Trying to update password (GraphQL) “data must be a string and salt must either be a salt string”












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I'm new to graphQL and I'm trying to update the user profile password in the backend under my resolvers.js file but I've been stuck at it for a while and I keep getting the same error message.



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resolvers.js



updatePassword: combineResolvers(
isAuthenticated,
async (parent, args, context) => {
const { id, newPassword, oldPassword } = args;
const { models, user, jwtSecret } = context;

await models.User.updatePassword(
{ id, newPassword, oldPassword },
createToken({ newPassword }, jwtSecret, API_TIMEOUTS.JWT_TOKEN),
user.emailAddress
);

return models.User.findByEmail(user.emailAddress);
}
)


Index.js (helper)



 const generatePasswordHash = async password => {
const saltRounds = 10;
return bcrypt.hash(password, saltRounds);
}

User.updatePassword = async (newPassword, emailAddress) => {
const password = await generatePasswordHash(newPassword);

return User.update(
{ password, resetPasswordToken: null },
{
where: {
emailAddress
}
}
);
};


Error that I'm getting



"data must be a string and salt must either be a salt string or a number of rounds"










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    could you provide generatePasswordHash code too? the problem seems to occur in this function
    – Mohsen ZareZardeyni
    yesterday










  • Yup no worries, just added it
    – Arthur Truong
    yesterday
















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I'm new to graphQL and I'm trying to update the user profile password in the backend under my resolvers.js file but I've been stuck at it for a while and I keep getting the same error message.



enter image description here



resolvers.js



updatePassword: combineResolvers(
isAuthenticated,
async (parent, args, context) => {
const { id, newPassword, oldPassword } = args;
const { models, user, jwtSecret } = context;

await models.User.updatePassword(
{ id, newPassword, oldPassword },
createToken({ newPassword }, jwtSecret, API_TIMEOUTS.JWT_TOKEN),
user.emailAddress
);

return models.User.findByEmail(user.emailAddress);
}
)


Index.js (helper)



 const generatePasswordHash = async password => {
const saltRounds = 10;
return bcrypt.hash(password, saltRounds);
}

User.updatePassword = async (newPassword, emailAddress) => {
const password = await generatePasswordHash(newPassword);

return User.update(
{ password, resetPasswordToken: null },
{
where: {
emailAddress
}
}
);
};


Error that I'm getting



"data must be a string and salt must either be a salt string or a number of rounds"










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    could you provide generatePasswordHash code too? the problem seems to occur in this function
    – Mohsen ZareZardeyni
    yesterday










  • Yup no worries, just added it
    – Arthur Truong
    yesterday














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0







I'm new to graphQL and I'm trying to update the user profile password in the backend under my resolvers.js file but I've been stuck at it for a while and I keep getting the same error message.



enter image description here



resolvers.js



updatePassword: combineResolvers(
isAuthenticated,
async (parent, args, context) => {
const { id, newPassword, oldPassword } = args;
const { models, user, jwtSecret } = context;

await models.User.updatePassword(
{ id, newPassword, oldPassword },
createToken({ newPassword }, jwtSecret, API_TIMEOUTS.JWT_TOKEN),
user.emailAddress
);

return models.User.findByEmail(user.emailAddress);
}
)


Index.js (helper)



 const generatePasswordHash = async password => {
const saltRounds = 10;
return bcrypt.hash(password, saltRounds);
}

User.updatePassword = async (newPassword, emailAddress) => {
const password = await generatePasswordHash(newPassword);

return User.update(
{ password, resetPasswordToken: null },
{
where: {
emailAddress
}
}
);
};


Error that I'm getting



"data must be a string and salt must either be a salt string or a number of rounds"










share|improve this question















I'm new to graphQL and I'm trying to update the user profile password in the backend under my resolvers.js file but I've been stuck at it for a while and I keep getting the same error message.



enter image description here



resolvers.js



updatePassword: combineResolvers(
isAuthenticated,
async (parent, args, context) => {
const { id, newPassword, oldPassword } = args;
const { models, user, jwtSecret } = context;

await models.User.updatePassword(
{ id, newPassword, oldPassword },
createToken({ newPassword }, jwtSecret, API_TIMEOUTS.JWT_TOKEN),
user.emailAddress
);

return models.User.findByEmail(user.emailAddress);
}
)


Index.js (helper)



 const generatePasswordHash = async password => {
const saltRounds = 10;
return bcrypt.hash(password, saltRounds);
}

User.updatePassword = async (newPassword, emailAddress) => {
const password = await generatePasswordHash(newPassword);

return User.update(
{ password, resetPasswordToken: null },
{
where: {
emailAddress
}
}
);
};


Error that I'm getting



"data must be a string and salt must either be a salt string or a number of rounds"







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  • 1




    could you provide generatePasswordHash code too? the problem seems to occur in this function
    – Mohsen ZareZardeyni
    yesterday










  • Yup no worries, just added it
    – Arthur Truong
    yesterday














  • 1




    could you provide generatePasswordHash code too? the problem seems to occur in this function
    – Mohsen ZareZardeyni
    yesterday










  • Yup no worries, just added it
    – Arthur Truong
    yesterday








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could you provide generatePasswordHash code too? the problem seems to occur in this function
– Mohsen ZareZardeyni
yesterday




could you provide generatePasswordHash code too? the problem seems to occur in this function
– Mohsen ZareZardeyni
yesterday












Yup no worries, just added it
– Arthur Truong
yesterday




Yup no worries, just added it
– Arthur Truong
yesterday

















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