Implement Secura - JWT Authentication & Role-Based Authorization System ( Task 2) - #4
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Ok, looks good. Good security construct tbh. Stay tuned for further notice! |
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This PR introduces Secura, a secure project management system built with Next.js, Express.js, and SQLite. The project implements JWT-based authentication, role-based authorization (dev, lead, admin), and owner-based access control. Users can register, log in, and securely create, view, update, and delete projects through a responsive frontend connected to an Express backend, with data stored in SQLite and passwords protected using bcrypt.