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https://github.com/mufidu/booku/blob/a7fff2224b4647b1381d25869abb2b95c97f3035/routes/auth.routes.js#L1-L37 https://github.com/mufidu/booku/blob/a7fff2224b4647b1381d25869abb2b95c97f3035/test/user.test.js#L1-L39

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[X] Modify test/user.test.js ✓ https://github.com/mufidu/booku/commit/4308b3bf8758bae5782909923706e0ba437ebc90 Edit
Modify test/user.test.js with contents:
• Add a new test case within the "User Operations" describe block to handle the scenario where no ID is provided to the delete endpoint.
• The new test case should be named "should return an error when no ID is provided for deletion".
• Use chai and chaiHttp to make a DELETE request to the '/users' endpoint without providing an ID in the request body.
• Set the "Authorization" header with the bearer token obtained in the before hook.
• Assert that the response status code is 400 (Bad Request).
• Assert that the response body contains a specific error message, e.g., "No user ID provided".
• This modification ensures that the test suite covers the new scenario described in the issue, promoting robustness in handling edge cases.

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+++ 
@@ -16,6 +16,16 @@
         email: "test_delete@example.com",
         password: "password123"
       });
+
+  it("should return an error when no ID is provided for deletion", async () => {
+    const res = await chai.request(app)
+      .delete('/users')
+      .set("Authorization", `Bearer ${token}`)
+      .send({});
+
+    expect(res).to.have.status(400);
+    expect(res.body).to.equal('"No user ID provided"');
+  });
     userId = res.body.userId;

     // Login to obtain token

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[X] Modify routes/auth.routes.js ! No changes made Edit
Modify routes/auth.routes.js with contents:
• This step is speculative and based on the assumption that the user deletion endpoint exists in this file or a similar one within the routes directory.
• Locate the DELETE endpoint for '/users' or the relevant path for user deletion.
• Before proceeding with the deletion logic, check if the 'id' is provided in the request body.
• If no 'id' is provided, return a response with a 400 status code and a specific error message, e.g., "No user ID provided".
• This modification ensures that the server correctly handles requests to delete a user without an ID, addressing the issue described.

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Sweep: Handle empty id in delete user endpoint #119

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