Feature/authentication: Adding a basic authentication system#1
Feature/authentication: Adding a basic authentication system#1
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Server
participant GoogleOAuth
participant Cache
Client->>Server: GET /auth/initiate?rid&ch&cs
Server->>Cache: Verify signature, store PENDING with codeChallenge
Server-->>Client: Redirect /signin
Client->>Server: OAuth flow via /signin
Server->>GoogleOAuth: Authenticate user
GoogleOAuth-->>Server: OAuth callback (user info)
Server->>Cache: Update state to USER_AUTH_COMPLETED with JWT token
Server-->>Client: Redirect /auth/complete-link
Client->>Server: GET /api/auth/token/[requestId]
Server->>Cache: Return current auth state (PENDING or USER_AUTH_COMPLETED)
Client->>Server: POST /api/auth/token/[requestId] {code_verifier}
Server->>Cache: Verify PKCE code_verifier matches stored codeChallenge
Server->>Cache: Delete cached state on success
Server-->>Client: Return JWT token
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profile/README.md (1)
1-39: Expand README with authentication setup instructionsThe README currently covers project creation and build steps but doesn’t guide developers on configuring OAuth credentials (e.g.,
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID,GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET,GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID,GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET) or populating the.envfile for the authentication system. Consider adding a dedicated section detailing:
- Required environment variables and their purpose
- How to obtain these keys from GitHub/Google
- Example
.enventries- Security best practices for managing secrets
profile/src/routes/signout/+page.server.ts (1)
1-3: Fix import quotes to match Prettier config.The code functions correctly as a signout handler, but the double quotes used for imports don't match your Prettier configuration which specifies single quotes.
-import { signOut } from "../../auth" -import type { Actions } from "./$types" +import { signOut } from '../../auth'; +import type { Actions } from './$types'; -export const actions: Actions = { default: signOut } +export const actions: Actions = { default: signOut };profile/.env.example (2)
1-2: Improve env variable example format and documentation.The
PUBLIC_ENVIRONMENTvariable setting uses an unclear format. It would be better to use comments to explain acceptable values.-PUBLIC_ENVIRONMENT="dev" or "prod" +# Can be "dev" or "prod" +PUBLIC_ENVIRONMENT="dev"
3-9: Add comments explaining auth configuration requirements.The authentication variables would benefit from brief explanations or links to documentation on how to obtain these credentials from GitHub and Google.
+# A random string used to encrypt the session cookie AUTH_SECRET= +# GitHub OAuth credentials from https://github.com/settings/developers AUTH_GITHUB_ID= AUTH_GITHUB_SECRET= +# Google OAuth credentials from https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials AUTH_GOOGLE_ID= AUTH_GOOGLE_SECRET=profile/.gitignore (1)
1-23: Optional: Consider additional cache directories
If your project or tooling generates cache folders (e.g.,.cache,.vite,.pnpm-store), you may want to add them to avoid committing transient files.profile/src/app.d.ts (1)
3-11: Optional: ExtendApp.Localsfor auth
Since you’re adding authentication, consider uncommenting and augmentingApp.Localsto include properties likeuserorsessionfor stronger type safety inhooks.server.tsand loaders.profile/src/lib/utils.ts (1)
18-22: Consider type safety improvement fordevLog()The
any[]type used for arguments is very permissive. While this works for console logging, consider using a more specific type or adding JSDoc to clarify expected usage.-export function devLog(...args: any[]) { +export function devLog(...args: unknown[]) { if (inDev() && console.log) { console.log(...args); } }profile/src/app.css (1)
5-66: Fix inconsistent indentation in CSS variablesThere's inconsistent indentation in the CSS variables - most properties use spaces for indentation, but some (like
--sidebar-backgroundon line 27) use tabs. Maintain consistent indentation throughout the file.:root { --background: 0 0% 100%; --foreground: 222.2 84% 4.9%; --muted: 210 40% 96.1%; --muted-foreground: 215.4 16.3% 46.9%; --popover: 0 0% 100%; --popover-foreground: 222.2 84% 4.9%; --card: 0 0% 100%; --card-foreground: 222.2 84% 4.9%; --border: 214.3 31.8% 91.4%; --input: 214.3 31.8% 91.4%; --primary: 222.2 47.4% 11.2%; --primary-foreground: 210 40% 98%; --secondary: 210 40% 96.1%; --secondary-foreground: 222.2 47.4% 11.2%; --accent: 210 40% 96.1%; --accent-foreground: 222.2 47.4% 11.2%; --destructive: 0 72.2% 50.6%; --destructive-foreground: 210 40% 98%; --ring: 222.2 84% 4.9%; --radius: 0.5rem; - --sidebar-background: 0 0% 98%; + --sidebar-background: 0 0% 98%; --sidebar-foreground: 240 5.3% 26.1%; --sidebar-primary: 240 5.9% 10%; --sidebar-primary-foreground: 0 0% 98%; --sidebar-accent: 240 4.8% 95.9%; --sidebar-accent-foreground: 240 5.9% 10%; --sidebar-border: 220 13% 91%; --sidebar-ring: 217.2 91.2% 59.8%; }Similarly, fix the indentation for the dark mode sidebar variables as well (line 57).
profile/src/lib/components/ui/button/index.ts (1)
8-17: Remove unnecessary comment line and ensure proper EOF newlineThe commented line with just
//on line 11 seems unnecessary. Also, ensure the file ends with a proper newline character.export { Root, type ButtonProps as Props, - // Root as Button, buttonVariants, type ButtonProps, type ButtonSize, type ButtonVariant, };server/src/lib.rs (1)
36-48: Well-structured User model with thoughtful constraintsThe
Userstruct is appropriately designed with:
- Proper derives for Table, Serialize, and Deserialize
- A primary key for user identification
- Unique constraints on username and email to prevent duplicates
- Timestamp fields for auditing purposes
- An optional profile picture URL
The comment about refining the role field to an enum or a foreign key is good forward-thinking.
