#issue-66 #82
#issue-66 #82
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WalkthroughThe updates include changes to backend authentication error messages for more user-friendly responses, the addition of a new frontend dependency, and the implementation of client-side validation for the login form. Other authentication forms received formatting and consistency improvements, but no major logic changes. Changes
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frontend/src/Pages/Authentication/forms.tsx (2)
36-43: Password validation could be improved.While the basic length check is a good start, consider strengthening password validation to encourage more secure passwords.
const validatePassword = (password: string) => { - if (password.length < 8) { - setPasswordError("Password must be at least 8 characters"); - return false; - } + const hasMinLength = password.length >= 8; + const hasUpperCase = /[A-Z]/.test(password); + const hasLowerCase = /[a-z]/.test(password); + const hasNumbers = /[0-9]/.test(password); + const hasSpecialChar = /[^A-Za-z0-9]/.test(password); + + if (!hasMinLength) { + setPasswordError("Password must be at least 8 characters"); + return false; + } else if (!(hasUpperCase && hasLowerCase && hasNumbers)) { + setPasswordError("Password must contain uppercase, lowercase, and numbers"); + return false; + } setPasswordError(""); return true; };
61-64: Good inline validation approach.Running validation as the user types provides immediate feedback, which is good UX. Consider debouncing for better performance on slower devices.
onChange={(e) => { setEmail(e.target.value); - validateEmail(e.target.value); + // Only validate after user stops typing for a moment + clearTimeout(emailValidationTimer.current); + emailValidationTimer.current = setTimeout(() => { + validateEmail(e.target.value); + }, 300); }}
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backend/controllers/auth.go (6)
26-26: Improved user-facing error message.Replacing the raw error message with a more user-friendly message is a good practice for better UX.
32-32: Good abstraction of technical details.Hiding AWS Cognito-specific error details from the end user improves security by not exposing implementation details.
68-68: Enhanced error guidance for login.The more detailed error message with actionable guidance helps users understand what they need to fix.
74-74: Improved authentication error message.The updated message is more user-friendly and provides clear instructions without exposing backend implementation details.
89-89: Consistent error message formatting.Good job maintaining consistency in error message phrasing across different authentication endpoints.
95-95: User-friendly error handling.The simplified message properly hides implementation details while providing clear next steps to the user.
frontend/src/Pages/Authentication/forms.tsx (7)
17-19: Good addition of validation state variables.Adding dedicated state variables for form validation errors is a clean approach to managing form validation state.
26-34: Effective email validation implementation.The email validation using a regular expression pattern is a standard approach. The regex pattern correctly checks for the basic email format requirements.
67-67: Good error message display.Showing validation errors inline below the relevant input fields follows best practices for form design.
72-75: Consistent validation patterns.Following the same validation pattern for password as for email maintains consistency in the codebase.
78-80: Proper visual feedback for validation errors.The styling of error messages with red text makes them stand out appropriately to users.
81-90: Improved password visibility toggle UI.The restructured password visibility toggle with improved layout provides better user experience.
162-171: Consistent UI patterns across forms.Using the same pattern for password visibility toggle across different forms maintains UI consistency.
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fix: improved regex for error messages and updated input validation for login and signup forms
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