Carlos Valente
8c740b7111
* add dependency adding dependency to parse the excel file in the node side * import file ability to import file - add extension - safeguard file type and size * user is able to upload json or excel * chore: extract logic into self contained function * associate model with version * test id generation * parse excel data * prevent UI crash on bad data * extract validation into self contained function * chore: add more tests for bad data * config: stop from opening browser on start * fix comma in sample db * handle corrupt files * error boundary around main components * jsdocs * increase id length * parse excel time string * feat: excel parsing * validate json db before import * chore: test event validator * feat: make function to clean convert strings * chore: test parser * chore: jsdocs * fix: bug on upload prevent bug where the component would prevent upload of same file twice
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