Consider implementing the role field as an enum rather than a string for type safety:
- pub role: String, //this should be changed to an enum or fk to a different "Role" table + pub role: UserRole, +} + +#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)] +pub enum UserRole { + Admin, + Moderator, + User, }profile/src/routes/+page.svelte (1)
44-46: Basic user information displayThe component displays basic user information (name, email, ID) from the session data. Consider enhancing this with proper formatting and conditional rendering to handle cases when session data is undefined.
-<p>{page.data.session?.user?.name}</p> -<p>{page.data.session?.user?.email}</p> -<p>{page.data.session?.user?.id}</p> +{#if page.data.session?.user} + <div class="user-info"> + <h2>User Information</h2> + <p><strong>Name:</strong> {page.data.session.user.name || 'Not provided'}</p> + <p><strong>Email:</strong> {page.data.session.user.email || 'Not provided'}</p> + <p><strong>ID:</strong> {page.data.session.user.id || 'Not provided'}</p> + </div> +{/if}
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profile/src/routes/signin/+page.server.ts (1)
profile/src/routes/signout/+page.server.ts (1)
actions(3-3)
profile/src/routes/signout/+page.server.ts (1)
profile/src/routes/signin/+page.server.ts (1)
actions(3-3)
profile/src/routes/+layout.server.ts (1)
profile/src/auth.ts (1)
session(31-40)
profile/tailwind.config.ts (1)
profile/svelte.config.js (1)
config(5-16)
profile/src/auth.ts (1)
profile/src/lib/utils.ts (2)
devLog(18-22)inDev(9-16)
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profile/src/auth.ts
[error] 32-32: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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profile/src/lib/index.ts (1)
1-1: Confirm library index placeholderThe comment clearly indicates this folder’s purpose for
$libimports and aligns with SvelteKit conventions. No changes needed.profile/src/hooks.server.ts (1)
1-1: Re-export ofhandleis correctly implementedForwarding the
handlefunction from./authensures SvelteKit’s hooks integrate with the custom authentication logic. This aligns with the overall setup.profile/.prettierignore (1)
1-4: Lockfiles ignored as expectedIgnoring package manager lockfiles in Prettier formatting is appropriate to avoid unnecessary diffs.
profile/src/routes/signin/+page.server.ts (1)
1-3: Implementation looks good!This is a clean implementation of the server-side action handler for the signin page. The code correctly imports the
signInfunction from the authentication module and exports it as the default action, following SvelteKit's conventions for form actions.profile/.npmrc (1)
1-2: Good practice for environment consistencySetting
engine-strict=trueensures that the project will only run on Node.js versions that match the requirements specified in package.json. This helps prevent potential issues caused by running the application in incompatible environments.profile/src/routes/+layout.server.ts (1)
1-9: Authentication session loading looks goodThis layout server load function correctly retrieves the user session and makes it available to all routes. The implementation follows SvelteKit's conventions and integrates well with the authentication system.
profile/postcss.config.js (1)
1-7: Standard PostCSS configurationThis is a standard and clean PostCSS configuration that properly integrates Tailwind CSS and Autoprefixer. The configuration is minimal but sufficient for the needs of the project.
profile/.prettierrc (1)
1-15: Appropriate Prettier configuration for a Svelte project with Tailwind CSS.This configuration establishes a consistent code style with tabs for indentation, single quotes, and no trailing commas. The inclusion of both Svelte and Tailwind plugins is essential for correctly formatting the respective file types in this project.
profile/src/routes/+layout.svelte (1)
1-6: Basic layout component looks good.This minimalistic layout imports the global styles and correctly uses the newer Svelte
$props()API to extract and render children components. The implementation is clean and appropriate for a base layout.profile/.gitignore (1)
1-23: .gitignore is comprehensive and appropriate
The file correctly ignores Node.js modules, build outputs, OS files, and environment files while preserving example files.profile/components.json (1)
1-17: Components configuration looks correct
The JSON schema, Tailwind integration, aliases, and registry settings align with the project structure.profile/src/app.d.ts (1)
3-11: Type declaration file is correctly set up
Global namespaceAppis declared with placeholder interfaces as per SvelteKit docs.profile/vite.config.ts (1)
1-10: Vite configuration is valid
UsingdefineConfig, adding the SvelteKit plugin, and including the Vitest test pattern is correct and aligns with the project setup.profile/svelte.config.js (1)
1-19: SvelteKit configuration is correctly defined
Preprocessing withvitePreprocessand usingadapter-autois appropriate for a flexible deployment environment.profile/src/lib/utils.ts (1)
1-7: LGTM: Well-implemented class name utility functionThe
cn()function is correctly implemented using clsx and tailwind-merge, following best practices for handling Tailwind CSS class names.profile/src/app.css (2)
1-4: LGTM: Proper Tailwind CSS setupThe Tailwind directives are correctly set up with base, components, and utilities layers.
