feat(auth-admin): Webhook for general mandate delegation #16257
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request introduce a new webhook secret configuration for the authentication service, specifically Changes
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/main.ts (1)
18-28: Implementation looks good, with room for improvement.The
beforeServerStartfunction correctly adds thebodyParser.json()middleware, which aligns with NestJS best practices. The custom verify function to assign the raw body is a useful addition, especially for webhook processing.However, consider the following improvements:
- Type safety: Use a more specific type for
reqinstead ofany.- Error handling: Add try-catch block to handle potential errors during body parsing.
- Buffer handling: Consider using
Buffer.isBuffer(buf)for more explicit buffer checking.Here's a suggested refactoring:
import { Request, Response } from 'express'; beforeServerStart: async (app) => { app.use( bodyParser.json({ verify: (req: Request, res: Response, buf: Buffer, encoding: string) => { try { if (Buffer.isBuffer(buf) && buf.length) { (req as any).rawBody = buf; } } catch (error) { console.error('Error processing request body:', error); } }, }), ) },This refactoring improves type safety, adds error handling, and makes the buffer check more explicit.
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44-51: LGTM! Consistent implementation of the new option.The changes to
setupAppWithoutAuthcorrectly implement the newbeforeServerStartoption, maintaining backward compatibility with the defaultundefinedvalue. The implementation adheres to coding guidelines and is consistent with the interface update.For improved clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
beforeServerStartoption:// Allow custom logic execution before server start beforeServerStart = undefined,libs/testing/nest/src/lib/testServer.ts (2)
29-35: LGTM! Consider adding an example usage in the comment.The addition of the
beforeServerStartoption enhances the flexibility of the test server setup, aligning well with the PR objectives. The TypeScript usage for defining the new property is correct and follows the coding guidelines.To further improve reusability and ease of use across different NextJS apps, consider adding a brief example of how to use this new option in the comment.
Here's a suggested addition to the comment:
/** * Hook to run before server is started. * @param app The nest application instance. * @returns a promise that resolves when the hook is done. * @example * beforeServerStart: async (app) => { * await app.get(SomeService).initializeData(); * } */
44-44: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for the beforeServerStart hook.The implementation of the
beforeServerStarthook is correct and aligns with the PR objectives. It enhances the configurability of the test server while maintaining backwards compatibility.To improve robustness, consider adding error handling for the
beforeServerStarthook execution. This will help developers identify and debug issues more easily if the hook fails.Here's a suggested improvement:
if (beforeServerStart) { - await beforeServerStart(app) + try { + await beforeServerStart(app) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error in beforeServerStart hook:', error) + throw error // or handle it as appropriate for your use case + } }Also applies to: 73-75
libs/infra-nest-server/src/lib/bootstrap.ts (1)
130-132: LGTM! Consider adding error handling.The implementation of the
beforeServerStarthook is correct and enhances the reusability of the bootstrap function across different NextJS apps. It's properly typed and positioned logically in the bootstrap process.Consider adding error handling to prevent potential issues if the
beforeServerStartfunction throws an error:if (options.beforeServerStart) { - await options.beforeServerStart(app) + try { + await options.beforeServerStart(app) + } catch (error) { + logger.error('Error in beforeServerStart hook', { error }) + throw error + } }This will ensure that any errors in the
beforeServerStarthook are properly logged before being rethrown, aiding in debugging and maintaining the expected behavior of stopping the bootstrap process if an error occurs.apps/services/auth/admin-api/infra/auth-admin-api.ts (1)
77-78: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of the
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATEsecret is appropriate and aligns with the PR objective of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation. The naming convention and path structure are consistent with other secrets in the file.Consider adding a brief comment above this new secret to explain its purpose, for example:
// Secret for authenticating Zendesk webhook requests for general mandate delegation ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE: '/k8s/services-auth/ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE',This would improve code readability and make it easier for other developers to understand the purpose of this secret.
apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.spec.ts (1)
342-361: New test case for incorrect Zendesk ticket statusThe new test case is a valuable addition:
- It covers an important edge case: rejecting delegation creation when the Zendesk ticket status is incorrect.
- It demonstrates the improved flexibility of the
mockZendeskServicefunction.- The test aligns with the PR objectives by ensuring proper handling of Zendesk-triggered events.
Consider adding an assertion to verify that no delegation was created in the database. This would provide a more comprehensive check of the system's behavior. For example:
// Assert no delegation was created const createdDelegation = await delegationModel.findOne({ where: { fromNationalId, toNationalId } }); expect(createdDelegation).toBeNull();charts/identity-server/values.prod.yaml (1)
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1-1000: Overall improvements to identity server configuration. Monitor performance post-deployment.The changes in this file encompass several improvements across multiple services:
- Addition of a new secret for Zendesk webhook integration
- Standardization of health check paths
- Introduction of init containers for database management
- Adjustments to replica counts and resource allocations
These changes align well with the PR objective and should enhance the system's reliability, scalability, and performance.
After deploying these changes, closely monitor the following:
- The performance of the new Zendesk webhook integration
- The effectiveness of the new health check endpoints
- The impact of the adjusted resource allocations on overall system performance
- The behavior of the services under varying load conditions with the new scaling configurations
Consider setting up alerts for any unexpected behavior in these areas to quickly identify and address any issues that may arise from these changes.
charts/identity-server/values.dev.yaml (1)
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1-1000: Summary of changes and suggestionsThe primary change related to the PR objectives is the addition of the
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATEsecret in theservices-auth-admin-apiconfiguration. This supports the implementation of the Zendesk webhook for general mandate delegation.Other changes in the file are focused on improving system performance and reliability across multiple services. While these are beneficial, they are not directly related to the webhook implementation.
To fully review the webhook implementation, it would be necessary to examine other files, particularly:
- The source code for the
services-auth-admin-apiwhere the webhook endpoint is likely implemented.- Any new or modified Kubernetes manifests that might be setting up additional resources for the webhook.
- Documentation updates explaining the new webhook functionality.
