Scaffold DynamicForms platform#1
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NextAuth is configured to persist sessions via the Prisma adapter (session: { strategy: "database" }), but prisma/schema.prisma only defines User/Account/FormTemplate/Submission/FieldGroup and omits the Session and VerificationToken models required by the adapter. Any sign-in attempt will fail when NextAuth tries to read or write prisma.session, because no such table is generated from the current schema.
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| if (!credentials?.email) return null; | ||
| const user = await prisma.user.findUnique({ where: { email: credentials.email } }); | ||
| return user; |
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The Credentials provider authorizes a user solely by looking up their email and returns the account without validating a password or any shared secret. In any deployment where this provider is enabled, anyone who knows an existing user's email (including the seeded admin) can authenticate with no proof of identity, effectively disabling authentication.
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| id String @id @default(cuid()) | ||
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Bug: Missing Session model breaks database session strategy
The auth configuration uses session: { strategy: "database" } with PrismaAdapter, but the Prisma schema is missing the Session and VerificationToken models required by NextAuth for database session storage. When NextAuth attempts to create or query sessions, it will fail because these tables don't exist. The adapter expects these models to be defined when using database sessions.
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Bug: CredentialsProvider incompatible with database session strategy
Using CredentialsProvider with session: { strategy: "database" } is a known incompatibility in NextAuth. Unlike OAuth providers, the credentials provider doesn't automatically create database sessions after authentication. The session callback will not receive the expected user object for credentials-based logins, causing sessions to fail or behave unexpectedly. The standard approach is to use strategy: "jwt" with CredentialsProvider.
| const user = await prisma.user.findUnique({ where: { email: credentials.email } }); | ||
| return user; | ||
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Bug: CredentialsProvider lacks password verification enabling unauthorized access
The CredentialsProvider authorize function only checks if an email exists in the database and returns the user without any password verification. This allows anyone who knows a valid email address to authenticate as that user. The credentials configuration only defines an email field with no password field, and the authorize callback performs no secret validation.
| user User @relation(fields: [userId], references: [id], onDelete: Cascade) | ||
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Bug: Account model missing required fields for OAuth sign-in
The Account model is missing fields that @auth/prisma-adapter expects when storing OAuth tokens from providers like Google. The adapter attempts to write token_type, scope, id_token, and session_state values returned by OAuth providers, but these fields are not defined in the schema. This will cause Prisma errors during Google OAuth sign-in when the adapter tries to create the account record with these fields.
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| submissions Submission[] | ||
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Bug: User model missing emailVerified field for OAuth
The User model is missing the emailVerified field (DateTime?) that @auth/prisma-adapter expects. When a user signs in via Google OAuth, the adapter attempts to store the email verification timestamp in this field. Without it, the adapter's createUser method will fail when trying to write to a non-existent column.
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Scaffolds the DynamicForms platform with Next.js 14, Prisma schema/seed, NextAuth (Google + email), Tailwind, and a landing page listing seeded form templates.
User,Account,FormTemplate,Submission,FieldGroup) with enums and relations inprisma/schema.prisma.prisma/seed.tscreating an admin user and four templates (auto, home, life, contact).lib/prisma.ts.lib/auth.ts.app/api/auth/[...nextauth]/route.ts; session callback enrichessession.userwithidandrole.app/layout.tsxand landing pageapp/page.tsxshowing feature cards and DB-backed template list.components/feature-card.tsxcomponent.app/globals.cssand Tailwind setuptailwind.config.ts..env.examplewith required vars;.gitignoreentries.next.config.mjs(enableserverActions),tsconfig.json, PostCSS config, andpackage.jsonscripts/deps.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit 5fb012a. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.