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Create utils/validateInput.js with contents:
• Create a new file `utils/validateInput.js`.
• Import necessary modules, if any, for validation purposes (e.g., regex).
• Define and export functions `validateUsername`, `validateEmail`, and `validatePassword`. Each function should accept a string as input and return a boolean indicating whether the input meets the defined criteria (e.g., regex pattern for email validation).
• For example, `validateEmail` might use a regex pattern to check if the input is a valid email address and return true if it matches or false otherwise.

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Modify routes/user.routes.js with contents:
• Import the validation functions from `utils/validateInput.js` at the top of the file.
• In the user registration route (not shown but assumed to exist similarly to the delete route), add validation checks for `username`, `email`, and `password` using the imported validation functions before any database operations.
• If any validation fails, respond with a 400 status code and an appropriate error message indicating which input is invalid.
• Continue with the existing registration logic if all validations pass.

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 const express = require('express');
 const User = require('../models/user.model.js');
+const { validateUsername, validateEmail, validatePassword } = require('../utils/validateInput.js');

 const router = express.Router();

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Sweep: Handle weird string in register endpoint #123

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