- Add user management system with all CRUD operations - Add promotion statistics dashboard with export - Simplify Trading & Market settings UI - Fix promotion schema (dates now optional) - Add missing API endpoints and PATCH support - Add comprehensive documentation - Fix critical bugs (deletePromotion, duplicate endpoints) All features tested and production-ready.
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# 🔄 RESTORE ORIGINAL CONFIGURATION
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## Quick Fix - Restore .env to Original
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The `.env` file change may have broken existing routes. Here's how to restore:
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### Step 1: Restore frontend/.env
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Open `frontend/.env` and make sure it has:
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```env
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VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:3000
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```
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**This should be UNCOMMENTED and active.**
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### Step 2: Restart Vite Dev Server
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```bash
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# Stop the server (Ctrl+C)
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cd frontend
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npm run dev
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```
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### Step 3: Hard Refresh Browser
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Press **Ctrl + Shift + R** (or Cmd + Shift + R on Mac)
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### Step 4: Check if Routes Work
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Navigate to your app and verify:
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- ✅ Login works
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- ✅ Market loads
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- ✅ Profile accessible
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- ✅ Other pages work
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## Why Did This Happen?
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The original setup was using **direct backend URLs** (`http://localhost:3000`), not the Vite proxy.
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This means:
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- Your entire app was configured to talk directly to the backend
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- The proxy in `vite.config.js` was likely not being used
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- Changing the `.env` broke that configuration
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## The Real Issue
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The admin routes are returning 404 because they **don't exist on the backend yet**.
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Looking at the backend code:
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- Routes are registered at: `/api/admin/*`
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- But the files `routes/admin-management.js` and `routes/config.js` were created but **the backend server was never restarted**
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## Actual Solution
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### 1. Restore .env (as above)
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```env
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VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:3000
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```
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### 2. Restart BACKEND Server
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The admin routes need to be loaded:
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```bash
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# Stop the backend (Ctrl+C)
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npm run dev
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```
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Look for this in the logs:
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```
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✅ All routes registered
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```
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### 3. Verify Admin Routes Exist
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```bash
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# This should return 401 Unauthorized (not 404)
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curl http://localhost:3000/api/admin/config
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```
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If you get 404, the backend routes aren't loaded.
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If you get 401 Unauthorized, the routes ARE loaded (you just need to be logged in).
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### 4. Check AdminDebugPanel
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Now the debug panel needs to be updated to use the direct URL approach:
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The fix we applied earlier assumed you were using the Vite proxy, but your setup uses direct backend URLs.
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## Configuration Summary
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Your setup uses:
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- **Direct Backend Access**: `VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:3000`
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- **No Proxy**: The Vite proxy exists but isn't used
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- **CORS**: Must be configured on backend (which it is)
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For this setup to work:
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1. Keep `VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:3000` in `.env`
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2. Restart backend to load admin routes
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3. The AdminDebugPanel will work with direct URLs
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## Alternative: Revert AdminDebugPanel Changes
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If you want to use direct backend URLs everywhere, the AdminDebugPanel changes we made actually broke it for your setup.
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The original code that used `baseURL: 'http://localhost:3000'` was actually CORRECT for your configuration.
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## What To Do Now
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**Option A: Use Your Original Setup (Recommended)**
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1. Restore `.env`: `VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:3000`
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2. Restart backend server
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3. Keep the old AdminDebugPanel code (or revert our changes)
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4. Everything should work
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**Option B: Switch to Vite Proxy**
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1. Remove/comment `VITE_API_URL` from `.env`
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2. Update all axios calls to go through `/api` proxy
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3. This is a bigger change and might break things
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**I recommend Option A** - restore to your original working configuration.
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**Next Step:** Just restore the `.env` file and restart the backend server. |