68-75: LGTM: Appropriate base styling with TailwindThe base styling uses Tailwind's
@applycorrectly to set global styles for borders and body colors.profile/src/lib/components/ui/button/index.ts (1)
1-6: LGTM: Proper component importsThe imports are correctly structured, importing both the component and its associated types and helpers.
profile/src/app.html (1)
1-12: LGTM: Well-structured SvelteKit HTML templateThe HTML template follows SvelteKit best practices with appropriate meta tags, preloading configuration, and proper SvelteKit placeholders. Ensure the file ends with a proper newline character.
profile/eslint.config.js (1)
1-34: Well-structured ESLint configuration for a modern SvelteKit project.This configuration effectively combines multiple ESLint presets and plugins, providing comprehensive linting for JavaScript, TypeScript, and Svelte files. The setup properly handles different file types, includes both browser and Node.js environments, and integrates well with Prettier for formatting.
profile/tsconfig.json (1)
1-19: Strong TypeScript configuration following SvelteKit best practices.This configuration properly extends the SvelteKit-generated tsconfig and enables important features like strict type checking, bundler-style module resolution, and source maps. The comments about path aliases provide helpful guidance for future development.
profile/src/auth.ts (4)
1-6: Authentication module correctly imports necessary dependencies.The imports set up the authentication foundation using SvelteKitAuth with GitHub and Google providers, properly accessing the secret from environment variables and importing utility functions for conditional logging.
7-11: Authentication configuration with multiple providers and JWT strategy.The setup correctly exports the handle, signIn, and signOut functions while configuring JWT as the session strategy with the required secret.
12-30: JWT callback properly enriches token with provider and user information.The JWT callback correctly merges provider information and user profile details into the token, ensuring a consistent user identity with a unique subject identifier combining provider and account ID.
42-43: Smart cookie security configuration based on environment.Using
!inDev()to conditionally enable secure cookies is a good practice, allowing for easier local development while maintaining security in production.profile/package.json (2)
1-17: Comprehensive npm scripts for development workflow.The package.json has well-defined scripts for all necessary development tasks including building, testing, linting, and formatting.
45-47: Authentication dependency properly included.The @auth/sveltekit dependency is correctly included to support the authentication implementation.
server/src/lib.rs (2)
1-1: Appropriate import expansion for authentication featuresThe import statement is expanded to include
Deserialize,Identity,Serialize, andTimestamp, which are necessary for the newUserstruct. This is a clean approach to importing only what's needed.
5-5: Good practice with trailing commaAdding a trailing comma after the
namefield follows Rust best practices, making future additions to the struct more straightforward and resulting in cleaner diffs.profile/tailwind.config.ts (5)
1-4: Appropriate Tailwind setup with TypeScript typingThe imports correctly bring in TypeScript typing for the Tailwind configuration, the default font family, and the animation plugin, providing a solid foundation for the styling system.
5-16: Well-configured container settingsThe container configuration follows best practices with centered content, consistent padding, and a responsive approach for larger screens. The dark mode class strategy is appropriate for a SvelteKit application.
17-62: Comprehensive color system using CSS variablesThe color system is well-structured with:
- Base UI elements (border, input, ring)
- Semantic colors (primary, secondary, destructive)
- Component-specific colors (card, popover)
- A detailed sidebar theme
Using HSL color variables allows for easy theming with opacity support via the alpha-value syntax.
63-71: Consistent border radius and font systemThe border radius system uses CSS variables with calculated values for a consistent design language. The font family extends Tailwind's defaults, maintaining compatibility while allowing for customization.
72-90: Useful animation keyframes for interactive elementsThe keyframe animations for accordion transitions and caret blinking enhance the user experience with subtle, polished interactions. The animation durations and timing functions are appropriate for a responsive interface.
profile/src/routes/+page.svelte (2)
24-26: Appropriate use of onMount for connection initializationUsing the
onMountlifecycle hook ensures the connection attempt happens after the component is mounted, which is the correct approach for side effects in Svelte components.
32-42: Authentication UI implementation with multiple providersThe implementation offers both GitHub and Google authentication options, providing users with flexibility. The Sign-Out button is appropriately included for session management. All buttons use the custom Button component for consistent styling.
profile/src/lib/components/ui/button/button.svelte (5)
1-5: Appropriate imports and setup for the button componentThe component correctly imports types from Svelte elements and Bits UI, as well as the tailwind-variants library for styling. This provides a solid foundation for a type-safe and flexible button component.
6-29: Well-structured button variants with comprehensive stylingThe button variants are well-defined with:
- A comprehensive base style with proper focus states and accessibility considerations
- Multiple semantic variants (default, destructive, outline, etc.)
- Different size options for various contexts
- Sensible default variants
The styling follows best practices for accessible and interactive buttons.
31-39: Type-safe exports for button propsThe TypeScript type definitions ensure type safety when using the button component. The combined type for ButtonProps properly handles both button and anchor attributes, making the component flexible for various use cases.
