Feat/issue 743

[HrithikSampson]

#743

I have added 2 test cases in donationResolver.test.ts inside createDonationTestCases.

Output of npm run test:donationResolver

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Implemented validation to prevent users from donating to their own projects.
  • Enhanced donation functionality to allow donations only from users who are not project creators.

• Tests

  • Added test cases to verify donation restrictions and successful donation processes.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce enhanced validation in the donation functionality, ensuring that users cannot donate to their own projects. This update includes new test cases that verify both the prevention of self-donations and the successful creation of donations by users who do not own the project. The adjustments improve the robustness of the application by firmly establishing role-based restrictions in the donation process.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/resolvers/donationResolver.*	Added logic to prevent users from donating to their own projects in the DonationResolver and introduced two test cases to verify this functionality.

Poem

In fields of code, a rabbit hops,
With donations flowing, no self-donors' stops.
A rule is set, so fair and bright,
To share the joy, not hoard the light!
Let's cheer for the changes, hop, skip, and play,
In the world of giving, we find a new way! 🐇💖

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[HrithikSampson]

#743

[mohammadranjbarz]

Great job @HrithikSampson
LGTM