mongodb - node.js how to make the remaining routing files not executed?

Question

For example, if I want to perform a password change function, there is an old password and a new password. The verification of the old password is separated from the change of the new password. How can I prevent the new password from being changed? {code...}

滿天的星座 · Answer

Add next to the parameters of the callback function. If the verification is successful, next will be returned. If the verification fails, failure will be returned.

router.post("/:userid",function(req,res,next) {
    User.findOne({
        name: req.session.userid,
        pwd: req.body.oldpwd
    }, function (err, doc) {
        if (err) {
            r.error = err;
            return;
        }
        if (doc) {
            console.log('success');
            return next();
        } 
        console.log('fail');
        res.json(r);
    });
});

//不想使得当旧密码验证不成功的时候让以下代码执行
router.post("/:userid",function(req,res,next) {
    var u = {
        pwd :req.body.pwd
    };
    var userid = req.session.userid;
    if(userid && '' != userid) {
        User.findOneAndUpdate(userid,u,function(err, docs) {
            console.log('modify-----'+ docs);
            res.redirect('/');
        });
    }
});

But they can actually be together, so why separate them? For example:

router.get('/:userid', function(req, res,next) {
    if(req.session.userid){
       　return User.find(req.session.userid,function(err,doc){
            res.render('changepassword',{
                userid: req.session.userid,
                user:doc
            });
        });
    }
    res.redirect('/login');
});

为情所困 · Answer

For reference:

1. router.post("/:userid",function(req,res) {
and
//We don’t want the following code to be executed when the old password verification fails
router.post("/:userid", function(req,res) {

It is a duplicate router. You need to put the following processing code (change the password) on it.

2. In addition, you can consider password.js for login management.

For reference.

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