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Refreshes package dependencies to the latest versions. Updates the tsconfig.json file to enforce consistent casing in filenames. Removes stale files from the .next directory.
Enhances error handling by adding Sentry integration for production error reporting in global error component and database connection. Adds detailed error information in development and customizes error page. Improves query performance monitoring by logging slow queries in production and database connection status in development. Updates Next.js config for optimized deployment and modern features.
Resolves Vercel deployment error: - eslint-config-next now matches 14.2.3 - @next/eslint-plugin-next now matches 14.2.3 - All dependencies synchronized with package.json This fixes the 'npm ci can only install packages when your package.json and package-lock.json are in sync' error.
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| - | - | Generic High Entropy Secret | 2bd8e77 | .env | View secret |
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Critical Security and Build Issues Found
This PR contains critical security vulnerabilities and build-breaking syntax errors that must be addressed before merging.
🚨 Critical Security Issues:
- Hardcoded credentials exposed in
.envfile including database passwords, API keys, and authentication secrets - All sensitive values should use environment variable placeholders (e.g.,
"${VARIABLE_NAME}") instead of actual values - These credentials are now publicly visible in version control history
🔧 Build-Breaking Issues:
- Invalid JSON syntax in package.json history files (double braces, missing commas)
- Module system conflicts mixing ES6 imports with CommonJS exports in Next.js config files
- Duplicate configuration properties causing conflicting build settings
⚠️ Immediate Actions Required:
- Rotate all exposed credentials immediately - they are compromised
- Fix syntax errors in package.json and next.config.js files
- Use proper environment variable placeholders in .env files
- Remove sensitive data from git history
This PR should not be merged until all security vulnerabilities and syntax errors are resolved. The exposed credentials create immediate security risks for the production environment.
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🛑 Syntax Error: Missing comma after the last script entry. This creates invalid JSON that will prevent npm from parsing the package.json file.
| "security:audit": "npm audit && npx snyk test", | |
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| "security:audit": "npm audit && npx snyk test", | |
| "prepare": "husky install" |
| swcMinify: true, // For minification of JavaScript and CSS files using SWC | ||
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Duplicate configuration detected. The swcMinify option is set both in the experimental section (line 17) and as a top-level property (line 25). This creates conflicting configuration that may cause build issues.
| swcMinify: true, // For minification of JavaScript and CSS files using SWC | |
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| optimizeCss: true, // For CSS optimization | |
| serverExternalPackages: [], // For better handling of server components | |
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🛑 Module System Mismatch: Mixing ES6 import syntax with CommonJS export creates incompatible module systems. This will cause build failures in Next.js.
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| const path = require('path'); |
| POSTGRES_USER="postgres" | ||
| POSTGRES_PASSWORD="password" | ||
| POSTGRES_HOST="localhost" | ||
| DATABASE_URL="postgresql://neondb_owner:npg_loex42GnkyEf@ep-small-flower-a5hbgnie-pooler.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech/neondb?sslmode=require" |
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🛑 Security Vulnerability: Database credentials are hardcoded and exposed. This creates a critical security risk allowing unauthorized database access1.
| DATABASE_URL="postgresql://neondb_owner:npg_loex42GnkyEf@ep-small-flower-a5hbgnie-pooler.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech/neondb?sslmode=require" | |
| DATABASE_URL="${DATABASE_URL}" |
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| IPFS_PROJECT_ID="971d5aadc982cc62695b" | ||
| IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET="11ed2bf0f5a3ec55c8aa8a515b4851deb4489837cdabf4e67681e00ce38af265" |
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🛑 Security Vulnerability: IPFS API credentials are exposed in plaintext. This allows unauthorized access to your IPFS services and potential data manipulation1.
| IPFS_PROJECT_ID="971d5aadc982cc62695b" | |
| IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET="11ed2bf0f5a3ec55c8aa8a515b4851deb4489837cdabf4e67681e00ce38af265" | |
| IPFS_PROJECT_ID="${IPFS_PROJECT_ID}" | |
| IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET="${IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET}" |
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| INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="" | ||
| INDIE_AUTH_REDIRECT_URI="http://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback" | ||
| INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_ID="https://basednet.lol" | ||
| INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="a0cb2bbadb0befc7cedfe9f40a9355c52ad107dfdd628a7c009348de579fbb1a" |
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🛑 Security Vulnerability: Authentication secrets are hardcoded and exposed. This compromises the entire authentication system security1.
| INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="a0cb2bbadb0befc7cedfe9f40a9355c52ad107dfdd628a7c009348de579fbb1a" | |
| INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="${INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET}" |
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| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL="" | ||
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| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL="https://witty-stingray-45983.upstash.io" | ||
| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN="AbOfAAIjcDFhM2M1N2FhNzA3MjY0NTkwYWQ0YjRmNjQ2ODVjMGIwYnAxMA" |
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🛑 Security Vulnerability: Redis access token is exposed in plaintext. This allows unauthorized access to your rate limiting and caching infrastructure1.
| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN="AbOfAAIjcDFhM2M1N2FhNzA3MjY0NTkwYWQ0YjRmNjQ2ODVjMGIwYnAxMA" | |
| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN="${UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN}" |
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| # Analytics & Monitoring | ||
| SENTRY_DSN="" | ||
| SENTRY_DSN="https://e8030cc6502f8f8391a6eefb8350b1f0@o4509050597605376.ingest.us.sentry.io/4509050617856000" |
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🛑 Security Vulnerability: Sentry DSN contains sensitive project information that should not be exposed in version control1.
| SENTRY_DSN="https://e8030cc6502f8f8391a6eefb8350b1f0@o4509050597605376.ingest.us.sentry.io/4509050617856000" | |
| SENTRY_DSN="${SENTRY_DSN}" |
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| NEXTAUTH_SECRET: process.env.NEXTAUTH_SECRET, | ||
| NEXTAUTH_URL: process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL || 'https://basednet.lol', | ||
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Security Risk: Exposing Secrets to Client-side
The NEXTAUTH_SECRET is included in the env property, which exposes it to the client-side JavaScript bundle. This is a critical security vulnerability, as secrets should only be available on the server. Remove NEXTAUTH_SECRET from the env object and access it only via process.env on the server side.
Recommended Solution:
// Remove NEXTAUTH_SECRET from the env object
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| images: { | ||
| unoptimized: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development', |
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Performance Risk: Image Optimization Based on NODE_ENV
The images.unoptimized flag is set based on process.env.NODE_ENV. If NODE_ENV is misconfigured in production, image optimization will be disabled, leading to degraded performance and increased bandwidth usage.
Recommended Solution:
Ensure that NODE_ENV is correctly set to 'production' in production environments, or consider explicitly setting unoptimized: false for production builds to avoid accidental misconfiguration.
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| NEXTAUTH_URL: process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL || 'https://basednet.lol', | ||
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Security Issue: Exposure of Sensitive Environment Variable
The NEXTAUTH_SECRET is included in the env property, which exposes it to client-side JavaScript. This is a critical security risk, as secrets should only be accessible on the server.
Recommended Solution:
Remove NEXTAUTH_SECRET from the env object. Instead, access it directly via process.env.NEXTAUTH_SECRET only in server-side code.
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Logic Issue: Reliance on process.env.NODE_ENV for Image Optimization
The configuration sets images.unoptimized based on process.env.NODE_ENV. Depending on the build environment, this variable may not be set as expected, leading to inconsistent image optimization behavior.
Recommended Solution:
Ensure that NODE_ENV is reliably set during build and consider using Next.js build-time environment variables or configuration flags to control this behavior more predictably.
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| NEXTAUTH_URL: process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL || 'https://basednet.lol', | ||
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Security Risk: Exposure of Secrets to Client-side
The env property exposes NEXTAUTH_SECRET to the client-side JavaScript bundle, which is a critical security vulnerability. Secrets should only be accessible on the server side and never sent to the client.
Recommended Solution:
Remove NEXTAUTH_SECRET from the env object and access it only via process.env on the server. For client-side environment variables, use the NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix and ensure no secrets are exposed.
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| const vulnerabilities = auditResult.vulnerabilities || {}; | ||
| const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, severity) => sum + severity, 0); | ||
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| console.error(`❌ Found ${totalVulnerabilities} security vulnerabilities. Please run npm audit fix`); | ||
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Incorrect Vulnerability Counting in Security Check
The code attempts to sum the values of the vulnerabilities object from npm audit --json, but these values are objects describing each vulnerability, not numeric severities. This results in NaN for totalVulnerabilities and an unreliable security check:
const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, severity) => sum + severity, 0);Instead, count the number of vulnerability entries or sum the count property from each vulnerability object:
const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, vuln) => sum + (vuln.count || 0), 0);This will accurately reflect the number of vulnerabilities found.
