Route not found

[NikosPg]

my server when i run it says Route not found
Jun 22 21:23:07.849 INFO return_error{r=Rejection([MethodNotAllowed, MethodNotAllowed, MethodNotAllowed, MethodNotAllowed, MethodNotAllowed, MethodNotAllowed])}: handle_errors: close time.busy=199µs time.idle=19.8µs

What am i doing wrong?!

[charlielu05]

I'm getting the same issue at the end of chapter 9. Did you ever find a resolution to this @NikosPg ?

[charlielu05]

Answering my own question here but I found that the issue was because my verify_token function was failing due to a silly spelling mistake on my token's claim "account_id" key but the error match case in the auth method was not propagating the returned handle_errors::Error::CannotDecryptToken

pub fn auth(
) -> impl Filter<Extract = (Session,), Error = warp::Rejection> + Clone {
    warp::header::<String>("Authorization").and_then(|token: String| {
        let token = match verify_token(token) {
            Ok(t) => t,
            Err(_) => return future::ready(Err(warp::reject::reject())),
        };

        future::ready(Ok(token))
    })
}

This in turn resulted in the handle-errors not able to match with any of the defined errors which meant it returned with the:

else {
        event!(Level::WARN, "Requested route was not found");
        Ok(warp::reply::with_status(
            "Route not found".to_string(),
            StatusCode::NOT_FOUND,
        ))
    }

I was able to find this issue by setting a mock response for the POST questions route that just echos the JSON payload from the client/user and observing that this worked when I removed the authentication step from the route.
I then added two separate kinds of errors for my verify_token function to see where the error was happening:

pub fn verify_token(
    token: String,
) -> Result<Session, handle_errors::Error> {
    dbg!(&token);

    let decrypted_token = paseto::tokens::validate_local_token(
        &token,
        None,
        &"RANDOM WORDS WINTER MACINTOSH PC".as_bytes(),
        &paseto::tokens::TimeBackend::Chrono,
    )
    .map_err(|_| handle_errors::Error::CannotDecryptToken)?;

    dbg!(&decrypted_token);
    serde_json::from_value::<Session>(decrypted_token)
        .map_err(|_| handle_errors::Error::CannotConstructSession)
}

I was finally then able to see the spelling mistake I did on my account_id key for my token.