Add filepath-helper script and add fixes to relative file paths #4
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This pull request also includes the starting code for the chat application. Not intentional, but it also can't hurt |
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Mar 1, 2025
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@NotDyamuh I need you to review this code |
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It should run properly on HTTPS as well. I'll check when I get home. |
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@NotDyamuh DO NOT merge this branch. I will make a new pull req this evening. |
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This new script creates a "filePathHelper" object that has a function "relativeToAbsolute()" that converts relative filepaths to absolute filepaths. I have also applied the code so that the google and chat window load properly when running on local host. I am making a pull request because I need Dyamuh to verify this works on the actual domain as well. Thanks!