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TL;DR
Added a basic Express server with a mock activity feed endpoint.
What changed?
Created a new
server.jsfile in the graphite-demo directory that:/feedendpoint that returns the activity feed as JSONHow to test?
npm install expressnode graphite-demo/server.jscurl http://localhost:3000/feedor visit in a browserWhy make this change?
This provides a simple backend API for the graphite demo application to fetch activity feed data, enabling frontend development without requiring a full backend implementation. The mock data allows for testing the activity feed display functionality.