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Author: heychalice

README.md

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 2. Navigate to `src/main/resources/application.properties` and add the key-values for the database connection as follows (If it doesn’t exist, create it):
 
 ```
-spring.data.mongodb.uri=mongodb+srv://QuestPets:[email protected]/test
+spring.data.mongodb.uri=
 spring.data.mongodb.database=EntitiesDB
 server.error.whitelabel.enabled=true
 ```
 
 1. Navigate to the src/main/java/com/backend folder from a terminal
 2. Ensure the port `8080` is free and open for the backend to use
 3. Run the command `command_place_holder` on MacOS or `command_place_holder` on Windows
-    - You could use your IDE as well to run the QuestPetsApplication.java
+   - You could use your IDE as well to run the QuestPetsApplication.java
 4. The API is accessible at `[http://localhost:8080/](http://localhost:8080/)` The root route is a test route to ensure the service is active (HelloWorld)
 
 # Testing
 
--   Navigate to the `src/test/java` file and run the desired class to be tested using your IDE.
--   This will setup a Spring environment and establish the database connections required for the rest of the test files to work properly.
+- Navigate to the `src/test/java` file and run the desired class to be tested using your IDE.
+- This will setup a Spring environment and establish the database connections required for the rest of the test files to work properly.
 
 # Contributing
 
--   Open the backend directory in your IDE (not the project root folder) as otherwise your IDE may have trouble downloading the Gradle dependencies
--   Follow the pre-existing naming convention (camelCase)
+- Open the backend directory in your IDE (not the project root folder) as otherwise your IDE may have trouble downloading the Gradle dependencies
+- Follow the pre-existing naming convention (camelCase)
 
 # Debugging
 
--   An error during the run command is usually either due to the wrong java version or blocked port
--   Debugging information can be traced through logged messaged and following error stackTrace (LogHandler Deprecation disable)
--   The “Whitelabel error” / “Error handling this Response” means you are missing imports specific to Spring or have misconfigured routes in your application
+- An error during the run command is usually either due to the wrong java version or blocked port
+- Debugging information can be traced through logged messaged and following error stackTrace (LogHandler Deprecation disable)
+- The “Whitelabel error” / “Error handling this Response” means you are missing imports specific to Spring or have misconfigured routes in your application
 
 # How It’s Designed