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| fs.writeFileSync(path.join(__dirname, testScriptPath), testScript); // Write in script directory | ||
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Resource Cleanup and Security Risk
The temporary database test script (temp-db-test.js) is created and deleted after execution. However, if the process crashes or is interrupted before reaching the cleanup code, the file may remain on disk, potentially exposing sensitive information.
Recommendation:
- Use a more robust mechanism for temporary file management, such as the
tmpnpm package, which ensures cleanup even on process exit. - Consider using in-memory execution (e.g., via
vmmodule) or avoid writing sensitive scripts to disk entirely.
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| const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, severity) => sum + severity, 0); |
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Incorrect Vulnerability Counting in Security Audit
The code attempts to sum the values of the vulnerabilities object from the npm audit output, but this object does not contain numeric severity values. Instead, it contains objects keyed by severity level (e.g., low, moderate, high, critical). This logic will not correctly count vulnerabilities and may result in misleading output.
Recommended Solution:
Parse the audit result using the metadata.vulnerabilities field, which provides counts per severity:
const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(auditResult.metadata.vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, count) => sum + count, 0);This will yield the correct total number of vulnerabilities.
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Resource Management Issue in Database Check
In the checkDatabase function, the finally block always calls await pool.end(), regardless of whether the connection was successful or not. This can prematurely close the connection pool, especially if the pool is intended to be reused elsewhere or if there are pending operations. Instead, consider closing the pool only after all database operations are complete and outside the connection test function.
Recommended Solution:
Move await pool.end() outside the testConnection function, after all database checks are finished, or ensure the pool is only closed when it is no longer needed.
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| const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, severity) => sum + severity, 0); |
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Incorrect Vulnerability Counting in Security Audit
The calculation of totalVulnerabilities in the checkSecurity function is incorrect. The code sums the values of the vulnerabilities object, but each value is an object describing a vulnerability, not a numeric severity. This will result in NaN or an incorrect count.
Recommended Solution:
Instead, use the metadata.vulnerabilities field from the npm audit JSON output, which provides a summary of vulnerability counts by severity:
const totalVulnerabilities = Object.values(auditResult.metadata.vulnerabilities).reduce((sum, count) => sum + count, 0);This will yield the correct total number of vulnerabilities.
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NextAuth relies on a catch-all handler under app/api/auth/[...nextauth]/route.ts so that /api/auth/signin, /api/auth/callback/<provider>, /api/auth/session, etc. are all served by NextAuth. This commit deletes the [...nextauth] route and only registers app/api/auth/nextauth/route.ts (lines 1‑6), so every request that NextAuth issues to /api/auth/* will now return 404. As a result no authentication flow can start anymore. Please move the handler back to the [...nextauth] catch-all path so all NextAuth endpoints are wired up.
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| password: { label: "Password", type: "password" } | ||
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The new credential provider in authOptions (lines 7‑24) now returns a user object whenever a username is supplied and never checks the provided password or performs the IndieAuth exchange that previously verified ownership of the domain. Anyone can now sign in as any arbitrary user simply by entering a username, which is a major security regression compared to the prior IndieAuth-based OAuth flow. The authorize function must actually validate the credentials/IndieAuth tokens before returning a user record.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a massive number of changes, including dependency upgrades, new features like Sentry error tracking and a Windows 98 theme, deployment automation scripts, and significant refactoring of authentication and database modules. While the scope is large, the changes generally move the project in a good direction.
My review has identified several critical issues that must be addressed. Most importantly, multiple secrets have been hardcoded into the .env file and committed to version control, which is a major security risk. These must be removed and rotated immediately. Additionally, there are configuration errors in next.config.js and broken file paths in deployment scripts that will cause failures.