Consider adding comments or documentation within this configuration file to explain the purpose of the new secret and its relation to the Zendesk webhook. This would improve maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand the system architecture.
apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (1)
98-117: Consider adding auditing to thecreateByZendeskIdmethodThe new
createByZendeskIdmethod lacks an@Auditdecorator, which is used in other methods to track actions for auditing purposes. Including auditing will enhance traceability and maintain consistency across endpoints.Apply this diff to include the audit decorator:
+ @Audit<DelegationDTO>({ + namespace, + action: 'createByZendeskId', + resources: (delegation) => delegation?.id ?? undefined, + }) @BypassAuth() @UseGuards(ZendeskAuthGuard(ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE))libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (1)
49-53: Define an Interface for Return TypeTo enhance readability and maintainability, consider defining an interface for the return type of
getZendeskCustomFields.You can define an interface like this:
interface ZendeskCustomFields { fromReferenceId: string toReferenceId: string validTo: string | null createdByNationalId: string | null }And update the method signature:
private getZendeskCustomFields(ticket: Ticket): ZendeskCustomFields {
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- apps/services/auth/admin-api/infra/auth-admin-api.ts (1 hunks)
- apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (4 hunks)
- apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts (3 hunks)
- apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.spec.ts (2 hunks)
- apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/main.ts (2 hunks)
- charts/identity-server/values.dev.yaml (1 hunks)
- charts/identity-server/values.prod.yaml (1 hunks)
- charts/identity-server/values.staging.yaml (1 hunks)
- libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (5 hunks)
- libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/constants/zendesk.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/auth-nest-tools/src/index.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/auth-nest-tools/src/lib/zendeskAuth.guard.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/infra-nest-server/src/lib/bootstrap.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/infra-nest-server/src/lib/types.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/testing/nest/src/lib/setup.ts (2 hunks)
- libs/testing/nest/src/lib/testServer.ts (4 hunks)
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libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/constants/zendesk.ts (1)
5-6: LGTM! The additions align with the PR objectives and existing structure.The new constants
DelegationValidToIdandDelegationCreatedByIdare consistent with the existing naming convention and structure. They appear to be custom field IDs for Zendesk, which aligns with the PR's objective of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation.This change adheres to the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory:
- It maintains reusability across different NextJS apps by keeping these constants in a shared location.
- The file uses TypeScript, exporting the constants for use in other parts of the system.
- The simple structure of this constants file supports effective tree-shaking and bundling.
apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/main.ts (2)
6-6: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import statement for
bodyParseris correctly placed and uses the appropriate import syntax for the package.
18-28: Consider security implications of storing raw request bodies.While storing the raw request body can be useful, it also presents some security considerations:
- Sensitive data exposure: Ensure that sensitive information in the raw body is properly handled and not logged or exposed unintentionally.
- Memory usage: Large payloads could consume significant memory. Consider adding a size limit to mitigate potential DoS attacks.
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- Ensure proper handling of sensitive data in the raw body.
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libs/auth-nest-tools/src/index.ts (1)
16-16: LGTM: New export aligns with coding guidelinesThe addition of
export * from './lib/zendeskAuth.guard'is consistent with the existing export pattern and adheres to the coding guidelines forlibs/**/*files:
- It enhances reusability by making
zendeskAuth.guardavailable across different NextJS apps.- The wildcard export ensures that all TypeScript types defined in
zendeskAuth.guardare accessible.- This export doesn't impede effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
This change appropriately expands the module's public API to include the new
zendeskAuth.guardfunctionality.libs/testing/nest/src/lib/setup.ts (2)
17-17: LGTM! Enhances setup flexibility.The addition of the
beforeServerStartoption to theSetupOptionsinterface is a well-implemented enhancement. It allows for custom logic execution before server start, increasing the flexibility of the testing setup process. The TypeScript type definition is correct and adheres to best practices.
17-17: Overall, excellent enhancement to the testing setup process.The changes introduced in this file significantly improve the flexibility of the testing setup process by allowing custom logic execution before server start. The implementation is consistent, adheres to coding guidelines, and maintains backward compatibility. These enhancements will likely improve the testing capabilities for various NestJS applications using this library.
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libs/infra-nest-server/src/lib/types.ts (2)
51-57: Excellent addition of thebeforeServerStarthook!The new
beforeServerStartproperty is a well-implemented and valuable addition to theRunServerOptionstype. It enhances the flexibility of server initialization, allowing for custom logic to be executed before the server starts. The implementation adheres to TypeScript best practices and is well-documented.Key points:
- Correct TypeScript usage for defining the optional function property.
- Clear and accurate JSDoc comment providing description, parameter, and return type information.
- Enhances reusability and customization options across different NextJS apps.
- Optional nature ensures effective tree-shaking.
This addition aligns well with the PR objectives and the existing structure of
RunServerOptions.
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1-57: Summary: Valuable enhancement to server initialization optionsThe addition of the
beforeServerStarthook to theRunServerOptionstype is a well-implemented and valuable enhancement. It provides greater flexibility in server initialization, allowing for custom logic to be executed before the server starts. This change:
- Adheres to TypeScript best practices and coding guidelines for libs/**/* files.
- Enhances reusability and customization options across different NextJS apps.
- Maintains backwards compatibility due to its optional nature.
- Is well-documented, ensuring clear usage for developers.
The implementation aligns well with the PR objectives of improving the server initialization process. Great job on this enhancement!
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227-237: Improved flexibility in mockZendeskService functionThe changes to the
mockZendeskServicefunction enhance its flexibility and reusability:
- The new optional
infoparameter allows for dynamic configuration oftagsandstatus.- Default values are preserved, maintaining backward compatibility.
- The use of the object spread operator ensures that only provided values in
infooverride the defaults.These improvements allow for more diverse test scenarios without altering the core logic of the test suite.
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1-361: Overall improvements in test coverage and flexibilityThe changes in this file significantly enhance the test suite:
- The
mockZendeskServicefunction now allows for more flexible and diverse test scenarios.- The new test case for incorrect Zendesk ticket status improves coverage of edge cases.
- These modifications align well with the PR objectives of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation triggered by Zendesk events.
The changes adhere to NestJS testing practices and contribute to a more robust test suite. They demonstrate a thoughtful approach to ensuring the reliability of the Zendesk integration.
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence and response of the new health check endpoint kubectl get pods -n identity-server-delegation -l app=services-auth-delegation-api -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}' | xargs -I {} kubectl exec -n identity-server-delegation {} -- curl -s http://localhost:3333/health/checkThis command should return an appropriate response indicating the health status of the service.
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458-515: Configuration improvements for services-auth-ids-api. Verify resource allocation and scaling.The changes to
services-auth-ids-apiconfiguration are positive improvements:
- Addition of init containers for migrations and seeding
- Updated replica count (min: 2, max: 15) for better scalability
- Increased resource limits to support new features and load
These changes should enhance the service's reliability and performance.
