Extended the comprehensive input validation pattern to Music, Art, Show, and Manga services, completing security coverage across all media types in the library. Services Updated: 1. Music Service - Title validation (max 500 characters) - Artist validation (max 200 characters) - Notes validation (max 5000 characters) - Cover art URL validation (max 2048 characters, http/https only) - Rating validation (0-10 integers) - Tags validation (each max 50 characters) - Links validation (valid URLs, max lengths) 2. Art Service - Title validation (max 500 characters) - Artist validation (max 200 characters) - Description validation (max 5000 characters) - Image URL validation (required, valid URL) - Links validation (valid URLs, max lengths) 3. Show Service - Title validation (max 500 characters) - Notes validation (max 5000 characters) - Cover image URL validation (max 2048 characters, http/https only) - Rating validation (0-10 integers) - Tags validation (each max 50 characters) - Links validation (valid URLs, max lengths) 4. Manga Service - Title validation (max 500 characters) - Author validation (max 200 characters) - Notes validation (max 5000 characters) - Cover image URL validation (max 2048 characters, http/https only) - Rating validation (0-10 integers) - Tags validation (each max 50 characters) - Links validation (valid URLs, max lengths) Security Improvements: All services now protect against: - XSS attacks via malicious URLs (javascript:, data:, vbscript:, file:) - Buffer overflow via excessively long strings - Invalid data formats - DoS attacks via massive input Validation Pattern: Each service includes: - Private validateData() method with comprehensive checks - Validation calls at the start of create() and update() methods - Descriptive error messages for all validation failures - Consistent use of MAX_LENGTHS constants Files Modified: - api/src/app/services/music.service.ts - api/src/app/services/art.service.ts - api/src/app/services/show.service.ts - api/src/app/services/manga.service.ts The entire application now has consistent, comprehensive input validation across all user-facing services!
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