Task/269/log in using google auth/implement backend#281
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Summary of issue
Currently, there is no mechanism for users to authenticate via Google, which limits onboarding speed and user convenience.
Summary of change
Implemented Google OAuth authentication logic to streamline user sign-in. The following components were added/updated:
Controller: Added endpoint to handle Google authentication requests.
Mediator: Implemented handler logic to process the authentication flow.
DTOs: Defined Data Transfer Objects to handle incoming request payloads and outgoing responses.
Validators: Implemented FluentValidation/schema validation for incoming data to ensure integrity.
Unit Tests: Added comprehensive unit test coverage for the controller, mediator handlers, and validation logic.
Testing approach
Verified the authentication flow manually as both a guest and a returning user.
Ran all unit tests to ensure business logic integrity and edge-case handling.
Verified that the Google Client ID and API credentials are correctly injected via environment variables.
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