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of init containers kubectl get pods -n identity-server -l app=services-auth-ids-api -o jsonpath='{.spec.initContainers[*].name}' # Verify the HPA configuration kubectl get hpa -n identity-server services-auth-ids-api -o jsonpath='{.spec.minReplicas} {.spec.maxReplicas}' # Verify the resource limits kubectl get deployment -n identity-server services-auth-ids-api -o jsonpath='{.spec.template.spec.containers[0].resources.limits}'These commands should confirm the presence of init containers, the correct HPA settings, and the updated resource limits.
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328-335: Health check paths updated. Verify endpoint implementation.The changes to the health check paths for
services-auth-admin-apiare good improvements:
- Readiness check path updated to '/backend/health/check'
- Liveness check path changed to '/backend/liveness'
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298-298: LGTM! Verify the secret's existence in the Kubernetes cluster.The addition of the
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATEsecret is in line with the PR objective and follows good security practices by storing it as a Kubernetes secret.To ensure the secret is properly set up, run the following command:
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1-836: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives and follow best practicesThe modifications in this file align well with the PR objective of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation triggered by Zendesk events. Key changes include:
- Addition of a Zendesk webhook secret for general mandate delegation.
- Implementation of init containers for database migrations and seeding in the
services-auth-ids-apiservice.- Minor adjustments to
NODE_OPTIONSand ingress configurations to support the new functionality.These changes follow Kubernetes best practices and appear to enhance the system's capabilities as intended. Ensure to monitor the performance of the new components after deployment, particularly the init containers and the
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462-489: Approval: Init containers added for database managementThe addition of init containers for database migrations and seeding is a good practice. This ensures that the database schema is up-to-date and properly seeded before the main application starts, which aligns with best practices for database management in Kubernetes deployments.
To ensure the resource allocations for these init containers are sufficient, please monitor their performance during the next deployment and adjust if necessary. You can use the following command to check the status and duration of the init containers after deployment:
#!/bin/bash # Check the status and duration of init containers kubectl get pods -n identity-server -l app=services-auth-ids-api -o jsonpath='{range .items[*]}{.metadata.name}{"\n"}{range .status.initContainerStatuses[*]}{.name}{": "}{.state.terminated.reason}{" ("}{.state.terminated.exitCode}{"), duration: "}{.state.terminated.finishedAt}{" - "}{.state.terminated.startedAt}{"\n"}{end}{"\n"}{end}'If the init containers are consistently taking too long or failing, consider increasing the resource limits.
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NODE_OPTIONSenvironment variable forservices-auth-public-apihas been adjusted to--max-old-space-size=345 -r dd-trace/init. This seems to be a minor change in memory allocation. Ensure that this adjustment is sufficient for the service's needs.Monitor the memory usage of the
services-auth-public-apipods after deployment to ensure this change doesn't negatively impact performance:#!/bin/bash # Monitor memory usage of services-auth-public-api pods kubectl top pods -n identity-server-admin -l app=services-auth-public-api --containers
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788-794: Ingress configuration updated for API rewriteThe ingress configuration for
services-auth-public-apihas been updated to include a rewrite target for API requests. This change adds the annotationnginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: '/$2'and modifies the path to/api(/|$)(.*). This change appears to be related to the new webhook functionality and should properly route API requests.After deployment, verify that API requests are being properly routed:
#!/bin/bash # Test API routing # Replace <your-test-endpoint> with an actual API endpoint curl -I https://identity-server.staging01.devland.is/api/<your-test-endpoint> # Check the logs of the ingress controller for any routing errors kubectl logs -n nginx-ingress-external -l app=nginx-ingress-controller --tail=100 | grep error
301-301: New secret added for Zendesk webhookA new secret
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATEhas been added to theservices-auth-admin-apiconfiguration. This aligns with the PR objective of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation triggered by Zendesk events.To ensure this secret is properly set up, please run the following verification script:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the Zendesk webhook secret in the Kubernetes secrets # Check if the secret exists kubectl get secret -n identity-server-admin $(kubectl get secret -n identity-server-admin | grep services-auth | awk '{print $1}') -o jsonpath='{.data.ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE}' | base64 --decode # If the secret exists, this command will output its value (which we don't want to see in logs) # If it doesn't exist, it will return an errorLength of output: 319
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265-268: Performance and reliability improvementsSeveral changes have been made to enhance the performance and reliability of the
services-auth-admin-api:
- The healthCheck configuration has been updated with more specific paths and timeout settings.
- The Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (hpa) settings have been adjusted, allowing for a higher maximum number of replicas (from 3 to 10).
- Resource limits and requests have been increased, particularly the memory limit (from 512Mi to 768Mi).
These changes should improve the service's scalability and responsiveness, which is beneficial when implementing new features like the Zendesk webhook.
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1-1000: System-wide performance enhancementsSimilar performance and reliability improvements have been applied across multiple services in the identity server configuration:
- Standardized healthCheck configurations with specific paths and timeout settings.
- Adjusted Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (hpa) settings, generally allowing for higher maximum replicas.
- Increased resource limits and requests, particularly for memory.
These changes appear to be part of a broader initiative to improve the overall system performance and are not directly related to the Zendesk webhook implementation. However, they will support the system's ability to handle increased load, which may be beneficial when introducing new features like the webhook.
To ensure these changes are consistent across services, run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Check for consistency in healthCheck and hpa configurations across services yq e '.[] | select(has("healthCheck") and has("hpa")) | [.healthCheck.liveness.path, .healthCheck.readiness.path, .hpa.scaling.replicas.max] | @csv' charts/identity-server/values.dev.yaml
301-301: New secret added for Zendesk webhookA new secret
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATEhas been added to theservices-auth-admin-apiconfiguration. This aligns with the PR objective of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation triggered by Zendesk events.To ensure this secret is properly set in the environment, run the following command:
libs/auth-nest-tools/src/lib/zendeskAuth.guard.ts (1)
7-36: Well-structured and reusable guard implementationThe
ZendeskAuthGuardfunction is implemented as a factory, allowing you to pass in different signing secrets as needed. This promotes reusability across different modules and aligns with TypeScript best practices.apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (3)
14-14: Imports are correctly updated to include authentication guardsThe addition of
BypassAuthandZendeskAuthGuardto the imports is appropriate for implementing the custom authentication flow required for the new Zendesk webhook endpoint.Also applies to: 20-20
48-48: Confirm the placement of the@ScopesdecoratorEnsure that the
@Scopes(DelegationAdminScopes.read)decorator is applied to the correct method and that it aligns with the desired access control for thegetDelegationAdminendpoint.Would you like assistance verifying that the scope requirements are correctly enforced?