I've also noted several medium-severity issues related to repository hygiene, such as committing editor history files, backup files, and standalone demo files to the main source tree. These should be cleaned up and added to .gitignore. Finally, there are a few incomplete implementations and potential issues with the developer workflow (e.g., removal of husky setup) that should be reviewed.
| DATABASE_URL="postgresql://neondb_owner:npg_loex42GnkyEf@ep-small-flower-a5hbgnie-pooler.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech/neondb?sslmode=require" | ||
| POSTGRES_USER="neondb_owner" | ||
| POSTGRES_PASSWORD="npg_loex42GnkyEf" | ||
| POSTGRES_HOST="ep-small-flower-a5hbgnie-pooler.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech" | ||
| POSTGRES_PORT="5432" | ||
| POSTGRES_DB="basednet" | ||
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| IPFS_PROJECT_ID="" | ||
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| IPFS_GATEWAY="https://ipfs.io/ipfs/" | ||
| IPFS_PROJECT_ID="971d5aadc982cc62695b" | ||
| IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET="11ed2bf0f5a3ec55c8aa8a515b4851deb4489837cdabf4e67681e00ce38af265" | ||
| IPFS_GATEWAY="turquoise-selected-locust-947.mypinata.cloud" |
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Hardcoding secrets like database credentials, API keys, and tokens directly into the .env file and committing it to version control is a critical security vulnerability. These secrets are now exposed in the repository's history. They should be removed immediately, and the exposed credentials should be rotated (revoked and re-issued).
Instead of hardcoding, use a .env.example file with placeholder values and add .env to .gitignore. For deployment, use your hosting provider's secret management system (e.g., GitHub Secrets for Actions, Vercel Environment Variables).
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The .history directory and its contents appear to be editor-specific local history files. These files should not be committed to the Git repository, as Git itself is the source of truth for version history. Committing these files adds unnecessary clutter, can cause merge conflicts, and may inadvertently expose sensitive information from past versions.
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| 🚨 URGENT: MERGE THIS PR TO FIX VERCEL DEPLOYMENT 🚨 | ||
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| Your Vercel deployment is currently FAILING because the main branch has | ||
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| 1. **Go to:** https://github.com/numbpill3d/basednet/pulls | ||
| 2. **You'll see:** "claude/fix-main-package-lock-011CV4TQrtydsb2RNvi6FKjs had recent pushes" | ||
| 3. **Click:** "Compare & pull request" | ||
| 4. **Click:** "Create pull request" | ||
| 5. **Click:** "Merge pull request" | ||
| 6. **Click:** "Confirm merge" | ||
| 7. **DONE!** ✅ | ||
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| Invalid: lock file's eslint-config-next@14.1.0 does not satisfy | ||
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| - ✅ package-lock.json regenerated to match package.json | ||
| - ✅ eslint-config-next: 14.1.0 → 14.2.3 | ||
| - ✅ @next/eslint-plugin-next: 14.1.0 → 14.2.3 | ||
| - ✅ All 1,117 packages synchronized | ||
| - ✅ Vercel build will succeed | ||
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| 1. Vercel detects main branch update | ||
| 2. Starts new deployment automatically | ||
| 3. `npm ci` succeeds ✅ | ||
| 4. Build completes in ~3-5 minutes | ||
| 5. Site deployed! | ||
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| 1. Add environment variables in Vercel Dashboard | ||
| 2. Configure domain basednet.lol | ||
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| NEXTAUTH_URL=https://basednet.lol | ||
| NEXTAUTH_SECRET=<openssl rand -base64 32> | ||
| DATABASE_URL=<from neon.tech> | ||
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| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL=<from upstash.com> | ||
| UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN=<from upstash.com> | ||
| IPFS_PROJECT_ID=<from infura.io> | ||
| IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET=<from infura.io> | ||
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| - Vercel auto-deploy: **3-5 minutes** | ||
| - Add env vars + redeploy: **2 minutes** | ||
| - Configure domain: **2 minutes** | ||
| - DNS propagation: **5-30 minutes** | ||
| - **Total: ~15-40 minutes until LIVE!** 🎉 | ||
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| "check:deployment": "node scripts/deployment-ready.js", | ||
| "deploy": "node scripts/deploy-vercel.js", | ||
| "security:audit": "npm audit && npx snyk test", | ||
| "prepare": "husky install" |
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The prepare script, which was running husky install, has been removed. This means that husky git hooks will no longer be automatically installed for new developers when they run npm install. This can lead to commits that don't adhere to the project's quality standards (e.g., linting, testing) if a developer forgets to install the hooks manually.