41-54: Clean props handling with good defaultsThe props handling is clean with destructuring and default values. The use of
$props()and$bindable()suggests the component is using the latest Svelte 5 features or a compatible compiler.
56-74: Conditional rendering based on href propThe component intelligently renders either an
<a>or<button>element based on the presence of the href prop. This is a clean pattern that maintains semantics while sharing styling.The use of
{@render children?.()}suggests the latest Svelte 5 syntax for rendering slot content.
profile/src/demo.spec.ts
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add authentication-focused tests
The current test validates basic arithmetic but doesn’t cover any authentication flows or session handling introduced in this PR. To ensure reliability, add tests for:
signInandsignOutendpoints- Session loading in
+layout.server.ts - Redirect behavior on protected routes
Would you like assistance generating these test cases?
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Validate TypeScript path aliases
Ensure that the aliases (components, utils, ui, hooks) are mirrored in your tsconfig.json under compilerOptions.paths for proper import resolution.
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It looks like compilerOptions.paths isn’t defined in profile/tsconfig.json, so your SvelteKit aliases won’t resolve in TS. Please mirror the entries from profile/components.json under compilerOptions.paths.
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Implementation needed for SpaceTimeDB connection
The connectToSpaceTimeDB function has logging in place but lacks actual implementation in the try block. This is a critical missing piece for the authentication system.
Complete the implementation within the try block to establish the connection:
try {
+ // Example implementation - replace with actual SpaceTimeDB connection code
+ const response = await fetch('your-spacetimedb-endpoint', {
+ method: 'POST',
+ headers: {
+ 'Authorization': `Bearer ${jwt}`,
+ 'Content-Type': 'application/json'
+ },
+ body: JSON.stringify({ /* connection parameters */ })
+ });
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+ if (!response.ok) {
+ throw new Error(`Failed to connect: ${response.status}`);
+ }
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+ const data = await response.json();
+ devLog("Successfully connected to SpaceTimeDB", data);
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Signed-off-by: Ionut-Sorin Vladu <isvladu@proton.me>
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server/src/lib.rs (6)
50-61: Consider converting Course status to an enum.Similar to the role field in the User struct, the status field would benefit from being an enum for type safety.
- pub status: String, + pub status: CourseStatus,Then add the status enum:
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq)] pub enum CourseStatus { Draft, Published, Archived, }
76-88: Convert lesson_type to an enum as noted in the comment.The lesson_type field would benefit from being an enum to ensure valid types are used.
- pub lesson_type: String, //text/video/quiz/assignment - maybe change to Enum + pub lesson_type: LessonType,Then add the lesson type enum:
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq)] pub enum LessonType { Text, Video, Quiz, Assignment, }
90-101: Convert completion_status to an enum for type safety.Using string literals for status values can lead to inconsistencies and bugs. Consider implementing this as an enum.
- pub completion_status: String, // not_started/in_progress/completed + pub completion_status: CompletionStatus,Then add the completion status enum:
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq)] pub enum CompletionStatus { NotStarted, InProgress, Completed, }
103-114: Convert status field to an enum for consistency.The status field in UserProgress should also be an enum for type safety and consistency with other similar fields.
- pub status: String, // not_started/started/completed + pub status: ProgressStatus,Then add the progress status enum:
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq)] pub enum ProgressStatus { NotStarted, Started, Completed, }
36-114: Add indexes for frequently queried fields.Consider adding indexes to foreign key fields and fields that will be frequently queried to improve performance, such as:
- User.email (for login queries)
- User.username (for profile lookups)
- Enrollment.user_id and Enrollment.course_id (for finding a user's courses)
- UserProgress.user_id and UserProgress.lesson_id (for tracking progress)
SpaceTimeDB likely has an attribute for defining indexes, similar to the
#[primarykey]and#[foreignkey]attributes.
35-114: Add documentation to the new data structures.Consider adding documentation comments to explain the purpose and usage of each struct and its fields. This will make the code more maintainable and easier for other developers to understand.
Example for the User struct:
/// Represents a user in the system /// /// Users can be students, instructors, or administrators. #[derive(Table, Serialize, Deserialize)] pub struct User { /// Unique identifier for the user #[primarykey] pub user_id: u64, /// Unique username for the user #[unique] pub username: String, // ... other fields with documentation ... }
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server/src/lib.rs (2)
1-1: Imports look good for the new authentication system.The added imports (
Deserialize,Identity,Serialize,Timestamp) are appropriate for the new data models being introduced.
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Missing reducer functions for new database tables.
You've defined several new database tables, but there are no corresponding reducer functions to handle operations on these tables (create, read, update, delete). Consider adding these functions to support the authentication system.
For example, you might need functions like:
- register_user
- update_user
- authenticate_user
- create_course
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| pub username: String, | ||
| #[unique] | ||
| pub email: String, | ||
| pub role: String, //this should be changed to an enum or fk to a different "Role" table |
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Convert string-based role to an enum for type safety.
Using a string for roles can lead to runtime errors if an invalid role is provided. Consider implementing this as an enum now rather than leaving it for future work.
