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@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
## climate-profile-full
-Dynaimc widgets/apps for external website embedding on Google Sites.
+This project creates rich CSS-styled blog-like **Posts** or **Card-like** thumbnail web pages for embedding in Google Sites as external websites.
-## Requirements
+It also features a lightweight Content Management System (CMS) for creating and managing Google Site embeddable blog-like **Posts** and **Card** content.
-1. Windows, Linux or Mac OS
-2. NodeJS LTS v16.14.2
+### Using with Google Sites
-### Core Libraries/Frameworks
+1. Copy a File Card's `IFrame Embed URL`.
+2. Paste the `IFrame Embed URL` in Google Site's **Embed from the web** - By URL input prompt.
+3. Preview or Publish the Google Site draft page.
-1. NextJS v13.0.4
-2. React 18.2.0
-3. @reduxjs/toolkit v1.9.3
-4. firebase v9.18.0
-5. firebase-admin v11.5.0
+Google Sites Sample Web page:
+https://sites.google.com/view/gsites-embed-app/home
+
+
### Online Demo
@@ -29,6 +29,41 @@ email: user@gmail.com
password: useruser
```
+## Requirements
+
+1. Windows, Linux or Mac OS
+2. NodeJS LTS v16.14.2
+3. Firebase Project
+
+### Core Libraries/Frameworks
+
+1. **NextJS v13.0.4** (client-side SSG)
+ - NextJS is one of the @latest React frameworks officially endorsed on the react.dev website
+ - NextJS's Static Side Generation (SSG) feature, combined with Incremental Static Generation (ISG) creates SEO-optimized websites fit for uploading on static hosting services such as GitHub Pages.
+ - NextJS offers code automatic code-splitting, enabling a smaller download footprint per page route
+2. **React 18.2.0**
+ - React version 18's is the latest react version as of this writing
+3. **@reduxjs/toolkit v1.9.3**
+ - Redux offers a structured, organized, and centralized global "state management" system as a single source of truth that occasionally syncs with the database.
+ - Redux states are available across all components using intuitively-named hooks.
+ - Redux states are more predictable, consistent and less prone to errors by
+ - promoting data normalization (which is optional), and
+ - use of reducers which ensures data immutability
+ - Its async data fetching mechanisms and middleware sync well with complex store states and of informing the client app of the loading state.
+ - Redux states are easy to debug using the Redux Dev tools.
+ - People can easily follow where the centralized data stores and async data fetching methods are located in the code base when working in teams, especially for large, complex enterprise apps.
+ - Redux state management will scale well with this app's incoming feature updates containing more complex data models and states.
+ - Redux has excellent documentation and a thriving community, and it has proven to be one of the most mature, albeit boilerplates and complex react state management libraries of all time.
+4. **firebase v9.18.0**
+ - Firebase, being a Backend-as-a-Service (Baas), makes it possible to create apps without creating a separate backend server app.
+ - Firebase offers a Web (JavaScript) SDK for working on the frontend (websites) and the Firebase Admin SDK for client-side scripting.
+ - Firebase offers ready to use Authentication systems
+ - Firestore database provides a lightweight document database for storing and querying simple data. Security is enforced using the Firebase Security Rules.
+ - Firebase Storage provides an easy-to-use and access container for rich-data content. Security is enforced using the Firebase Storage Security Rules.
+ - Firebase offers generous limits for testing and playing around with its Spark (standard) plan, after which users can upgrade to the Blaze (paid) Plan as needed.
+5. **firebase-admin v11.5.0**
+ - The Firebase Admin SDK allows elevated scripting access to various Firebase services, that are not available when using the Firebase (JavaScript) SDK.
+
## Installation
1. Clone this repository.
diff --git a/server/src/scripts/user/delete.js b/server/src/scripts/user/delete.js
index c0593f2..95cb2cf 100644
--- a/server/src/scripts/user/delete.js
+++ b/server/src/scripts/user/delete.js
@@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ const getargs = require('../../utils/getargs')
const deleteExistingUser = async () => {
try {
// Get the nodejs args
- const args = getargs(['email'])
+ const args = getargs({
+ params: ['email']
+ })
// Get the user data
const user = await getuser({