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| "name": "basednet", | ||
| "version": "0.1.0", | ||
| "private": true, | ||
| "scripts": { | ||
| "dev": "next dev", | ||
| "build": "next build", | ||
| "start": "next start", | ||
| "lint": "next lint", | ||
| "test": "jest", | ||
| "test:watch": "jest --watch", | ||
| "test:coverage": "jest --coverage", | ||
| "db:migrate": "node scripts/migrate.js", | ||
| "db:seed": "node scripts/seed.js", | ||
| "setup": "node scripts/setup.js", | ||
| "setup:db": "node scripts/setup-db.js", | ||
| "setup:auth": "node scripts/setup-indieauth.js", | ||
| "setup:ipfs": "node scripts/setup-ipfs.js", | ||
| "setup:monitoring": "node scripts/setup-monitoring.js", | ||
| "check:env": "node scripts/check-env.js", | ||
| "check:launch": "node scripts/pre-launch-check.js", | ||
| "check:deployment": "node scripts/deployment-ready.js", | ||
| "deploy": "node scripts/deploy-vercel.js", | ||
| "security:audit": "npm audit && npx snyk test", | ||
| "prepare": "husky install" | ||
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| "@sentry/nextjs": "^7.120.3", | ||
| "@upstash/ratelimit": "^2.0.5", | ||
| "@upstash/redis": "^1.34.5", | ||
| "cors": "^2.8.5", | ||
| "dotenv": "^16.4.7", | ||
| "firebase": "^11.4.0", | ||
| "firebase-admin": "^13.2.0", | ||
| "helmet": "^7.0.0", | ||
| "ipfs-http-client": "^56.0.0", | ||
| "next": "14.1.0", | ||
| "next-auth": "^4.24.5", | ||
| "pg": "^8.7.1", | ||
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| "react": "^18.2.0", | ||
| "react-dom": "^18.2.0", | ||
| "zod": "^3.22.0" | ||
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| "@testing-library/jest-dom": "^6.1.0", | ||
| "@testing-library/react": "^14.1.0", | ||
| "@testing-library/user-event": "^14.5.0", | ||
| "@types/jest": "^29.5.0", | ||
| "@types/node": "^20.11.0", | ||
| "@types/pg": "^8.11.11", | ||
| "@types/react": "^18.2.0", | ||
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| "eslint-config-next": "14.1.0", | ||
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| "lint-staged": "^15.0.0", | ||
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| "postcss": "^8.4.32", | ||
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| "snyk": "^1.0.0", | ||
| "tailwindcss": "^3.4.0", | ||
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AI Code Review by LlamaPReview
🎯 TL;DR & Recommendation
Recommendation: Request Changes
This PR introduces critical security vulnerabilities by hardcoding production secrets in .env, alongside maintainability issues from reduced .gitignore and repository bloat from historical files.
| Priority | File | Category | Impact Summary | Anchors |
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| P0 | .env |
Security | Hardcoded secrets risk system compromise | path:src/lib/db.ts, path:scripts/seed.js |
| P1 | .gitignore |
Maintainability | Reduced gitignore exposes artifacts | |
| P1 | .history/ |
Maintainability | Historical files bloat repository | |
| P1 | package.json |
Architecture | Conflicting versions cause chaos | path:.history/package_20250405034049.json |
| P2 | next.config.js |
Architecture | Module mismatch may break builds | path:jsconfig.json |
| P2 | .github/workflows/ |
Testing | Pipeline lacks test implementations | path:.history/GITHUB_DEPLOYMENT_20250416143545.md |
🔍 Notable Themes
- Security: Hardcoded credentials in configuration files expose database, authentication, and infrastructure secrets to unauthorized access.
- Maintainability: Inclusion of historical artifacts and incomplete gitignore increases repository size, potential for secret leakage, and development conflicts.
- Configuration: Inconsistent module systems and duplicate configurations may lead to build failures and deployment issues.
⚠️ **Unanchored Suggestions (Manual Review Recommended)**
The following suggestions could not be precisely anchored to a specific line in the diff. This can happen if the code is outside the changed lines, has been significantly refactored, or if the suggestion is a general observation. Please review them carefully in the context of the full file.