98-117: EnsureZendeskAuthGuardprovides adequate securityVerify that
ZendeskAuthGuardsecurely validates incoming requests using theZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE. Confirm that the guard correctly handles authentication and that no security vulnerabilities are introduced by bypassing the default authentication.Run the following script to check for usages and implementations of
ZendeskAuthGuardin the codebase:✅ Verification successful
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The implementation of
ZendeskAuthGuardsecurely validates incoming requests using HMAC with SHA-256. Its usage indelegation-admin.controller.tscorrectly applies the guard with the necessary secret, ensuring proper authentication without introducing security vulnerabilities.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all implementations and usages of ZendeskAuthGuard with corrected file type # Expect: ZendeskAuthGuard is implemented correctly and used appropriately. # Search for the implementation of ZendeskAuthGuard rg --type ts 'class ZendeskAuthGuard' && rg --type ts 'class ZendeskAuthGuard' | xargs cat # Search for all usages of ZendeskAuthGuard rg --type ts 'ZendeskAuthGuard'Length of output: 1098
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Correctly find and display implementations and usages of ZendeskAuthGuard # Expect: ZendeskAuthGuard is implemented correctly and used appropriately. # Search for the implementation of ZendeskAuthGuard using the --files-with-matches flag to get only file paths rg --type ts --files-with-matches 'class ZendeskAuthGuard' | xargs cat # Search for all usages of ZendeskAuthGuard and display the matching lines with context rg --type ts -A2 'ZendeskAuthGuard'Length of output: 2685
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libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/dto/zendesk-webhook-input.dto.ts (1)
4-8: LGTM: Well-structured DTO with proper decorators.The
ZendeskWebhookInputDtoclass is well-defined with appropriate use of decorators for validation (@IsString()) and API documentation (@ApiProperty()). The naming convention follows best practices, and the use of TypeScript for defining props aligns with the coding guidelines.Suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding a description to the@ApiProperty()decorator to provide more context in the API documentation. For example:@ApiProperty({ description: 'Unique identifier for the Zendesk webhook event' })This addition would enhance the API documentation without affecting the runtime behavior.
libs/infra-nest-server/src/index.ts (1)
6-6: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The new export statement is consistent with the existing code style and adheres to the coding guidelines. It enhances the module's public API by including the
includeRawBodyMiddlewarefunctionality.Consider adding a brief comment above the new export statement to explain the purpose of the
includeRawBodyMiddlewaremodule. This would improve code readability and maintainability. For example:+// Export middleware for including raw body in the request export * from './lib/includeRawBodyMiddleware'libs/infra-nest-server/src/lib/includeRawBodyMiddleware.ts (1)
3-5: Enhance function documentationConsider expanding the function documentation to provide more details about its purpose, parameters, and return value. This will improve code maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand and use the middleware.
Here's a suggested improvement:
/** * Middleware that includes the raw body in the request object. * This middleware parses JSON requests and adds the raw body buffer to the request object. * * @returns {Function} Express middleware function */
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts (1)
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libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/dto/zendesk-webhook-input.dto.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Appropriate imports for DTO validation and API documentation.The imports from 'class-validator' and '@nestjs/swagger' are well-chosen for validating the DTO and generating API documentation, respectively. This aligns with best practices for NestJS applications.
1-8: Compliance with coding guidelines confirmed.This file adheres to the coding guidelines for the
libs/**/*pattern:
- The DTO structure supports reusability across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is effectively used for defining props and exporting types.
- The simple and focused nature of the DTO allows for effective tree-shaking and bundling.
Great job on maintaining consistency with the project's coding standards!
libs/infra-nest-server/src/lib/includeRawBodyMiddleware.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and necessary.The import of
bodyParserfrom the 'body-parser' library is appropriate for the middleware implementation.
1-14: Good adherence to coding guidelines and alignment with PR objectivesThe implementation generally adheres to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- The middleware is exported, making it reusable across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used, although it could be improved as suggested in the previous comment.
- The implementation is simple and doesn't introduce unnecessary complexity that might affect tree-shaking or bundling.
The middleware aligns with the PR objectives by facilitating the handling of webhook requests, which is part of the general mandate delegation feature. It allows for accessing the raw body of incoming requests, which can be crucial for webhook processing.
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts (3)
2-2: LGTM: New imports are appropriate for the changes.The new imports (
bodyParser,DelegationDTO,DelegationAdminCustomService, andincludeRawBodyMiddleware) are relevant to the new test suite for POST /delegation-admin/:zendeskId and align with the changes made in the file.Also applies to: 15-16, 19-19
139-167: LGTM: Test suite setup follows NestJS best practices.The new test suite for POST /delegation-admin/:zendeskId is well-structured:
- It uses dependency injection to get the DelegationAdminCustomService.
- beforeEach and afterEach hooks ensure proper setup and cleanup for each test.
- Mocking of the DelegationAdminCustomService is done correctly.
This setup adheres to NestJS testing practices and ensures isolated tests.
169-192: LGTM: Test case for invalid signature is well-implemented.This test case effectively checks the API's response to an invalid request signature:
- The test name accurately describes the scenario: "POST /delegation-admin/zendesk should return 403 Forbidden when request signature is invalid."
- It correctly sets up the request with invalid signature headers.
- The assertions properly check both the status code (403) and the response body structure.
The implementation adheres to NestJS testing practices and provides good coverage for this error scenario.
libs/auth-api-lib/src/index.ts (1)
50-50: LGTM! The new export aligns with coding guidelines and PR objectives.The addition of
export * from './lib/delegations/dto/zendesk-webhook-input.dto'is appropriate and aligns well with our coding guidelines:
- It enhances reusability by making the Zendesk webhook input DTO available across different NextJS apps.
- The export likely includes TypeScript types for the webhook input, promoting type safety.
- The wildcard export (*) supports efficient tree-shaking during bundling.
This change also directly supports the PR objective of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation triggered by Zendesk events.
