#Structure Consists of two folder client and server client for frontend and server for backend

• To start the frontend cd into client directory and enter the command `npm run dev
• To start the backend cd into server directory and enter the command `npm run dev`
• Usually you have to configure .env file but here giving it for easy testing
• For the first time you also need to go to client and server folder and run `npm i` to install npm modules

##Details of src folder

###Various Components:

###Various Pages

This code is part of a React application that uses a router to define the application's routes.

It imports several components, each representing a different page in the application. It uses the createBrowserRouter function to create a router. Inside the router, it uses the createRoutesFromElements function to create routes from a list of Route components. Each Route component has a path prop that specifies the URL path for the route, and an element prop that specifies the component to render when the route is matched. For example, when the URL path is '/absbeginner', the Exercise component is rendered. When the URL path is '/auth/login', the Login component is rendered, and so on.

This JavaScript code sets up an Express.js server and connects it to a MongoDB database.

It imports several modules, including Express, CORS, and routes for exercise lists, login, and blogs. It creates an Express app and sets the port to 3000. It uses CORS middleware to enable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing and express.json() middleware to parse JSON request bodies. It sets up routes for exercise lists, login, and blogs under "/api/v1/exerciselist", "/api/v1/auth", and "/api/v1/blog" respectively. It defines an asynchronous function start that connects to the MongoDB database using the connection string from the environment variables and starts the server. It then calls the start function to start the server. If there's an error during the database connection or server startup, it logs the error to the console.

There is a route /auth/login which gives you extra features for discover section like performing crud operations

You can check out all the routes in main.jsx file