Tolerably vulnerable #44
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Adding in_query in an additional line
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This pull request primarily focuses on two main areas: enhancing the user interface in
views/search.ejsand setting up a new Express.js server invulnerable.js. The most significant changes include the addition of a new heading to display the incoming query parameter in the search results page and the creation of a new server using Express.js, which includes a PostgreSQL connection and a route to fetch user data based on a search parameter.User Interface Enhancements:
views/search.ejs: A new heading has been added to display the incoming query parameter in the search results page. This provides users with a clear indication of the search term they used.Server Setup and Route Creation:
vulnerable.js: A new Express.js server has been set up, which includes the addition of several dependencies such asexpressandbody-parser. A PostgreSQL connection has also been established using thepglibrary. Furthermore, a route has been created to fetch user data based on a search parameter.