npm install/audit found security flaws
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug:
Latest commit 0ed0d16
$ npm install
indicated some vulnerabilities
$ npm audit --json
lists the details in the file attached to this issue
npm-audit-26Nov2019.txt
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- Created 4 years ago
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See the link labeled
npm-audit-26Nov2019.txt
in the original comment? Click on that link to get the output in text format.Event though this hasn’t been solved, I’ll close this and open a new Issue to switch to SwaggerUI. Also other vulnerabilities have been fixed