feat(error-handling): Added user-friendly error message for missing configuration #64
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…figuration Added a try/catch mechanism to handle missing Auth0 tenant or environment configuration in the sample app. When configuration is not set up correctly, the app now displays a clear error message guiding users to the README or .env configuration steps. This improves the onboarding experience for beginners.
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Added a try/catch mechanism to handle missing Auth0 tenant or environment configuration in the sample app. When configuration is not set up correctly, the app now displays a clear error message guiding users to the README or .env configuration steps. This improves the onboarding experience for beginners.
Edit : Addresses Issue #38