- pub role: String, //this should be changed to an enum or fk to a different "Role" table
+ pub role: UserRole,Then add the role enum:
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq)]
pub enum UserRole {
Student,
Instructor,
Admin,
}| #[derive(Table, Serialize, Deserialize)] | ||
| pub struct User { | ||
| #[primarykey] | ||
| pub user_id: u64, | ||
| #[unique] | ||
| pub username: String, | ||
| #[unique] | ||
| pub email: String, | ||
| pub role: String, //this should be changed to an enum or fk to a different "Role" table | ||
| pub created_at: u64, | ||
| pub updated_at: u64, | ||
| pub profile_picture_url: Option<String>, | ||
| } |
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Consider enhancing the User struct for better authentication support.
The User struct provides a good foundation for user management, but lacks explicit authentication-related fields like:
password_hashfor password storageauth_providerto track which OAuth provider was usedlast_login_attimestamp- Boolean flags for email verification status
Also, as noted in your comment, the role field should be changed to an enum for type safety.
#[derive(Table, Serialize, Deserialize)]
pub struct User {
#[primarykey]
pub user_id: u64,
#[unique]
pub username: String,
#[unique]
pub email: String,
pub role: String, //this should be changed to an enum or fk to a different "Role" table
pub created_at: u64,
pub updated_at: u64,
pub profile_picture_url: Option<String>,
+ pub auth_provider: String, // "github", "google", etc.
+ pub last_login_at: u64,
+ pub email_verified: bool,
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| #[derive(Table, Serialize, Deserialize)] | |
| pub struct User { | |
| #[primarykey] | |
| pub user_id: u64, | |
| #[unique] | |
| pub username: String, | |
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| pub email: String, | |
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| pub updated_at: u64, | |
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| } | |
| #[derive(Table, Serialize, Deserialize)] | |
| pub struct User { | |
| #[primarykey] | |
| pub user_id: u64, | |
| #[unique] | |
| pub username: String, | |
| #[unique] | |
| pub email: String, | |
| pub role: String, //this should be changed to an enum or fk to a different "Role" table | |
| pub created_at: u64, | |
| pub updated_at: u64, | |
| pub profile_picture_url: Option<String>, | |
| pub auth_provider: String, // "github", "google", etc. | |
| pub last_login_at: u64, | |
| pub email_verified: bool, | |
| } |
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profile/src/lib/auth/spacetime.ts (2)
10-23: Consider enhancing error handlingWhile the current error handling works by distinguishing between 401 and other errors, it could be improved:
- The generic "Unknown error" makes debugging difficult in production environments
- There's no timeout handling for the fetch request
- No retry mechanism for transient failures
-const response = await fetch("/api/spacetimedb-token"); +const controller = new AbortController(); +const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => controller.abort(), 5000); + +try { + const response = await fetch("/api/spacetimedb-token", { + signal: controller.signal + }); + clearTimeout(timeoutId); + + if (!response.ok) { + if (response.status === 401) { + return { + error: "Unauthorized", + token: null, + } + } + return { + error: `Error: ${response.status} ${response.statusText}`, + token: null, + } + } + + const { token } = await response.json(); + + return { + error: null, + token, + } +} catch (error) { + clearTimeout(timeoutId); + return { + error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : "Network error", + token: null, + } +}
25-30: Consider validating the token structureThe code cleanly extracts the token from the JSON response. However, there's no validation that the token exists or is in the expected format. Consider adding validation before returning.
-const { token } = await response.json(); +const data = await response.json(); + +if (!data.token || typeof data.token !== 'string' || data.token.trim() === '') { + return { + error: "Invalid token received", + token: null, + } +} + +const { token } = data;profile/src/routes/api/spacetimedb-token/+server.ts (2)
17-30: Consider refining user data validationWhile checking for required user fields is important, the implementation could be improved:
- The error messages are detailed, potentially exposing implementation details
- These checks could be combined into a more concise implementation
- const userId = session.user.id; - if (!userId) { - throw error(500, 'User ID not found in session.'); - } - - const userName = session.user.name; - if (!userName) { - throw error(500, 'User Name not found in session.'); - } - - const userEmail = session.user.email; - if (!userEmail) { - throw error(500, 'User Email not found in session.'); - } + const { id: userId, name: userName, email: userEmail } = session.user; + + // Validate required user data is present + const missingFields = []; + if (!userId) missingFields.push('ID'); + if (!userName) missingFields.push('Name'); + if (!userEmail) missingFields.push('Email'); + + if (missingFields.length > 0) { + throw error(500, 'Incomplete user profile'); + }
32-47: Secure JWT token generation with appropriate claimsThe JWT generation includes the necessary claims (sub, name, email) and sets a reasonable expiration time. Consider the following enhancements:
- Make the expiration time configurable via environment variables
- Add logging for token generation (with PII redacted) for audit purposes
- const expiresIn = '15m'; + // Use environment variable or default to 15 minutes + const expiresIn = process.env.SPACETIMEDB_TOKEN_EXPIRY || '15m'; const spacetimedbToken = jwt.sign( payload, SPACETIMEDB_SECRET, {expiresIn} ); + + // Log token generation (without exposing the actual token) + console.log(`SpaceTimeDB token generated for user ${userId.substring(0, 4)}*** with expiry ${expiresIn}`);profile/src/auth.ts (2)
11-22: Consider parameterizing domain configurationThe cookie configuration has appropriate security settings that adapt based on the environment, which is good. However, the domain is hardcoded to '.athena-learning.ch', which might not be ideal for different deployment environments.
