200 OK
end
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participant FE as Frontend (Zustand/Auth)
participant AC as Axios Client
participant AUTH as /auth/logout
participant BL as Token Blacklist
FE->>AUTH: POST /auth/logout (AT[, RT])
AUTH->>BL: blacklistToken(AT[, RT])
AUTH-->>FE: 204 No Content
FE->>AC: Clear headers/storage/crypto
AC-->>FE: Ready (no auth)
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database.js
PostgreSQL Database Configuration and Initializationbackend/config/database.js
index.css
Mystical Theme and Responsive Stylesfrontend/src/index.css
auth.js
User Authentication Routesbackend/routes/auth.js
User.js
User Model with Encryptionbackend/models/User.js
validation.js
Input Validation and Sanitization Utilitiesbackend/utils/validation.js
encryption.js
AES-GCM Encryption Utilitiesbackend/utils/encryption.js
script.js
Interactive Turning Wheel Implementationscript.js
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