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libs/shared/utils/src/lib/errorCodes.ts (1)
8-8: LGTM! Consider adding a brief comment for clarity.The new error code
INVALID_DATE_FORMATadheres to the existing naming convention and is appropriate for a shared utility. It follows TypeScript best practices for enums.Consider adding a brief comment above the new error code to explain when it should be used. For example:
// Used when a date string doesn't match the expected format INVALID_DATE_FORMAT = 'INVALID_DATE_FORMAT',This addition would enhance the documentation for library consumers.
apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (1)
106-116: LGTM: Zendesk webhook implementationThe
createByZendeskIdmethod is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. It follows NestJS best practices and ensures proper authentication usingZendeskAuthGuard.Consider adding error handling to provide meaningful responses in case of failures:
@Post('/zendesk') async createByZendeskId(@Body() { id }: ZendeskWebhookInputDto): Promise<void> { try { await this.delegationAdminService.createDelegationByZendeskId(id); } catch (error) { // Log the error console.error('Failed to create delegation:', error); // Rethrow or handle as appropriate throw new HttpException('Failed to create delegation', HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR); } }This will improve the robustness of the webhook endpoint.
libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (4)
156-178: LGTM: New method aligns with PR objectivesThe
createDelegationByZendeskIdmethod effectively implements the webhook functionality for creating general mandate delegations from Zendesk tickets. It follows a clear and logical flow, with proper error handling for missing custom fields.Consider adding a try-catch block to handle potential errors from
this.zendeskService.getTicket(zendeskId)for more robust error handling.try { const zendeskCase = await this.zendeskService.getTicket(zendeskId) // ... rest of the method } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_TICKET_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }) }
281-314: LGTM: Well-structured delegation insertion logicThe
insertDelegationmethod effectively encapsulates the logic for creating a new delegation record. The use of a sequelize transaction ensures data consistency, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the delegation data.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of using
uuid()for the delegation ID, as it might not be immediately clear why a UUID is used instead of an auto-incrementing ID.Add a comment above the
idfield:id: uuid(), // Using UUID to ensure unique identifiers across distributed systems
316-344: LGTM: Centralized Zendesk ticket verificationThe
verifyZendeskTicketmethod effectively centralizes the logic for verifying Zendesk tickets, improving code organization and reusability. It covers all necessary checks and provides clear error messages with specific error codes.Regarding the past review comment about passing custom fields to avoid redundant calls, the current implementation still re-extracts the custom fields. Consider updating the method signature and implementation to use the already extracted values:
private verifyZendeskTicket( ticket: Ticket, fromNationalId: string, toNationalId: string, fromReferenceId: string, toReferenceId: string ) { // ... existing checks ... if (fromReferenceId !== fromNationalId || toReferenceId !== toNationalId) { // ... existing error handling ... } }Then update the call in
createDelegationByZendeskId:const { fromReferenceId, toReferenceId, validTo, createdByNationalId } = this.getZendeskCustomFields(zendeskCase) this.verifyZendeskTicket( zendeskCase, fromReferenceId, toReferenceId, fromReferenceId, toReferenceId )
346-361: LGTM: Robust Zendesk date formattingThe
formatZendeskDatemethod provides a centralized and robust way to handle Zendesk date formatting. It correctly handles null input and performs thorough date component validation.To address the static analysis hint and improve type safety, replace the global
isNaNfunction withNumber.isNaN:if (!day || !month || !year || Number.isNaN(day) || Number.isNaN(month) || Number.isNaN(year)) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Invalid date format in Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.INVALID_DATE_FORMAT, }) }This change ensures that the type coercion performed by the global
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (5)
12-21: LGTM: New imports for Zendesk webhook functionalityThe addition of
BypassAuthandZendeskAuthGuardimports aligns with the PR objectives and follows NestJS architecture. These imports are necessary for implementing the new Zendesk webhook functionality.
28-28: LGTM: Import ZendeskWebhookInputDto for type safetyThe addition of
ZendeskWebhookInputDtoimport enhances type safety for the incoming Zendesk webhook payload, adhering to TypeScript best practices.
37-44: Great job addressing the security concernThe implementation of
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATEwith an error check addresses the security concern raised in the past review. This approach ensures that the application won't start without the required secret, enhancing overall security.
57-57: LGTM: Granular scope control for getDelegationAdminMoving the
@Scopes(DelegationAdminScopes.read)decorator to thegetDelegationAdminmethod provides more granular control over method-level authorization. This change aligns with the suggestion from the past review comment.
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1-150: Overall assessment: Well-implemented Zendesk webhook functionalityThe changes in this file successfully implement the Zendesk webhook for general mandate delegation, aligning with the PR objectives. The code adheres to NestJS architecture, follows TypeScript best practices, and addresses security concerns raised in past reviews. The implementation is clean, well-structured, and maintains good separation of concerns.
Great job on this implementation!
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49-79: LGTM: Improved custom field extractionThe renaming of
getNationalIdsFromZendeskTickettogetZendeskCustomFieldsand the expansion of its functionality to extract additional custom fields (validToandcreatedByNationalId) enhance the method's utility. The changes maintain good TypeScript practices and improve the overall functionality of the service.
193-203: LGTM: Improved modularity in createDelegationThe refactoring of
createDelegationenhances code organization by delegating Zendesk ticket verification toverifyZendeskTicketand delegation creation toinsertDelegation. This change improves the method's readability and maintainability while preserving its core functionality.
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1-361: Overall: Excellent implementation of webhook functionalityThe changes in this file successfully implement the webhook functionality for creating general mandate delegations from Zendesk tickets. The code demonstrates good practices in terms of:
- Modularity: New methods like
verifyZendeskTicketandinsertDelegationimprove code organization.- Error handling: Specific error codes and messages are used throughout.
- TypeScript usage: Proper type definitions and return types are maintained.
- Reusability: The code is structured to be reusable across different NextJS apps.
The refactoring of existing methods and the addition of new ones have significantly enhanced the service's capabilities while maintaining good code quality. The suggested minor improvements in the previous comments will further refine the implementation.
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts (5)
2-2: LGTM: New imports are appropriate for the added functionality.The new imports (
bodyParser,DelegationDTO,SequelizeConfigService,DelegationAdminCustomService, andincludeRawBodyMiddleware) are well-aligned with the new functionality for handling POST requests and including raw body in the request. These additions follow NestJS best practices for modular imports.Also applies to: 15-16, 19-19
139-163: LGTM: Well-structured test suite setup.The new test suite for
POST /delegation-admin/:zendeskIdis well-structured and follows NestJS testing best practices. The setup includes:
- Proper initialization of the test app and server.
- Mocking of the
DelegationAdminCustomService, which is a good practice for unit testing.- Use of
beforeEachfor setting up the test environment, ensuring a clean state for each test.These practices contribute to more reliable and maintainable tests.
165-167: LGTM: Proper test cleanup implemented.The addition of the
afterEachhook to clean up the app after each test is a good practice. This ensures proper test isolation and prevents potential side effects between tests, contributing to more reliable test results.