- secure: !inDev(), - domain: inDev() ? undefined : ".athena-learning.ch", + secure: !inDev(), + domain: inDev() ? undefined : process.env.AUTH_COOKIE_DOMAIN || ".athena-learning.ch",
43-52: Use optional chaining in session callbackThe session callback correctly maps token properties to the session user object. Consider using optional chaining as suggested by static analysis.
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profile/src/lib/auth/spacetime.ts (1)
3-9: Well-structured return type for error handlingThe function's return type using a TypeScript union is well-designed. It clearly distinguishes between success and error cases, which will make it easier for consumers to handle both scenarios through TypeScript's discriminated unions.
profile/src/routes/api/spacetimedb-token/+server.ts (2)
1-8: Good practice checking environment variables earlyChecking for the SPACETIMEDB_SECRET environment variable at initialization is a good practice. This prevents the application from starting without this critical configuration.
10-15: Appropriate authentication verificationThe code correctly verifies that the user is authenticated before generating a token. This is essential for security.
profile/src/auth.ts (3)
7-10: Well-structured authentication setupThe authentication setup using SvelteKitAuth with GitHub and Google as OAuth providers is well-implemented. Using JWT-based sessions is a good stateless approach for authentication.
24-42: Well-structured JWT callback with appropriate token enrichmentThe JWT callback enriches the token with user information from the OAuth provider, which is good. The implementation of creating a composite ID using
${account.provider}:${account.providerAccountId}ensures uniqueness across different providers.The debug logging is helpful during development but should ideally be controlled more explicitly in production.
54-55: Appropriate security settings for different environmentsSetting
useSecureCookiesbased on the environment is a good practice. This ensures secure cookies in production while allowing for easier development and testing in development environments.
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profile/src/lib/components/ui/card/card-footer.svelte (1)
1-16: Consider adding JSDoc comments for better IDE support.While the component is well-structured, adding JSDoc comments would improve developer experience by providing better documentation and IDE hints.
<script lang="ts"> import type { WithElementRef } from "bits-ui"; import type { HTMLAttributes } from "svelte/elements"; import { cn } from "$lib/utils.js"; + /** + * Card footer component that provides consistent styling + * @prop {any} ref - Reference to the DOM element + * @prop {string} className - Additional CSS classes + * @prop {Function} children - Render function for content + */ let { ref = $bindable(null), class: className, children, ...restProps }: WithElementRef<HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>> = $props(); </script>profile/src/routes/+layout.svelte (3)
3-4: Unused import detected.The
LightSwitchcomponent is imported but never used in the template. This creates unnecessary bundle size and confusion about the component's purpose in this file.<script lang="ts"> import '../app.css'; import {ModeWatcher} from "mode-watcher"; - import LightSwitch from "$lib/components/ui/lightswitch/LightSwitch.svelte"; let { children } = $props(); </script>
10-12: Consider using a more flexible layout approach.Using absolute positioning with
w-screenandh-screenfor the main layout container can potentially cause overflow issues and might interfere with other fixed/absolute positioned elements. Consider using a more standard flexible layout approach.<ModeWatcher/> -<div class="absolute top-0 left-0 w-screen h-screen overflow-hidden"> +<div class="flex flex-col min-h-screen w-full"> {@render children()} </div>
6-6: Inconsistent indentation.The line uses 4-space indentation while other lines use tabs, causing inconsistent code formatting.
<script lang="ts"> import '../app.css'; import {ModeWatcher} from "mode-watcher"; import LightSwitch from "$lib/components/ui/lightswitch/LightSwitch.svelte"; - let { children } = $props(); + let { children } = $props(); </script>profile/src/routes/profile/+page.svelte (5)
1-3: Missing TypeScript lang attribute.Since you're using reactive TypeScript syntax in the component, it's recommended to add the
lang="ts"attribute to the script tag for proper type checking.-<script> +<script lang="ts"> import {page} from "$app/state"; import LightSwitch from "$lib/components/ui/lightswitch/LightSwitch.svelte";
5-7: Add null checks and default values for reactive declarations.The current reactive declarations may result in errors if the session structure isn't as expected. Consider adding null checks or default values.
-$: username = page.data.session?.user?.name; -$: email = page.data.session?.user?.email; -$: pfp = page.data.session?.user?.image; +$: username = page.data.session?.user?.name ?? 'Guest'; +$: email = page.data.session?.user?.email ?? ''; +$: pfp = page.data.session?.user?.image ?? null;
16-16: TODO comment without a tracking issue.TODO comments should ideally be linked to a tracking issue or have a more specific description to ensure they don't get forgotten.
- <!-- TODO: Add settings for profile (spacetime is needed for that) --> + <!-- TODO(#123): Add settings for profile once spacetime integration is ready -->
25-28: Add aria labels for accessibility.The user profile information should have appropriate ARIA attributes for better accessibility.
- <div class="w-44 h-14 text-sm flex flex-col justify-center items-end"> - <p class="font-semibold">{username}</p> - <p class="font-light">{email}</p> + <div class="w-44 h-14 text-sm flex flex-col justify-center items-end" aria-label="User Information"> + <p class="font-semibold" aria-label="Username">{username}</p> + <p class="font-light" aria-label="Email Address">{email}</p>
30-32: Add alt text based on username.The alt text for the profile picture is generic. Consider using the username for more descriptive alt text.
