Add Financial Report Edge Case Tests and Update Dependencies #109
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Summary
This commit introduces additional edge case tests for the Financial Report API and includes updates to dependencies in package.json and modifications to the auth.js utility.
Details
Edge Case Tests:
Added tests/financialReportEdgeCases.test.js to handle scenarios such as:
Handling large numeric values.
Simulating database connection issues.
Expired API token rejection.
Dependency Updates:
Updated dependencies in package.json and package-lock.json to ensure compatibility with the latest test configurations.
Utility Adjustments:
Modified utils/auth.js to refine token generation and validation for improved edge case handling.
Purpose
These changes improve the robustness of the Financial Report API by covering scenarios that could disrupt normal operations, thereby enhancing application stability and reliability.