169-192: LGTM: Well-structured test for invalid signature scenario.This test case effectively verifies the behavior when an invalid signature is provided:
- The test name clearly describes the scenario being tested, addressing previous feedback.
- It correctly checks for a 403 Forbidden response.
- The response body is appropriately validated.
This test contributes to ensuring the security of the API by verifying proper handling of invalid signatures.
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1-212: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverage.The test suite demonstrates thorough coverage of the delegation admin API:
- It includes tests for GET, DELETE, and POST methods.
- Various scenarios are covered, including authentication, authorization, and signature validation.
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51-56: LGTM! Consider adding an example usage in the documentation.The addition of the
beforeServerStarthook is a valuable feature that aligns well with the PR objectives. It provides flexibility for additional setup or configuration before the server starts. The type definition and documentation are clear and correct.To further improve the documentation, consider adding a brief example of how this hook might be used. This could help developers quickly understand its practical application. For instance:
/** * Hook to run before server is started. * @param app The nest application instance. * @returns a promise that resolves when the hook is done. * @example * beforeServerStart: (app) => { * app.useGlobalPipes(new ValidationPipe()); * // Other custom configurations... * } */ beforeServerStart?: (app: INestApplication) => voidapps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (1)
110-120: LGTM: NewcreateByZendeskIdmethod with a suggestionThe new
createByZendeskIdmethod is well-implemented and follows NestJS controller patterns. Great job using the customZendeskAuthGuardfor authentication and the@BypassAuth()decorator to bypass the default authentication. The method signature, return type, and documentation are all correct.Suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding error handling for thecreateDelegationByZendeskIdservice method call. This would help manage potential errors and provide appropriate responses to the client.Example:
async createByZendeskId(@Body() { id }: ZendeskWebhookInputDto): Promise<void> { try { await this.delegationAdminService.createDelegationByZendeskId(id); } catch (error) { // Log the error console.error('Error creating delegation by Zendesk ID:', error); // Throw an appropriate HTTP exception throw new HttpException('Failed to create delegation', HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR); } }libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (3)
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49-80: Improved Zendesk custom field extractionThe renaming and expansion of this method to include
validToandcreatedByNationalIdfields is a good improvement. It aligns well with the PR objectives for implementing general mandate delegation.Consider adding specific error messages for each missing required field to provide more detailed feedback. For example:
if (!fromReferenceId || !toReferenceId) { const missingFields = []; if (!fromReferenceId) missingFields.push('fromReferenceId'); if (!toReferenceId) missingFields.push('toReferenceId'); throw new BadRequestException({ message: `Zendesk ticket is missing required custom fields: ${missingFields.join(', ')}`, error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_CUSTOM_FIELDS_MISSING, }); }
156-196: Well-implemented delegation creation from Zendesk ticketThe
createDelegationByZendeskIdmethod effectively implements the core functionality for creating general mandate delegations from Zendesk tickets. It includes necessary validations for national IDs and aligns well with the PR objectives.Consider wrapping the Zendesk ticket retrieval in a try-catch block to handle potential network errors or invalid ticket IDs more gracefully. For example:
let zendeskCase: Ticket; try { zendeskCase = await this.zendeskService.getTicket(zendeskId); } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_TICKET_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }); }
299-332: Well-structured insertDelegation methodThe
insertDelegationmethod effectively encapsulates the logic for creating a new delegation record. The use of a transaction ensures data consistency, which is crucial for this operation.Consider adding error handling for the name retrieval process. If the
namesService.getPersonNamecalls fail, it could lead to an unhandled promise rejection. You could wrap these calls in a try-catch block:try { const [fromDisplayName, toName] = await Promise.all([ this.namesService.getPersonName(delegation.fromNationalId), this.namesService.getPersonName(delegation.toNationalId), ]); // ... rest of the method } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve person names', error: ErrorCodes.NAME_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }); }
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libs/auth-nest-tools/src/lib/rawBodyRequest.type.ts (1)
1-5: LGTM! Well-structured type definition.The
RawBodyRequestinterface is well-defined and follows TypeScript best practices. It extends theRequestinterface from 'express' and adds arawBodyproperty of typeBuffer, which is appropriate for handling raw request body data.This type definition adheres to the coding guidelines for libs/**/* pattern:
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1-7: LGTM: Imports and constants are well-definedThe imports are appropriate for the functionality, and the use of a constant for the signing algorithm is a good practice for maintainability.
8-18: LGTM: Class structure and constructor implementationThe class structure follows NestJS conventions, and the constructor's check for the signing secret is a good practice for fail-fast behavior. The suggestion from the past review to move the check to the constructor has been successfully implemented.
20-30: LGTM: canActivate method implementationThe
canActivatemethod correctly implements the CanActivate interface and effectively retrieves the necessary information from the request. The use of the customRawBodyRequesttype addresses the past review comment about extending the Request interface, improving type safety.
32-41: LGTM: isValidSignature method implementation with security improvementThe
isValidSignaturemethod correctly implements the signature validation logic. The use ofcrypto.timingSafeEqualaddresses the past review comment about using a constant-time comparison, which is crucial for preventing timing attacks.Regarding the question about comparing buffer lengths:
crypto.timingSafeEqualautomatically compares the lengths of the buffers and returns false if they differ, so an explicit length check is not necessary. This approach is both secure and concise.apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/delegation-admin.controller.ts (4)
15-15: LGTM: New imports for Zendesk webhook functionalityThe new imports (
BypassAuth,ZendeskAuthGuard, andZendeskWebhookInputDto) are correctly added and align with the NestJS architecture. They provide the necessary components for implementing the new Zendesk webhook feature.Also applies to: 21-21, 28-28
37-44: Excellent: Environment variable check implementedGreat job implementing the environment variable check for
ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE. This addresses the security concern raised in the previous review and ensures that the application won't start without the required secret being set.The error message is clear and informative, which will help developers quickly identify and resolve any configuration issues.
46-48: LGTM: ZendeskAuthGuard instantiationThe
ZendeskAuthGuardInstanceis correctly instantiated using theZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE. This follows NestJS best practices for creating and using custom guards. Creating the instance outside the controller class is an efficient approach.
61-61: Great:@Scopesdecorator moved as suggestedExcellent job moving the
@Scopes(DelegationAdminScopes.read)decorator to thegetDelegationAdminmethod. This change addresses the previous review comment and ensures that thereadscope is explicitly applied to this method. It follows the principle of least privilege, enhancing the overall security of the controller.libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (3)
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createDelegationmethod has improved its readability and maintainability. The extraction of common logic into separate methods (validatePersonsNationalIds,verifyZendeskTicket, andinsertDelegation) is a good practice that enhances code organization.
