fastapi/full-stack-fastapi-template

1 error, 6 warningsmaster

7 issues need attention.

1 error and 6 warnings in the paths between 23 routes and 2 tables.

ROUTE FINDINGS6 of 23 · 7/7 rules
ROUTES
23
TABLES
2
FILES READ
118
RULES RUN
7/7

7 findings

  • POST /private/users can reach user without authenticating.

    auth-before-dataPOST /private/users → user

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

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /password-recovery/{email} has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

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

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /private/users has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • GET /utils/health-check has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

  • POST /users/signup has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    public-entry-guarded

Part of this repository was not read, so this report is incomplete. Unread: packages/react-email/ui/Link.tsx, packages/react-email/ui/Callout.tsx, frontend/src/components/ui/sheet.tsx.

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