📁 File: .env
The environment file now contains multiple production secrets (database credentials, IPFS secrets, authentication secrets, Redis tokens) in plaintext. This exposes critical infrastructure credentials that could lead to complete system compromise. The related_context shows these credentials are used in database connections (src/lib/db.ts), authentication flows (src/lib/authOptions.ts), and data seeding (scripts/seed.js). Hardcoding production secrets violates security best practices and exposes the system to credential theft and unauthorized access.
Suggestion:
# Remove all hardcoded secrets and use environment variable references
DATABASE_URL=${PRODUCTION_DATABASE_URL}
POSTGRES_USER=${PRODUCTION_DB_USER}
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=${PRODUCTION_DB_PASSWORD}
# etc...
Related Code:
DATABASE_URL="postgresql://neondb_owner:npg_loex42GnkyEf@ep-small-flower-a5hbgnie-pooler.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech/neondb?sslmode=require"
POSTGRES_USER="neondb_owner"
POSTGRES_PASSWORD="npg_loex42GnkyEf"
IPFS_PROJECT_SECRET="11ed2bf0f5a3ec55c8aa8a515b4851deb4489837cdabf4e67681e00ce38af265"
INDIE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="a0cb2bbadb0befc7cedfe9f40a9355c52ad107dfdd628a7c009348de579fbb1a"
UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN="AbOfAAIjcDFhM2M1N2FhNzA3MjY0NTkwYWQ0YjRmNjQ2ODVjMGIwYnAxMA"
📁 File: .history/
The PR adds 1,922 lines of historical/backup files (win98-showcase.html variants and Navigation components) to the .history/ directory. These files appear to be development artifacts, IDE backups, or duplicate implementations that don't belong in production source control. This significantly bloats the repository, creates maintenance overhead, and introduces confusion about which files are actually used in production.
Related Code:
[Multiple files with +1252/-0, +670/-0 lines added]
📁 File: next.config.js
The Next.js configuration uses ES module syntax (import/export) while the related jsconfig.json uses CommonJS. This module system mismatch may cause build inconsistencies, especially since Next.js has varying support for ES modules across versions. The webpack alias configuration also duplicates the path mapping already defined in jsconfig.json, creating potential resolution conflicts.
Suggestion:
/** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */
const path = require('path');
const nextConfig = {
reactStrictMode: true,
output: 'standalone',
experimental: {
optimizeCss: true,
},
};
module.exports = nextConfig;Related Code:
import path from 'path';
const nextConfig = {
reactStrictMode: true,
output: 'standalone',
experimental: {
optimizeCss: true,
},
webpack: (config) => {
config.resolve.alias['@'] = path.resolve(__dirname, 'src');
return config;
},
};
export default nextConfig;📁 File: .github/workflows/
Speculative: The GitHub Actions workflows reference database testing stages and automated deployment, but there's no evidence of corresponding test files or database migration scripts in the related_context. The deployment documentation mentions running tests against a PostgreSQL service, but without actual test implementations, this creates a false sense of testing coverage and may lead to deployment of broken code.
Related Code:
[Multiple workflow files with deployment configurations]
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P1 | Confidence: High
The gitignore has been drastically reduced from 42 lines to only 2 lines, removing protection for critical files. This change exposes build artifacts (.next/, out/, dist/), environment files (.env, .env*.local), IDE configurations, debug logs, and OS-specific files to version control. This will lead to repository bloat, potential secret leakage, and conflicts between development environments.
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| # Restore comprehensive gitignore patterns | |
| node_modules/ | |
| .next/ | |
| out/ | |
| build/ | |
| dist/ | |
| .env | |
| .env*.local | |
| .vercel | |
| *.log | |
| .DS_Store | |
| Thumbs.db | |
| .vscode/ | |
| .idea/ |
| "db:seed": "node scripts/seed.js", | ||
| "setup": "node scripts/setup.js", | ||
| "setup:db": "node scripts/setup-db.js", | ||
| "setup:auth": "node scripts/setup-indieauth.js", |
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[Contextual Comment]
This comment refers to code near real line 1. Anchored to nearest_changed(17) line 17.
P1 | Confidence: High
The package.json file shows multiple conflicting versions being added (8 different historical versions in .history/ directory). This creates dependency management chaos and makes it impossible to determine the actual project dependencies. The related_context shows these files contain different script configurations and dependency versions, which will cause inconsistent builds and deployment failures.
