- Add tests for POST with array of foods
- Add tests for PUT with array of foods
- Add test for empty array returning empty array
- Fix PUT endpoint to normalize array input like POST
- Fix food.save() storage to handle arrays with bulkWrite
- Rename test file to follow *.test.js convention
Validates fix from ef7bff3d for complete array handling.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Add array normalization to food API POST endpoint:
- API layer: normalize single object to array (like activity/profile)
- Storage layer: use replaceOne loop with upsert (same as activity pattern)
- Storage layer: accept both single object and array for backward compat
Previously POST /api/food/ with array input would crash:
insertOne([{...}]) → MongoDB error
Now supports both single object and array input consistently.
Response format is now array (matching treatments pattern).
Fixes#8447
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Add validation for _id field in activity and food APIs:
- activity: POST, PUT, DELETE now validate _id format
- food: POST, PUT, DELETE now validate _id format
Accepts: undefined, null, or 24-character hex string
Rejects: UUIDs, short strings, numbers, objects with 400 Bad Request
Previously:
- activity: 500 crash on invalid _id in save/remove
- food: silently replaced invalid _id with new ObjectId (data loss)
Tests added covering all validation cases.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
This change allows each route to express policies for interpreting and parsing
the request body. Before this change uploads to entries or treatments api
would error if they were larger than 100Kb due to the preference being set for
the whole server. This change removes the global preference in favor of
allowing each route to choose it's own request size limit.
We also refactor usage of body-parser to be more consistent throughout the code
base. Most routes can use jsonParser, rawPraser, and urlencodedParser provided
by the common wares component. Anything doing something else should be called
out as such. For example, treatments, activity, and entries allow uploads up
to 50Mb. Other v1 endpoints are using the common configuration set to 1Mb.