334-348: Well-implemented ticket completion verificationThe
verifyTicketCompletionmethod effectively encapsulates the logic for checking if a Zendesk ticket has the required tag and status. This abstraction improves code reusability and maintainability.
350-366: Effective Zendesk ticket verificationThe
verifyZendeskTicketmethod effectively combines ticket completion verification with national ID matching. This encapsulation improves code organization and readability, making thecreateDelegationmethod cleaner and more focused.
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15-17: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of
zendeskGeneralMandateWebhookSecretto the development configuration is well-implemented. It correctly uses an environment variable with a fallback value, which is a good practice for development environments.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this secret and noting that the fallback value should only be used for local development:
zendeskGeneralMandateWebhookSecret: + // Secret for Zendesk general mandate webhook. Fallback is for local development only. process.env.ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE ?? 'dGhpc19zZWNyZXRfaXNfZm9yX3Rlc3Rpbmdfb25seQ==',
33-34: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for missing environment variable.The addition of
zendeskGeneralMandateWebhookSecretto the production configuration is well-implemented. Using only the environment variable without a fallback is appropriate for production environments and aligns with security best practices.Consider adding error handling to ensure the application fails to start if the environment variable is not set in production:
zendeskGeneralMandateWebhookSecret: - process.env.ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE, + process.env.ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE ?? (() => { + throw new Error('ZENDESK_WEBHOOK_SECRET_GENERAL_MANDATE must be set in production'); + })(),This change will cause the application to throw an error during initialization if the required environment variable is missing, preventing it from starting with an undefined secret.
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1-38: Overall structure and consistency look good.The file maintains a clear and consistent structure for both development and production configurations. The new
zendeskGeneralMandateWebhookSecretproperty is added consistently to bothdevConfigandprodConfigobjects, adhering to the existing pattern of configuration management.The export logic at the end of the file correctly switches between configurations based on the
NODE_ENV, which is a good practice for environment-specific settings.This implementation aligns well with NestJS best practices for configuration management and environment-specific settings.
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1-7: LGTM: Imports and constants are well-definedThe imports are appropriate for the functionality, and the use of a constant for the signing algorithm is a good practice. The custom type
RawBodyRequestis imported, which addresses the previous review comment about properly typingrequest.rawBody.
8-14: LGTM: Class declaration and constructor are well-implementedThe class structure follows NestJS conventions, and the constructor properly checks for the presence of the secret, addressing a potential issue early. The error message is clear and helpful.
16-26: LGTM: canActivate method is well-implementedThe
canActivatemethod correctly implements theCanActivateinterface. It efficiently retrieves the necessary headers and body from the request, using the customRawBodyRequesttype. This addresses the previous review comment about properly typingrequest.rawBody. The method is concise and focused on its responsibility of validating the request.
28-40: LGTM: isValidSignature method implements secure signature verificationThe
isValidSignaturemethod follows security best practices by using HMAC for signature generation. The use ofcrypto.timingSafeEqualfor comparison addresses the previous review comment about implementing a secure constant-time comparison, which helps prevent timing attacks. The method is concise and focused on its responsibility of validating the signature.
1-41: Great implementation of ZendeskAuthGuardThe
ZendeskAuthGuardis well-implemented, following NestJS conventions and security best practices. It addresses all previous review comments, including proper typing ofrequest.rawBodyand using a secure constant-time comparison for signature verification. The guard effectively validates incoming requests from Zendesk webhooks, ensuring only legitimate requests are processed.Good job on creating a robust and secure authentication guard!
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15-15: LGTM: New imports for Zendesk webhook functionality.The added imports (
BypassAuth,ZendeskAuthGuard, andZendeskWebhookInputDto) are appropriate for implementing the new Zendesk webhook functionality. They align well with the PR objectives.Also applies to: 21-21, 28-28
35-36: LGTM: Environment import for configuration.The addition of the
envimport from the environment file is a good practice for managing configuration. This aligns with the new Zendesk webhook functionality and allows for easier management of environment-specific settings.
50-50: LGTM: Improved scope control for getDelegationAdmin method.Moving the
@Scopes(DelegationAdminScopes.read)decorator to thegetDelegationAdminmethod level is a good practice. It provides more granular control over access permissions and ensures that each method has explicit scope definitions. This change aligns with the previous review suggestion and improves overall security.
99-109: LGTM: New createByZendeskId method implements webhook functionality.The new
createByZendeskIdmethod successfully implements the webhook functionality for creating general mandate delegations triggered by Zendesk events. It adheres to NestJS architecture and uses appropriate guards and DTOs.However, could you please clarify the use of the
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@BypassAuth()is consistent with the codebase.The new
createByZendeskIdmethod successfully implements the webhook functionality for creating general mandate delegations triggered by Zendesk events. It adheres to NestJS architecture and utilizes appropriate guards and DTOs.The usage of the
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49-80: Consider improving error handling for new custom fieldsThe
getZendeskCustomFieldsmethod has been updated to includevalidToandcreatedByNationalIdfields, which is a good improvement. However, the error handling for these new fields could be enhanced.Consider adding specific error messages for missing
validToorcreatedByNationalIdfields if they are required in some scenarios. This would provide more detailed feedback when creating delegations. For example:if (someConditionWhereCreatedByIsRequired && !createdById) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Zendesk ticket is missing required createdBy field', error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_CUSTOM_FIELDS_MISSING, }) }
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198-226: Improve error handling for Zendesk ticket retrievalThe
createDelegationmethod has been refactored to use the newverifyZendeskTicketandinsertDelegationmethods, which improves code organization. However, the Zendesk ticket retrieval could benefit from better error handling.Consider wrapping the Zendesk ticket retrieval in a try-catch block to handle potential errors gracefully. For example:
let zendeskCase: Ticket; try { zendeskCase = await this.zendeskService.getTicket(delegation.referenceId); } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_TICKET_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }); }This change would provide more specific error information if the Zendesk ticket retrieval fails.
299-332: Enhance error handling for name retrievalThe
insertDelegationmethod is a good addition that encapsulates the logic for creating a new delegation. However, the error handling for name retrieval could be improved.Consider adding error handling for the
getPersonNamecalls. If these calls fail, it could lead to unexpected behavior. Here's a suggestion:private async insertDelegation( delegation: CreatePaperDelegationDto & { createdBy: string }, ): Promise<Delegation> { let fromDisplayName: string, toName: string; try { [fromDisplayName, toName] = await Promise.all([ this.namesService.getPersonName(delegation.fromNationalId), this.namesService.getPersonName(delegation.toNationalId), ]); } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve person names', error: ErrorCodes.NAME_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }); } // Rest of the method remains the same }This change would provide more robust error handling if name retrieval fails.
