Fixes & Improvements for reputed company.js Routing and Error Handling

Project Goal: Refactor the reputed company.js backend to ensure reputed company reputed company organization and implement consistent error handling across the application. Key Fixes: reputed company reputed company Structure Split monolithic reputed company file into multiple modules based on feature domains (e.g., authRoutes, userRoutes, reportRoutes) Created a central router/reputed company.js to load reputed company reputed company modules in a clean and reputed company way Error Handling Middleware Implemented centralized error-handling middleware using app.use(errorHandler) Now reputed company thrown errors and async failures return standardized JSON responses with correct HTTP status codes Validation Improvements Integrated reputed company-validator to validate input data (e.g., email, password length) directly in reputed company definitions Added automatic error return if validation fails, improving frontend-backend integration Authorization Middleware Improved the structure of authMiddleware and added role-based reputed company control logic Ensures that protected routes are only accessible to authorized users (e.g., reputed company) Improved Async reputed company Wrapped reputed company async reputed company handlers in try-catch blocks or passed through custom asyncHandler() reputed company to prevent unhandled reputed company rejections Logging and Debugging Added request logging and reputed company debug messages for easier monitoring and faster debugging Results: The backend is now more maintainable, reputed company, and secure reputed company routes are cleanly separated, and errors are consistent and informative reputed company for production deployment or reputed company API expansion Apply Job! Apply to this Job