antonio-lazaro/prisma-express-typescript-boilerplate

0 errors, 9 warningsmain

9 issues need attention.

9 warnings in the paths between 8 routes and 2 tables.

ROUTE FINDINGS7 of 8 · 7/7 rules
ROUTES
8
TABLES
2
FILES READ
36
RULES RUN
7/7

9 findings

  • POST /register has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /login has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /logout has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /refresh-tokens has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /forgot-password has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /reset-password has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /verify-email has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • User is not connected to anything.

    no-orphan-datastore

  • Token is not connected to anything.

    no-orphan-datastore

Part of this repository was not read, so this report is incomplete. Unread: src/routes/v1/docs.route.ts.

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