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README.md

CMS frontend

This Vite/React app lives in ui/app and is intentionally independent of the Go backend. Run npm install, then npm run dev or npm run build.

The API defaults to same-origin /api/auth/session, /api/auth/google, and /api/auth/logout. Set VITE_API_BASE_URL for a separate backend, or override the endpoint paths with VITE_SESSION_ENDPOINT, VITE_GOOGLE_AUTH_ENDPOINT, and VITE_LOGOUT_ENDPOINT. The Google endpoint may return JSON containing user and an optional token/accessToken, or a redirect response. Sessions use cookies (credentials: include) and tokens are retained only for the current browser tab. Provider-specific login is isolated in src/api.ts so Facebook can be added without changing the routes or UI.