Backend Integration, Optimization, and Documentation #5
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This pull request introduces several key improvements to the existing Telegram Mini App example. It now includes back-end functionality, optimizations, and extensive documentation. These changes enhance both the functionality and clarity of the project for future contributors.
Changes:
Back-end Integration: Added server-side validation of initData using PHP, including HMAC verification and database interaction for user authentication.
Code Optimization: Improved code structure and readability across both front-end (JavaScript) and back-end (PHP).
Detailed Documentation: Updated the README file to include detailed instructions for setup, including database configuration, project structure overview, and usage guide.
Modular Structure: Enhanced the overall organization by breaking down functions and separating concerns (e.g., validation, modal alerts, link management, and dynamic UI adjustments).
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