(Solved one issue)Added .gitignore to ignore node_modules and IDE files #28
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🛠️ Description
This PR resolves the issue regarding unnecessary files (like node_modules and .c9) being tracked and pushed to the repository. These files can significantly increase the repository size and are not essential for version control.
✅ What I Did
Added a .gitignore file to the project root to exclude:
All node_modules directories (from all folders)
.c9 IDE configuration folder
Environment files (.env)
Editor-specific files (.vscode/, .idea/)
Log files and build folders
Removed all previously tracked node_modules and .c9 folders.
🔗 Related Issue
Closes #19