🎯 Quick Recommendation
For immediate results: Use Option 1 (Quick Test)
For complete testing: Use Option 2 (Full Test)
For production use: Fix the authentication and use the main analytics page
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🚀 Quick Test (No Authentication)
Test the analytics system immediately without dealing with login issues. Perfect for seeing if everything works.
✅ Pros:
Works immediately
No login required
Shows real analytics data
Tests database connections
❌ Cons:
Uses test API (not production)
Limited to test user data
No real user authentication
🚀 Run Quick Test
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🔐 Complete Test (With Login)
Test the full authentication flow, create users, login, and use the production API. This tests everything as it would work for real users.
✅ Pros:
Tests real authentication
Uses production API
Creates actual user accounts
Full system test
❌ Cons:
Requires working login system
More complex setup
May fail if auth is broken
🔐 Run Complete Test
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📊 Production Analytics (Requires Login)
This is the real analytics page that your users will use. You need to be logged in to access it.
✅ Pros:
Production interface
Full feature set
Real user experience
Complete analytics dashboard
❌ Cons:
Requires authentication
May show 401 errors if not logged in
Needs real training data
📊 Open Analytics Dashboard
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🔍 Debug & Diagnostic Tools
Technical diagnostic tools for debugging database, API, and configuration issues.
🚨 Current Issue Summary
Issue: The analytics page shows 401 (Authentication Required) errors
Root Cause: User is not logged in, so the API correctly rejects requests
Solution: Either login first, or use the test versions that bypass authentication
📋 Recommended Testing Flow
Start with Quick Test - Verify the database and API work
Try Complete Test - Test the login system
Use Production Analytics - Once logged in successfully
✅ The 500 error is fixed - now it's just an authentication issue!