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Helmet Content Security Policy Global Path not working
I am using Helmet to set up the content security policies of my web app in the backend using Express. The policies look like the following: When my app tries to access a link such as https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.4.0/css/bootstrap.min.css. It says that it violates the styleSrc policy. But I have specified as one of the policies that https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap is allowed, I thought
User ID won’t save into session after a log in
I’m new to coding and I’m trying to write one of my first apps. I encountered a problem with my log in function. The user id saves into my session object after user registration but it won’t save into it after a log in. I’m using MongoDB. Here is the code: Controller Model Screenshot of the console – registration Screenshot
Read all .md files, convert them to html and send them
I use fs to read the file which is in .md format and I want to transform it into html file. This is my code so far: the file is situated in that folder and has that name. This function puts in console the content of the .md file. For converting it to html I added this: It puts the
Some of the Express public files are not accessible on localhost
When I run my Node.js app on localhost, I can access for example http://localhost:3000/css/dashboard.css However, if I put a logo.png to the same directory and try http://localhost:3000/css/logo.png on my browser, I only get “Cannot GET /css/logo.png”. I tried with several browsers. In my app, the only reference to this is: expressapp.use(express.static(__dirname + ‘/public’)); The files are in a public directory
The post request works in Postman and in cURL but not in Angular
I have a remote server and a local client which sends a simple post request with one header Content-Type: application/json and with the body ‘{“text”: “hello”}’. The server code is here. It prints the request body and the header. The post request works fine from Postman and from curl. For both requests the server prints the following body and content-type
How to display Sequelize validation error messages in Express API
I have this Organization model used in a Node.js/Express API with Sequelize ORM running MySQL. When I violate the 2-100 character rule under validation in the first code example below I get the classic err item from the catch block in the second code example, which doesn’t contain any information about the validation error. I would like instead to display
Unable to customize AWS SES email template
I am trying to send a forgot password mail through AWS SES service. I made this template And this is my code in nodejs to input password reset link. In this Url is what i am trying to send. However when I receive the mail its it does not show the link but only the html text ” But don’t
Is Express.js platform-independent?
I’m just starting out with Express.js. In the official getting started guide, they showed the following basic code: The first parameter to app.get() is a forward-slash indicating the root directory. But the slash is a backward-slash in windows systems. Does express deal with these differences automatically, or do we need to write extra code for it? When I was using
req is undefined when using req.accept inside nested function
I’ve recently come across a problem when working with the built-in req.accepts, req.acceptsLanguages, req.acceptsCharsets, and req.acceptsEncodings functions in express. I have an express middleware function like this: Which, in theory, should work. But the program keeps complaining and logs this error: The thing is, when I use req.accepts or one of those .accepts functions in the main function (acceptCheckpoint), like