{#if pfp} - <img src={pfp} alt="profile" class="w-full h-full rounded-md"> + <img src={pfp} alt="{username}'s profile picture" class="w-full h-full rounded-md"> {/if}profile/src/lib/components/ui/card/card-title.svelte (2)
4-4: Consider using TypeScript import.Since you're using TypeScript, it's recommended to use
.tsextension for consistency.- import { cn } from "$lib/utils.js"; + import { cn } from "$lib/utils";
12-14: Add JSDoc documentation for the component props.Adding JSDoc comments would improve developer experience and provide better documentation for this reusable component.
+ /** + * @typedef {Object} CardTitleProps + * @property {any} ref - Reference to the DOM element + * @property {string} [className] - Additional CSS classes + * @property {1|2|3|4|5|6} [level=3] - Heading level (h1-h6) + */ }: WithElementRef<HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>> & { level?: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6; } = $props();profile/src/routes/auth/+page.svelte (5)
10-14: Handle errors in onMount redirect.The redirect logic should have error handling to ensure a better user experience if the redirect fails.
onMount(() => { if (page.data.session) { - goto("/profile") + goto("/profile").catch(error => { + console.error("Navigation failed:", error); + // Optionally show a user-friendly error message + }); } })
24-36: Optimize Google SVG icon.The Google SVG icon is quite large (100x100) for a button icon. Consider optimizing it to a more appropriate size and extracting it to a separate component for reusability.
<Button class="w-full bg-transparent border" variant="outline"> - <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" x="0px" y="0px" width="100" height="100" viewBox="0 0 48 48"> + <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" x="0px" y="0px" width="24" height="24" viewBox="0 0 48 48"> <path fill="#fbc02d" d="M43.611,20.083H42V20H24v8h11.303c-1.649,4.657-6.08,8-11.303,8c-6.627,0-12-5.373-12-12 s5.373-12,12-12c3.059,0,5.842,1.154,7.961,3.039l5.657-5.657C34.046,6.053,29.268,4,24,4C12.955,4,4,12.955,4,24s8.955,20,20,20 s20-8.955,20-20C44,22.659,43.862,21.35,43.611,20.083z"></path> <path fill="#e53935" d="M6.306,14.691l6.571,4.819C14.655,15.108,18.961,12,24,12c3.059,0,5.842,1.154,7.961,3.039 l5.657-5.657C34.046,6.053,29.268,4,24,4C16.318,4,9.656,8.337,6.306,14.691z"></path> <path fill="#4caf50" d="M24,44c5.166,0,9.86-1.977,13.409-5.192l-6.19-5.238C29.211,35.091,26.715,36,24,36 c-5.202,0-9.619-3.317-11.283-7.946l-6.522,5.025C9.505,39.556,16.227,44,24,44z"></path> <path fill="#1565c0" d="M43.611,20.083L43.595,20L42,20H24v8h11.303c-0.792,2.237-2.231,4.166-4.087,5.571 c0.001-0.001,0.002-0.001,0.003-0.002l6.19,5.238C36.971,39.205,44,34,44,24C44,22.659,43.862,21.35,43.611,20.083z"></path> </svg> <SignIn provider="google"/> </Button>
38-43: Extract provider icons to separate components.For consistency and maintainability, extract the SVG icons to separate components that can be reused.
Consider creating an
Icons.sveltecomponent file containing both provider icons and importing them where needed.
24-43: Add loading states to authentication buttons.Authentication buttons should have loading states to provide better user feedback during the authentication process.
+ let isGoogleLoading = false; + let isGithubLoading = false; + + const handleGoogleSignIn = () => { + isGoogleLoading = true; + }; + + const handleGithubSignIn = () => { + isGithubLoading = true; + }; ... - <Button class="w-full bg-transparent border" variant="outline"> + <Button class="w-full bg-transparent border" variant="outline" disabled={isGoogleLoading} on:click={handleGoogleSignIn}> <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" x="0px" y="0px" width="100" height="100" viewBox="0 0 48 48"> <!-- SVG paths --> </svg> - <SignIn provider="google"/> + <SignIn provider="google"/> + {#if isGoogleLoading}<span class="ml-2">Loading...</span>{/if} </Button> - <Button class="w-full bg-transparent border" variant="outline"> + <Button class="w-full bg-transparent border" variant="outline" disabled={isGithubLoading} on:click={handleGithubSignIn}> <svg class="dark:fill-white fill-black" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 24 24" width="24" height="24"> <!-- SVG path --> </svg> - <SignIn provider="github"/> + <SignIn provider="github"/> + {#if isGithubLoading}<span class="ml-2">Loading...</span>{/if} </Button>
48-50: Improve mobile responsiveness of LightSwitch position.The absolute positioning of the LightSwitch might cause display issues on smaller screens. Consider adding responsive positioning.
-<div class="absolute top-0 right-0 z-10"> +<div class="absolute top-0 right-0 p-2 md:p-4 z-10"> <LightSwitch/> </div>
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2-4: Dependencies and import structure look well organized.The component correctly imports necessary types and utilities. The import from "$lib/utils.js" (not .ts) suggests the utilities are pre-compiled or available as JavaScript modules.
