vanxh/openbio

0 errors, 10 warningsmain

10 issues need attention.

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

ROUTE FINDINGS4 of 9 · 7/7 rules

ROUTES: 9
TABLES: 8
FILES READ: 120
RULES RUN: 7/7

10 findings

GET /discord has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guarded
GET /github has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guarded
GET /twitter has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guarded
GET /api/og has no validator or rate limiter attached.
public-entry-guarded
link_view is not connected to anything.
no-orphan-datastore
email_subscriber is not connected to anything.
no-orphan-datastore
link_click is not connected to anything.
no-orphan-datastore
session is not connected to anything.
no-orphan-datastore
account is not connected to anything.
no-orphan-datastore
verification is not connected to anything.
no-orphan-datastore

Part of this repository was not read, so this report is incomplete. Read 120 of 192 files, schemas and routes first. Point Wyro at a single service directory to read one in full. Unread: src/server/db/schema/link.ts, src/app/api/trpc/[trpc]/route.ts, src/app/api/auth/[...all]/route.ts.

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Wyro reads the repository’s routes and data models and checks the paths between them: whether a route can reach a table without passing a guard, whether a datastore holding personal data is exposed to a public read, whether an endpoint that issues credentials requires the credentials it issues.

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