Task/270/log in using google auth/implement frontend#22
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Summary of issue
The application lacked a streamlined authentication process, requiring manual login and specific routing configurations for protected areas.
Summary of change
Implemented Google OAuth authentication on the frontend and updated application routing:
Google Auth Integration: Integrated GoogleOAuthProvider and implemented the login flow to support secure Google authentication.
Routing: Updated application routes to properly handle authenticated states and ensure seamless navigation for users.
Configuration: Configured necessary environment variables for secure client-side communication.
Testing approach
Tested the Google login flow to ensure successful authentication and proper redirection.
Verified that protected routes correctly handle user access based on authentication status.
Checked for UI consistency across different authentication states (logged in vs. logged out).
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