Add regression tests for the password utility - #5
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apps/api had no test setup at all. Added jest + ts-jest (matching the NestJS/TypeScript stack already in use) scoped to the API package, and covered the two functions in auth/password.util.ts: - hashPassword: produces a scrypt-tagged hash that never contains the raw password, and salts independently (same password hashes differently each time). - verifyPassword: accepts the correct password, rejects an incorrect one, and rejects malformed/unrecognised hash formats without throwing (an unrelated algorithm tag, a hash missing its parts). Runs via `pnpm test` in apps/api, no PostgreSQL or other external service involved -- password.util.ts is pure crypto (node:crypto scrypt), so nothing here touches Prisma. Closes MrAshki#3
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apps/apihad no automated test setup at all. Added jest + ts-jest (matching the NestJS/TypeScript stack already in use) scoped to the API package, and coveredauth/password.util.ts:hashPassword: produces a scrypt-tagged hash that never contains the raw password, and salts independently (the same password hashes differently each time).verifyPassword: accepts the correct password, rejects an incorrect one, and rejects malformed/unrecognised hash formats without throwing (an unrelated algorithm tag, a hash missing its parts).No PostgreSQL or other external service involved —
password.util.tsis pure crypto (node:cryptoscrypt), so nothing here touches Prisma.Closes #3
Test plan
pnpm test(inapps/api) — 6/6 passpnpm typecheck— cleanpnpm lint— clean