maitraysuthar/rest-api-nodejs-mongodb
14 issues need attention.
4 errors and 10 warnings in the paths between 9 routes and 2 tables.
- ROUTES
- 9
- TABLES
- 2
- FILES READ
- 14
- RULES RUN
- 7/7
14 findings
GET /:id can reach books without authenticating.
auth-before-dataGET /:id → booksPOST / can reach books without authenticating.
auth-before-dataPOST / → booksPUT /:id can reach books without authenticating.
auth-before-dataPUT /:id → booksDELETE /:id can reach books without authenticating.
auth-before-dataDELETE /:id → booksGET / has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedPOST /register has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedPOST /login has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedPOST /verify-otp has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedPOST /resend-verify-otp has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedGET /:id has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedPOST / has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedPUT /:id has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedDELETE /:id has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guardedusers is not connected to anything.
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