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Integrate OAuth for user authentication and use JWT for secure token-based sessions.

Tasks:

1. Research and select OAuth providers (e.g., Google, Facebook).
2. Set up OAuth integration for the chosen providers.
3. Implement JWT token generation and validation.
4. Create middleware for JWT authentication.
5. Update user login and registration processes to use OAuth and JWT.
6. Test authentication flow and handle edge cases (e.g., token expiration).

Acceptance Criteria:

• Users can log in using OAuth.
• JWT tokens are issued upon successful authentication.
• Middleware properly validates JWT tokens for protected routes.
• Appropriate error handling for invalid tokens.

Implement a feature for users to reset their password using OTP verification.

Tasks:

• Design a "Forgot Password" flow.
• Set up an OTP generation and verification system (e.g., using an SMS service or email).
• Create endpoints for requesting a password reset and verifying OTP.
• Implement a UI for users to enter their email/phone number and OTP.
• Update the backend to handle password reset requests.
• Ensure security measures are in place for OTP generation and verification.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Users can request a password reset using their email or phone number.
• An OTP is sent to the user and can be used to verify their identity.
• Users can successfully reset their password after OTP verification.
• Security measures prevent abuse of the reset functionality.

Description:
Looking for ways to enhance the functionality and usability of the ExpenseWise project. Your feedback and suggestions are valuable in making the project better.

Suggested Improvement:
[Describe the improvement you have in mind. Be as specific as possible about what changes you propose and how they would benefit the project. For example, you might suggest adding a new feature, improving existing functionality, or enhancing the user interface.]

Benefits:
[Explain how the proposed improvement would benefit the project and its users. For example, how it would enhance usability, performance, or overall user experience.]

Additional Information:
[Include any additional details that might help in implementing the improvement. This could be references to specific parts of the code, design ideas, or related issues/PRs.]

Example:
For example, if you’re suggesting adding a search feature to the Expense Dashboard, you might include details on how the search functionality should work, potential UI elements, and any relevant design considerations.

Tracking issue for:

• https://github.com/ksachin7/Projects/security/code-scanning/1

Establish pipelines for automated testing, deployment, and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD).

Tasks:

• Configure a testing framework (e.g., Jest, Mocha) and write test cases for key functionalities.
• Set up a CI/CD pipeline using tools like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins.
• Automate deployment processes (e.g., to AWS, Heroku).
• Implement automated testing in the CI pipeline.
• Set up notifications for build and deployment statuses.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Automated tests run on each commit and pull request.
• Deployment pipeline automatically deploys changes to staging and production environments.
• CI/CD pipeline is configured and integrates with version control.
• Notifications are sent for build failures and deployment successes.

Description:

The current README file does not include comprehensive guidelines and information about the pull request (PR) process. To improve clarity and help users understand how to contribute effectively, we need to update the README with detailed instructions on creating and managing pull requests.

Tasks:

1. Draft PR Guidelines:

   • Include a section on the purpose of pull requests.
   • Explain the workflow for creating a pull request, including branch naming conventions and commit message guidelines.
   • Provide steps for submitting a pull request (e.g., pushing changes to a feature branch, opening a PR, adding reviewers).

2. Describe Review Process:

   • Outline how the review process works, including:
     • How to assign reviewers.
     • What to expect during the review (e.g., feedback, required changes).
     • How to address review comments and make revisions.

3. Add Example Workflow:

   • Provide a simple example of a typical pull request workflow for new contributors.
   • Include visual aids or screenshots if helpful.

4. Update README File:

   • Edit the README.md file to add the new section.
   • Ensure the language is clear and accessible to both new and experienced contributors.

5. Review and Proofread:

   • Review the updated README for accuracy and clarity.
   • Proofread the new content to ensure it is free of typos and errors.

Acceptance Criteria:

• The README file includes a detailed section on pull requests that covers:
  • Purpose and benefits of PRs.
  • Steps for creating and submitting a PR.
  • Review process and expectations.
  • Example workflow and visual aids if applicable.
• The information is clear, accurate, and easy to understand.
• The updated README is reviewed and approved by at least one team member.

Additional Notes:

• Consider linking to additional resources or documentation if available.
• Ensure the new section aligns with existing documentation and project practices.