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what language is that code?
function() => { }is not legal js or php as far as i know, either you use() => { }orfunction() { }without the arrow. might just be a typo but its wierdAdmin
It's Javascript, and as far as I'm concerned, JS in the backend is the real WTF. I would say: how could this not have happened at some point?
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Pretty sure there's just a missing )
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it's not valid JavaScript. Traditional function syntax is
function(params) { body }, ES6 arrow function syntax is(params) => { body }. You can't have both thefunctionkeyword and=>.But other than that it looks like pretty normal Node.js using the Express framework.