Task - Support Desk API's Frontend
Kindly update the relevant parameters and relevant environment variabes to test.
NODE_ENV = development PORT = 5000 MONGO_URI = mongodb+srv://your username and your password JWT_SECRET = abc123
Submitted and coded by Jagadeesh Kumar . S, you may send mail to my email address which is jagadeesh_2k17@proton.me, you may contribute some money to my Indian Unified Payment Interface (UPI) which is jagadeesh-kumar@ybl .
Front-end which is used is equal to Reactjs
Front-end Source code's link is equal to https://github.com/Jagadeesh-Kumar-Initial-Is-S/support-desk-main-s-frontend .
Back-end Deployed URL's link is equal to https://support-desk-main-s-frontend.vercel.app/ .
Back-end which is used is equal to Nodejs
Database which is used is equal to MongoDB
Back-end Source code's link is equal to https://github.com/Jagadeesh-Kumar-Initial-Is-S/support-desk-main-s-backend .
Back-end Deployed URL's link is equal to https://support-desk-main-s-backend.vercel.app/ .
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