Login route accepts get and post requests, only does functions on a post, has a useless? else and a check for get that only returns an error? about larks HOT 3 CLOSED

Yes I have done it #60

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login.tsx
The form submission mechanism is triggered by a button click using an onClick event handler on the "Login" button. This click event then invokes the handleSubmit function, which utilizes Axios to make an asynchronous POST request to the login endpoint:

const response = await axios.post(BASEURL + "login", JSON.stringify({ credentials: { email, password } }), {
  headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
});

SignUp.js
The form submission mechanism is triggered by a button click using an onClick event handler on the "Sign Up" button. This click event then invokes the validateSignup function. Inside the validateSignup function, there is an asynchronous call to the handleSubmit function:

const response = await handleSubmit(email, password);

The handleSubmit function makes a POST request to the server using Axios:

const response = await axios.post(BASEURL + "register", data, {
  headers: {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
  },
});

So the. code isn't using GET request.

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Thanks for looking into it. Presumably @app.route('/login', methods=['GET', 'POST']) can just become @app.route('/login', methods=['POST']) and remove those if statements then? Are you planning to add this to PR #54 @sc21ar is that why it's mentioned?

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