PR Type
Enhancement, Bug fix, Configuration changes
Description
Upgraded MSW handlers from deprecated
restAPI to newerhttpAPI with updated response handling usingHttpResponse.json()Enhanced production-ready logging and error handling in database module with environment-aware query logging, slow query detection (>1000ms), and Sentry integration
Centralized NextAuth configuration with
CredentialsProviderand session/JWT callbacks, moving auth setup from API route to dedicated config fileAdded comprehensive error tracking with server-side and edge runtime Sentry configurations, plus global error boundary component with user-friendly error UI
Fixed null safety issues in database operations by adding
rowCountnull checks in profile and IPFS content modelsImproved deployment automation with GitHub Actions setup scripts and enhanced command execution with output capture
Enhanced theme system with comprehensive Windows 98 stylesheet and new Nekoweb aesthetic, switching default theme to Nekoweb
Added Next.js configuration for Vercel deployment with standalone output, webpack path aliases, and CSS optimization
Improved TypeScript configuration with case-sensitive file handling and updated path aliases
Added Windows 98 showcase interface with interactive desktop environment featuring draggable windows and taskbar
Multiple historical backups and miscellaneous files included in
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handlers.ts
Upgrade MSW handlers to newer http APIsrc/mocks/handlers.ts
restAPI to newerhttpAPIrest.post/gethandlers withhttp.post/getequivalentsres(ctx.status(), ctx.json())toHttpResponse.json()HttpResponseconstructor with status inoptions object
Retry-Afterheader to rate-limiting responsedb.ts
Add production-ready logging and error handlingsrc/lib/db.ts
production
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queryfunction toRecordauth-options.ts
Create centralized NextAuth configuration filesrc/lib/auth-options.ts
CredentialsProvidertransactions
route.ts
Add NextAuth API route handlersrc/app/api/auth/nextauth/route.ts
authOptionsfrom centralized configauth.ts
Update auth import path to centralized configsrc/lib/auth.ts
authOptionsfrom API route to centralizedconfig file
../app/api/auth/[...nextauth]/routeto./auth-optionssentry.server.config.ts
Add server-side Sentry error tracking configurationsentry.server.config.ts
ResizeObserver issues
sentry.edge.config.ts
Add edge runtime Sentry error tracking configurationsentry.edge.config.ts
filtering
global-error.js
Add global error boundary with Sentry integrationsrc/app/global-error.js
setup-github-deploy.js
Add GitHub Actions deployment setup scriptscripts/setup-github-deploy.js
Vercel
finalize-deployment-setup.js
Add deployment setup finalization scriptscripts/finalize-deployment-setup.js
pre-launch-check.js
Simplify database check by removing temp file creationscripts/pre-launch-check.js
of creating temporary file
fs.writeFileSync,fs.unlinkSync)creation
testConnection()functiondeploy-vercel.js
Improve command execution with output capturescripts/deploy-vercel.js
runCommand()to capturestdoutandstderrseparatelylisteners
debugging
win98.css
Enhance Windows 98 theme with comprehensive stylingsrc/app/win98.css
@font-facedeclarations for MS Sans Serif font loadingand UI elements
tabs, and desktop elements
nekoweb.css
Add Nekoweb aesthetic stylesheetsrc/app/nekoweb.css
win98_20250305220411.css
Initial Windows 98 theme stylesheet.history/src/app/win98_20250305220411.css
nekoweb_20250418170722.css
Initial Nekoweb theme stylesheet.history/src/app/nekoweb_20250418170722.css
win98-showcase_20250418145553.html
Complete Windows 98 BasedNet Interface Implementation.history/win98-showcase_20250418145553.html
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windows, minimize/maximize/close controls
Active Sites, Site Manager, Webring Navigator, Help)
management, taskbar integration, and start menu
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Windows 98 BasedNet Showcase Interfacewin98-showcase.html
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management
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Initial Windows 98 Interface Version.history/win98-showcase_20250417190736.html
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Navigation_20250416170904.tsx
Windows 98 Navigation Component with Auth.history/src/components/Navigation_20250416170904.tsx
useAuthcontextfunctionality
support
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profile.ts
Add null safety checks for database operationssrc/db/models/profile.ts
