Demo spelling mistakes

[wvl94]

💡 PR Summary generated by FirstMate

Overview: Fixed spelling mistakes and improved logging in the example service.

Changes:
Workflow Updates:

• Removed unnecessary Docker validation steps from .github/workflows/firstmate.yaml.
• Added a linting step to ensure code quality.

Router Enhancements:

• Added a new route /user-data/:id in exampleRouter.js for user data retrieval.

Service Improvements:

• Introduced logger in exampleService.js for better logging.
• Added getUserData method to fetch user data and log it.
• Created NewService class with methods for data retrieval and logging.

TLDR: Focus on the new user data route and logging enhancements in the services.

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PR Review

⚠️ It seems that you can still improve the quality of your PR:

    ❌ Configuration management: Avoid hardcoded secrets; use debug statements for sensitive data to enhance security and privacy.
    ❌ Security: Ensure the route /user-data/:id checks permissions using grantAccessByPermissionMiddleware.
    ❌ Logging best-practices: Avoid logging sensitive data at info level; use debug statements to ensure security and privacy.

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[firstmatebot]

Avoid logging sensitive data directly, as seen in your getUserData method. Instead, use a debug statement for sensitive information to maintain security standards. You can modify the logging line like this:

- logger.info(user.data);
+ logger.debug(user.data);

[firstmatebot]

The new route '/user-data/:id' does not utilize the grantAccessByPermissionMiddleware function, which is crucial for authorizing user access. You should modify the route to include this middleware for proper access control. Here’s how you can do it:

router.route("/user-data/:id").get(grantAccessByPermissionMiddleware([API_PERMISSIONS.PUBLIC_ENDPOINT]), exampleController.getById);

[firstmatebot]

Avoid logging sensitive data directly. Instead, use a debug statement for sensitive information to maintain security and privacy standards. Update your logging in exampleService.js like this:

- logger.info(user.data);
+ logger.debug(user.data);