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libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (1)
334-348: Well-implemented ticket verification methodThe
verifyTicketCompletionmethod is a good addition to the service. It clearly separates the concerns of ticket verification and provides appropriate error handling.The method checks for the required tag and ticket status, throwing specific exceptions with clear error messages and codes. This implementation enhances the overall robustness of the delegation creation process.
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Reuse validatePersonsNationalIds in createDeleagtionByZendeskId
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts (1)
139-167: LGTM: Well-structured test suite setup with a minor suggestion.The test suite setup for the POST /delegation-admin/zendesk endpoint follows NestJS testing best practices. It properly initializes the app, server, and mocks the DelegationAdminCustomService.
Consider adding a type annotation for the
delegationAdminServicevariable to enhance type safety:let delegationAdminService: DelegationAdminCustomService;libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (4)
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49-80: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling for optional fields.The renaming and expansion of this method improve its clarity and functionality. It now extracts additional relevant information from the Zendesk ticket.
Consider adding null checks for the optional fields
validToandcreatedByIdto ensure they exist before accessing theirvalueproperty. This can prevent potential runtime errors if these fields are unexpectedly missing:const validTo = ticket.custom_fields.find( (field) => field.id === ZENDESK_CUSTOM_FIELDS.DelegationValidToId, )?.value ?? null const createdByNationalId = ticket.custom_fields.find( (field) => field.id === ZENDESK_CUSTOM_FIELDS.DelegationCreatedById, )?.value ?? null return { fromReferenceId: fromReferenceId.value, toReferenceId: toReferenceId.value, createdByNationalId, validTo, }
156-191: Excellent implementation. Consider enhancing error handling for Zendesk ticket retrieval.The new
createDelegationByZendeskIdmethod effectively implements the creation of a delegation from a Zendesk ticket, including necessary validations and error handling.Consider wrapping the Zendesk ticket retrieval in a try-catch block to handle potential network errors or invalid ticket IDs gracefully:
async createDelegationByZendeskId(zendeskId: string): Promise<void> { let zendeskCase: Ticket; try { zendeskCase = await this.zendeskService.getTicket(zendeskId); } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_TICKET_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }); } // Rest of the method remains the same // ... }This change will provide more specific error handling for Zendesk-related issues.
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193-220: Great refactoring. Consider consistent error handling for Zendesk ticket retrieval.The refactoring of
createDelegationimproves readability and maintainability by separating concerns and using new helper methods.For consistency with the
createDelegationByZendeskIdmethod, consider wrapping the Zendesk ticket retrieval in a try-catch block:async createDelegation( user: User, delegation: CreatePaperDelegationDto, ): Promise<DelegationDTO> { this.validatePersonsNationalIds( delegation.toNationalId, delegation.fromNationalId, ); let zendeskCase: Ticket; try { zendeskCase = await this.zendeskService.getTicket(delegation.referenceId); } catch (error) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Failed to retrieve Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.ZENDESK_TICKET_RETRIEVAL_FAILED, }); } // Rest of the method remains the same // ... }This change will provide consistent error handling for Zendesk-related issues across both methods.
363-378: Effective date formatting with room for improvement.The
formatZendeskDatemethod handles date formatting and validation well. However, there's a minor improvement we can make based on the static analysis suggestion.Replace the global
isNaNfunction withNumber.isNaNfor more precise type checking:if (!day || !month || !year || Number.isNaN(day) || Number.isNaN(month) || Number.isNaN(year)) { throw new BadRequestException({ message: 'Invalid date format in Zendesk ticket', error: ErrorCodes.INVALID_DATE_FORMAT, }); }This change ensures that the type checking is more accurate and avoids potential issues with type coercion.
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Learnt from: saevarma PR: island-is/island.is#16257 File: apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts:178-201 Timestamp: 2024-10-04T07:46:37.013Z Learning: In `apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts`, ensure that test case names accurately describe the scenario being tested, particularly in cases involving invalid request signatures.
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[error] 370-370: isNaN is unsafe. It attempts a type coercion. Use Number.isNaN instead.
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apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts (3)
2-2: LGTM: New imports for enhanced request handling and service testing.The addition of
bodyParser,includeRawBodyMiddleware, andDelegationAdminCustomServiceimports are appropriate for the new POST endpoint test. These imports will allow for proper handling of raw request bodies and testing of the custom delegation admin service.Also applies to: 15-16, 19-19
169-192: LGTM: Well-structured test for invalid signature scenario.This test case correctly verifies the behavior when an invalid signature is provided. The test name accurately describes the scenario being tested, which is an improvement based on previous feedback.
The test structure and assertions are appropriate for checking the 403 Forbidden response.
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1-212: Overall, good improvements to test coverage with minor enhancement opportunities.The changes to this file significantly improve the test coverage for the delegation admin API, particularly for the new POST /delegation-admin/zendesk endpoint. The additions adhere to NestJS testing best practices and provide good coverage for both valid and invalid scenarios.
Key points:
- Proper setup and teardown of the test environment.
- Mocking of the DelegationAdminCustomService.
- Comprehensive tests for different signature validation scenarios.
The suggested improvements, if implemented, will further enhance type safety, test reliability, and assertion coverage. These changes align well with the PR objectives of implementing a webhook for general mandate delegation.
libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts (2)
294-327: Well-implemented delegation creation logic.The
insertDelegationmethod effectively encapsulates the logic for creating a new delegation record. The use of a transaction ensures data consistency, and the parallel retrieval of names usingPromise.allis efficient.
329-343: Clear and effective ticket completion verification.The
verifyTicketCompletionmethod provides clear validation for Zendesk ticket completion. It checks for the required tag and 'Solved' status, throwing descriptive exceptions with specific error codes when validation fails.
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* gm-delegation-webhook * chore: charts update dirty files * pr comments fixes * pr comments fixes * fix broken test * Pr comments * Pr comments * chore: nx format:write update dirty files * fix translation string * Add comment to signing secret dev value. Reuse validatePersonsNationalIds in createDeleagtionByZendeskId * Update test labels --------- Co-authored-by: andes-it <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Sævar Már Atlason <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: kodiakhq[bot] <49736102+kodiakhq[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Webhook to create General mandate delegation on Zendesk event.
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So zendesk users can create the delegation throught zendesk and not our admin portal.
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