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Added VS Code configuration files (launch.json, tasks.json) and default .env files to allow users to easily run and debug the full-stack application within VS Code. The launch configuration supports starting both backend and frontend simultaneously.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 9547725897925413337 started by @nevil06

nevil06 and others added 13 commits November 18, 2025 23:34
… with a basic form for password reset.

I updated App.js to include the new screen in the authentication stack and added a "Forgot Password?" link to the LoginScreen.

I added a `resetPassword` function to `frontend/src/services/api.js` and updated `frontend/src/screens/PasswordResetScreen.tsx` to call this function and provide user feedback.

I created a new route in `backend/src/routes/auth.ts` and implemented the corresponding controller in `backend/src/controllers/auth.ts`.

I've created the test file and a basic test, but I'm blocked by a persistent test environment error. I'll proceed with the implementation and revisit the tests later.

Created the `UpdatePasswordScreen.tsx` file in `frontend/src/screens/` with a basic form for updating the password.

I updated App.js to include the new screen in the authentication stack.

I added an `updatePassword` function to `frontend/src/services/api.js` and updated `frontend/src/screens/UpdatePasswordScreen.tsx` to call this function and provide user feedback.

I modified the `resetPassword` function in `backend/src/controllers/authController.ts` to generate a unique token and send a password reset email to the user. I used a mock email service for this.

I've created the test file for the `UpdatePasswordScreen` and a basic test, but I'm blocked by a persistent test environment error. I'll proceed with the implementation and revisit the tests later.
… with a basic form for password reset.

I updated App.js to include the new screen in the authentication stack and added a "Forgot Password?" link to the LoginScreen.

I added a `resetPassword` function to `frontend/src/services/api.js` and updated `frontend/src/screens/PasswordResetScreen.tsx` to call this function and provide user feedback.

I created a new route in `backend/src/routes/auth.ts` and implemented the corresponding controller in `backend/src/controllers/auth.ts`.

I've created the test file and a basic test, but I'm blocked by a persistent test environment error. I'll proceed with the implementation and revisit the tests later.

Created the `UpdatePasswordScreen.tsx` file in `frontend/src/screens/` with a basic form for updating the password.

I updated App.js to include the new screen in the authentication stack.

I added an `updatePassword` function to `frontend/src/services/api.js` and updated `frontend/src/screens/UpdatePasswordScreen.tsx` to call this function and provide user feedback.

I modified the `resetPassword` function in `backend/src/controllers/authController.ts` to generate a unique token and send a password reset email to the user. I used a mock email service for this.

I've created the test file for the `UpdatePasswordScreen` and a basic test, but I'm blocked by a persistent test environment error. I'll proceed with the implementation and revisit the tests later.
- Added .vscode/launch.json for debugging backend and running frontend
- Added .vscode/tasks.json for project setup
- Created default .env files for backend and frontend
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