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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for multipart file uploads with chunked processing.
  • Introduced CGI script execution with environment variable handling.
  • Added comprehensive HTTP error responses including 403 Forbidden.
  • Implemented session and cookie management CGI examples.
  • Added interactive project landing page with file upload and deletion UI.
  • Added autoindex HTML generation for directory listings.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced HTTP response handling with redirects, autoindex, and stricter request validation.
  • Expanded MIME type detection covering more file extensions.
  • Extended server configuration with client timeouts, upload directories, redirects, and CGI mappings.
  • Improved request parsing and environment conversion for CGI compatibility.
  • Added timeout handling for client connections.

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed file and folder deletion reliability.
  • Improved error handling for oversized payloads, invalid URLs, and unsupported methods.

• Refactor

  • Modularized request, response, server, and client data management.
  • Cleaned up and reorganized includes and code structure.
  • Removed legacy and redundant source files and test scripts.

• Style

  • Added modern, responsive CSS with animations and interactive UI elements for the web interface.

• Documentation

  • Added static HTML error pages (403, 404, 405, 500) for user feedback.
  • Updated configuration files with consolidated and simplified server blocks.

• Chores

  • Removed obsolete labs, test scripts, and debugging utilities.
  • Cleaned CI workflow by removing test execution step.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a major refactor and expansion of a C++ web server project. It adds robust HTTP request/response handling, CGI execution, multipart file uploads, error page serving, and a modern, interactive web UI. Numerous new source and header files are created for modular server components, while legacy, experimental, and test files are removed. The configuration, build scripts, and static resources are overhauled to support new features and a streamlined deployment.

Changes

Files / Groups	Change Summary
.gitignore	Expanded with new ignore patterns for labs, test files, binaries, media, temp, and upload directories.
Makefile	Added debug/sanitizer flags, expanded source lists, and ensured temp directory creation before build.
configs/config.conf	Server configuration overhauled: ports, paths, timeouts, uploads, CGI, and error/route settings updated and simplified.
headers/Types.hpp	New: Centralized includes, macros, enums (request types, progress, response codes), and typedefs for server-wide use.
headers/ClientData.hpp, srcs/utils/ClientData.cpp	New: Defines a struct to track per-client connection state, request progress, uploads, and response pointers. Implements destructor for cleanup.
headers/Cgi.hpp, srcs/models/Cgi.cpp	New: Class for CGI script execution, environment setup, interpreter selection, and output capture.
headers/HttpErrors.hpp, srcs/utils/httpResponseErrors.cpp	New: Class with static methods for generating/sending HTTP error responses (400, 403, 405, 413, 414).
headers/MimeTypes.hpp, srcs/models/MimeTypes.cpp	Extended: More MIME types, new method to get MIME type by file path.
headers/Response.hpp, srcs/models/Response.cpp	Refactored: Class now handles HTTP response logic, file serving, redirects, error pages, CGI, autoindex, and resource cleanup.
headers/ResponseUtils.hpp, srcs/models/ResponseUtils.cpp	New: Utility class for filesystem operations, error page retrieval, autoindex generation, and HTTP header construction.
headers/Request.hpp, srcs/models/Request.cpp	Refactored: Parses HTTP requests, extracts method/path/headers/body, builds CGI environment, and provides accessors.
headers/Server.hpp, srcs/models/Server.cpp, srcs/utils/serverUtils.cpp	Refactored: Server config parsing, new getters/setters for timeouts, roots, uploads, redirects, CGI; improved socket setup and validation.
headers/Webserv.hpp, srcs/models/Webserv.cpp	Refactored: Event loop, client handling, poll integration, response preparation, timeouts, and resource management.
headers/WebservHandler.hpp, srcs/models/WebservHandler.cpp	Refactored: Modularized request parsing, validation, multipart upload handling, POLLOUT enabling, and error responses.
headers/FtPars.hpp, srcs/parsing/helpers/FtPars.cpp	Refactored: Parsing helpers for config, new functions for redirects/CGI, utility for current time in ms.
headers/header.hpp	Refactored: New externs for global state, added multipart upload handler declaration.
headers/readConfig.hpp, srcs/parsing/config/readConfig.cpp	Cleaned: Includes consolidated, server validation added post-config parsing.
srcs/models/Upload.cpp	New: Implements multipart file upload handling, temp file management, and boundary parsing.
learning/cgi.cpp, learning/main.cpp, learning/index.html, learning/tst.py	Deleted: Experimental CGI and HTTP server code, test HTML and Python script removed.
labs/*, labs/new/*, website01/*, run.sh, test/*	Deleted: Legacy, experimental, and test code/scripts for earlier server prototypes and testing.
main.cpp	Updated: Debug hooks removed, new global variables for server environment and error handling.
.github/workflows/ci.yml	CI: Removed test execution step; now only builds.
var/www/html/errors/403.html, 404.html, 405.html, 500.html	New: Static HTML error pages for standard HTTP errors.
var/www/html/main/index.html, style.css, script.js, page.html	New: Modern, interactive landing page and file management UI with CSS/JS.
var/www/html/main/scripts/cookie_example.py, session_example.py	New: Python CGI scripts demonstrating cookie and session management.
var/www/html/main/scripts/bash.sh	Changed: From static HTML to Bash CGI script generating a welcome page.
var/www/html/magic/index.html, style.css	New: "Magic" themed demo page with animated circles and custom styles.
var/www/html/simple/index.html	Simplified: Minimal static HTML page.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Webserv
    participant WebservHandler
    participant Server
    participant ClientData
    participant Request
    participant Response
    participant ResponseUtils
    participant Cgi

    Client->>Webserv: Connects / Sends HTTP request
    Webserv->>WebservHandler: Reads and parses request
    WebservHandler->>ClientData: Updates connection state
    WebservHandler->>Request: Parses HTTP request
    WebservHandler->>Webserv: Signals request complete
    Webserv->>Response: Prepares HTTP response (GET/POST/DELETE)
    Response->>ResponseUtils: Checks file/dir, builds headers
    alt CGI required
        Response->>Cgi: Executes CGI script
        Cgi->>Response: Returns CGI output
    end
    Response->>ClientData: Stores response, sets progress READY
    Webserv->>Client: Sends response (headers, then body)
    alt Multipart upload
        WebservHandler->>ClientData: Handles multipart boundaries
        WebservHandler->>Upload.cpp: Writes file chunks, renames files
    end
    Webserv->>Client: Closes connection on completion or timeout

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