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Ezgov api and ui integration #351
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- Add endpoint to create a new project (`POST /ezgov/project`) - Add endpoint to update an existing project (`PUT /ezgov/project/:id`) - Add endpoint to retrieve all projects (`GET /ezgov/projects`) - Add endpoint to retrieve a specific project by ID (`GET /ezgov/project/:id`) - Add endpoint to upload documents to a project (`POST /upload/:projectId`) - Add endpoint to retrieve a specific document by project ID and document ID (`GET /project/:id/document/:docId`) - Add endpoint to update details of a specific document within a project (`PUT /project/:id/document/:docId`) - Add endpoint to serve the file of a specific document within a project (`GET /project/:projectId/file/:fileName`)
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