ipfs-content.ts
Add null safety check for IPFS delete operationsrc/db/models/ipfs-content.ts
rowCountindeletemethod before comparison15 files
tsconfig.json
Configure TypeScript for case-sensitive file handlingtsconfig.json
forceConsistentCasingInFileNamescompiler option forcase-sensitive imports
baseUrlconfiguration set to current directorypathsalias from["./src/*"]to["src/*"]for consistencynext.config.js
Add Next.js configuration for Vercel deploymentnext.config.js
output: 'standalone'for Vercel deployment optimization@path mappingsentry.client.config.js
Initialize Sentry client-side error trackingsentry.client.config.js
sentry.server.config.js
Initialize Sentry server-side error trackingsentry.server.config.js
layout.tsx
Switch default theme from Windows 98 to Nekowebsrc/app/layout.tsx
win98.csstonekoweb.cssnext.config_20250505224626.js
Next.js config with Vercel optimization.history/next.config_20250505224626.js
next.config_20250505224834.js
Update Next.js config with ES module export.history/next.config_20250505224834.js
module.exportsto ESexport defaultnext.config_20250419075027.js
Next.js config with server packages configuration.history/next.config_20250419075027.js
next.config_20250419075052.js
Refine Next.js config formatting.history/next.config_20250419075052.js
next.config_20250420051033.js
Add webpack path alias to Next.js config.history/next.config_20250420051033.js
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Next.js config with minimal packages.history/next.config_20250419073856.js
next.config_20250419073651.js
Next.js config with cleaned experimental settings.history/next.config_20250419073651.js
next.config_20250419125034.js
Streamline Next.js config settings.history/next.config_20250419125034.js
next.config_20250416041158.js
Next.js config with server components packages.history/next.config_20250416041158.js
serverComponentsExternalPackagesinstead ofserverExternalPackagesnext.config_20250419073603.js
Next.js config with experimental packages only.history/next.config_20250419073603.js
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next-env.d.ts
Update TypeScript documentation referencenext-env.d.ts
API reference
documentation
win98-showcase_20250417190718.html
Add Windows 98 UI showcase demonstration.history/win98-showcase_20250417190718.html
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Historical database module backup.history/src/lib/db_20250505224716.ts
db_20250505224703.ts
Historical database module backup.history/src/lib/db_20250505224703.ts
db_20250405022059.ts
Historical database module backup.history/src/lib/db_20250405022059.ts
setup-github-deploy_20250416041502.js
Historical GitHub deployment setup script.history/scripts/setup-github-deploy_20250416041502.js
pre-launch-check_20250405023017.js
Historical pre-launch checklist script.history/scripts/pre-launch-check_20250405023017.js
pre-launch-check_20250405022642.js
Historical pre-launch checklist script.history/scripts/pre-launch-check_20250405022642.js
pre-launch-check_20250318200801.js
Historical pre-launch checklist script.history/scripts/pre-launch-check_20250318200801.js
pre-launch-check_20250405023311.js
Historical pre-launch checklist script.history/scripts/pre-launch-check_20250405023311.js
setup-github-deploy-fixed_20250416121009.js
Historical GitHub deployment setup script.history/scripts/setup-github-deploy-fixed_20250416121009.js
deploy-vercel_20250419075347.js
Historical Vercel deployment script.history/scripts/deploy-vercel_20250419075347.js
deploy-vercel_20250318220349.js
Historical Vercel deployment script.history/scripts/deploy-vercel_20250318220349.js
fix-case-sensitivity_20250420050843.js
Historical case sensitivity fix script.history/scripts/fix-case-sensitivity_20250420050843.js
fix-case-sensitivity_20250420050841.js
Historical case sensitivity fix script.history/scripts/fix-case-sensitivity_20250420050841.js
global-error_20250505224809.js
Historical global error boundary backup.history/src/app/global-error_20250505224809.js
finalize-deployment-setup_20250416124430.js
Historical deployment finalization script.history/scripts/finalize-deployment-setup_20250416124430.js
temp-db-test.js
Add standalone database connection test scriptscripts/temp-db-test.js
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global-error_20250505224747.js
Add global error handler with Sentry integration.history/src/app/global-error_20250505224747.js
global-error_20250405022059.js
Add basic global error handler component.history/src/app/global-error_20250405022059.js
101 files