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Thank you for your hard work on this pull request! While you've made great progress, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve it:
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Email Uniqueness Check: The current implementation lacks a check for email uniqueness during user registration, which is a core requirement. This needs to be implemented to prevent duplicate user entries.
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Password Hashing: Ensure that passwords are hashed before being stored. This is crucial for maintaining user security.
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Sensitive Information in
toString()
: ThetoString()
method in theUser
class currently exposes sensitive information like passwords. This should be removed to prevent security risks. -
Exception Handling: Using
getSingleResult()
can lead to exceptions if no results are found. Consider usinggetResultList()
to handle such cases more gracefully. -
HashUtil Constructor: The
HashUtil
class should have a private constructor to prevent instantiation since all methods are static.
These changes are important to ensure the functionality and security of the application. Once these issues are addressed, we can proceed with approving your pull request. Keep up the great work! 🚀
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🔄 Fix the issues, commit the changes, and then re-request my review using the Re-request review
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yesterdayMovieSession.setMovie(fastAndFurious); | |||
yesterdayMovieSession.setShowTime(LocalDateTime.now().minusDays(1L)); | |||
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MovieSessionService movieSessionService = null; | |||
MovieSessionService movieSessionService | |||
= (MovieSessionService) injector.getInstance(MovieSessionService.class); | |||
movieSessionService.add(tomorrowMovieSession); | |||
movieSessionService.add(yesterdayMovieSession); | |||
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System.out.println(movieSessionService.get(yesterdayMovieSession.getId())); |
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Check that movieSessionService.get(yesterdayMovieSession.getId())
does not return null to prevent a NullPointerException
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yesterdayMovieSession.setMovie(fastAndFurious); | |||
yesterdayMovieSession.setShowTime(LocalDateTime.now().minusDays(1L)); | |||
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MovieSessionService movieSessionService = null; | |||
MovieSessionService movieSessionService | |||
= (MovieSessionService) injector.getInstance(MovieSessionService.class); | |||
movieSessionService.add(tomorrowMovieSession); | |||
movieSessionService.add(yesterdayMovieSession); | |||
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System.out.println(movieSessionService.get(yesterdayMovieSession.getId())); | |||
System.out.println(movieSessionService.findAvailableSessions( | |||
fastAndFurious.getId(), LocalDate.now())); |
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Ensure that movieSessionService.findAvailableSessions(fastAndFurious.getId(), LocalDate.now())
handles cases where no sessions are found, to avoid potential issues when printing the result.
AuthenticationService authenticationService = | ||
(AuthenticationService) injector.getInstance(AuthenticationService.class); | ||
try { | ||
authenticationService.register("121212@gmail.com", "qwerty"); |
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Consider adding validation for the email and password before calling authenticationService.register
to ensure they meet any required criteria.
} | ||
User user; | ||
try { | ||
user = authenticationService.login("121212@gmail.com", "qwerty"); |
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Ensure that the login credentials are correct and handle cases where authenticationService.login
might return null or throw an exception, to avoid runtime errors.
"from User u where u.email = :email", User.class | ||
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query.setParameter("email", email); | ||
return Optional.ofNullable(query.getSingleResult()); |
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Using getSingleResult()
can throw a NoResultException
if no user is found. Consider using getResultList()
and checking if the list is empty to avoid this exception.
return "User{" | ||
+ "id=" + id | ||
+ ", email='" + email + '\'' | ||
+ ", password='" + password + '\'' |
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The toString
method currently includes the password, which is sensitive information. Consider removing the password from the toString
method to avoid exposing it in logs or other outputs.
} | ||
User user = new User(); | ||
user.setEmail(email); | ||
user.setPassword(password); |
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The password should be hashed before being set on the user object. Consider using HashUtil.hashPassword(password, salt)
to hash the password and store the salt in the user object.
if (email == null || password == null) { | ||
throw new RegistrationException("Invalid email or password"); |
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Consider adding more validation for the email format and password strength to ensure they meet security standards.
public HashUtil() { | ||
} |
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The constructor is unnecessary since all methods are static. Consider making the class final and adding a private constructor to prevent instantiation.
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Great job on implementing the core functionalities of your application! 🎉 While the Pull Request is approved to help you move forward with your learning, there are some critical issues that need attention to ensure the security and robustness of your code:
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Email Uniqueness Check: The
register
method inAuthenticationServiceImpl
should verify if the email already exists before creating a new user. This will prevent duplicate user entries and is crucial for maintaining data integrity. -
Password Hashing: Ensure that passwords are hashed before being stored. The
UserServiceImpl
class correctly implements password hashing, which is essential for user security. Make sure this practice is consistently applied. -
Sensitive Information Exposure: The
toString()
method in theUser
class currently exposes the password, which is a security risk. Modify this method to exclude sensitive information. -
Exception Handling in
findByEmail
: ThefindByEmail
method inUserDaoImpl
usesgetSingleResult()
, which can throw an exception if no result is found. Consider usinggetResultList()
and checking if the list is empty to handle this more gracefully.
Please address these issues in future iterations to enhance the security and functionality of your application. Keep up the good work and continue learning from these experiences! 🚀
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AuthenticationService authenticationService = | ||
(AuthenticationService) injector.getInstance(AuthenticationService.class); |
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Ensure that the register
method in AuthenticationService
checks for email uniqueness to prevent duplicate user entries. This is a critical requirement for user registration.
AuthenticationService authenticationService = | ||
(AuthenticationService) injector.getInstance(AuthenticationService.class); | ||
try { | ||
authenticationService.register("121212@gmail.com", "qwerty"); |
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Verify that the password is hashed before being stored during registration. This is essential for maintaining user security.
} catch (AuthenticationException e) { | ||
throw new RuntimeException(e); | ||
} | ||
System.out.println(user); |
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Ensure that sensitive information, such as passwords, is not exposed when printing the User
object. Consider overriding the toString()
method in the User
class to exclude sensitive data.
"from User u where u.email = :email", User.class | ||
); | ||
query.setParameter("email", email); | ||
return Optional.ofNullable(query.getSingleResult()); |
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Using getSingleResult()
can throw an exception if no user is found with the given email. Consider using getResultList()
and checking if the list is empty to handle this case more gracefully.
return "User{" | ||
+ "id=" + id | ||
+ ", email='" + email + '\'' | ||
+ ", password='" + password + '\'' |
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Including the password in the toString()
method is a security risk. Consider removing the password field from the toString()
output to prevent exposing sensitive information.
@Override | ||
public void register(String email, String password) throws RegistrationException { |
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The register
method should include a check for email uniqueness to prevent duplicate user entries. Consider using userService.findByEmail(email)
to check if a user with the given email already exists.
} | ||
User user = new User(); | ||
user.setEmail(email); | ||
user.setPassword(password); |
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Ensure that the password is hashed before being stored. Use HashUtil.hashPassword(password, salt)
to hash the password and store the hash instead of the plain password.
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