6-11: Props definition is well-typed and follows best practices.The component correctly uses TypeScript typing with
WithElementRef<HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>>, providing good type safety. The default value forrefand the spread operator for capturing additional props follow component development best practices.
14-16: UI implementation is clean and flexible.The component effectively:
- Binds to the ref for external element access
- Uses the
cnutility to merge default styling with custom classes- Conditionally renders children content with
{@render children?.()}- Properly spreads additional props to the root element
This implementation allows for flexible styling and content rendering while maintaining a consistent base appearance.
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Consider using the appropriate HTML heading element.
Instead of using a div with aria attributes, consider using the actual heading elements (h1-h6) for better semantic HTML and accessibility.
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+{:else if level === 2}
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+ {@render children?.()}
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+ {@render children?.()}
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profile/src/hooks.server.ts (1)
5-20: Well-implemented route protection logic.The
siteRestrictionHandlefunction effectively enforces access control based on authentication status. It redirects unauthenticated users away from protected routes and authenticated users away from authentication pages.Consider adding type information for the session object to improve code clarity:
- const session = await event.locals.auth(); + const session = await event.locals.auth(); // Type could be explicitly defined here
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profile/src/hooks.server.ts (2)
1-4: Imports look good and well-organized.The code correctly imports the necessary components for authentication handling in SvelteKit.
22-22: Correctly sequenced handlers.The sequence order is important -
authHandlemust run beforesiteRestrictionHandleto ensure the session is available. This is implemented correctly.
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Let's update the auth flow to the following: sequenceDiagram
participant TauriApp as Desktop/Mobile App (Tauri)
participant UserBrowser as User's Browser
participant SvelteKitApp as Auth Web App (SvelteKit)
participant OAuthProvider as OAuth Provider (e.g., Google)
participant SpacetimeDB
TauriApp->>TauriApp: Generate secure random request_id
TauriApp->>UserBrowser: Open auth.url?request_id=...
UserBrowser->>SvelteKitApp: Request login page (inc. request_id)
SvelteKitApp-->>UserBrowser: Display login options
UserBrowser->>SvelteKitApp: User selects OAuth Provider
SvelteKitApp->>UserBrowser: Redirect to OAuthProvider
UserBrowser->>OAuthProvider: User authenticates / consents
OAuthProvider-->>UserBrowser: Redirect back to SvelteKit callback URL (with auth code)
UserBrowser->>SvelteKitApp: Send auth code to callback URL
SvelteKitApp->>OAuthProvider: Exchange code for user info/tokens (server-side)
OAuthProvider-->>SvelteKitApp: Return user info/tokens
SvelteKitApp->>SvelteKitApp: Generate SpacetimeDB JWT (signed with Private Key)
SvelteKitApp->>SvelteKitApp: Store JWT temporarily (key: request_id)
SvelteKitApp-->>UserBrowser: Show "Success! Return to App" page
Note over TauriApp, SvelteKitApp: TauriApp starts polling SvelteKitApp in parallel
loop Poll for Token
TauriApp->>SvelteKitApp: GET /get-token?request_id=...
alt JWT ready for request_id
SvelteKitApp-->>TauriApp: Return SpacetimeDB JWT
SvelteKitApp->>SvelteKitApp: Delete temporary JWT for request_id
else JWT not ready yet
SvelteKitApp-->>TauriApp: Return Pending/Waiting status
else Invalid/Expired request_id
SvelteKitApp-->>TauriApp: Return Error status
end
end
Note over TauriApp: Polling stops on success/timeout/error
TauriApp->>SpacetimeDB: Connect(jwt)
SpacetimeDB->>SpacetimeDB: Fetch Public Key from SvelteKitApp's JWKS endpoint (if needed/not cached)
SpacetimeDB->>SpacetimeDB: Verify JWT signature (using Public Key) & claims (iss, aud, exp, sub)
alt JWT Valid
SpacetimeDB-->>TauriApp: Connection Successful
else JWT Invalid
SpacetimeDB-->>TauriApp: Connection Failed
end
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I will start creating the "Auth Web App". It shouldn't be that hard, right 😜 |
still missing websocket for token exchange
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auth/src/routes/+layout.server.ts (1)
1-10: Effective session handling in layout load functionThis layout server load function correctly retrieves the authentication session and makes it available to all child routes. This is essential for the authentication system being implemented.
However, consider adding error handling for potential authentication failures:
export const load: LayoutServerLoad = async (event) => { - const session = await event.locals.auth() + try { + const session = await event.locals.auth() + return { + session, + } + } catch (error) { + console.error("Authentication error:", error) + return { + session: null + } + } - - return { - session, - } }auth/src/lib/components/ui/button/button.svelte (1)
1-25: Well-structured button component with robust props handlingThe button component is well-implemented with proper TypeScript typing, Svelte best practices, and flexible styling options through variants and size props. It correctly forwards events and provides a slot for content.
One consideration: the
type="button"is hardcoded, which might limit flexibility when needing submit or reset buttons for forms.Consider making the button type configurable:
- export let size: $$Props["size"] = "default"; - export let builders: $$Props["builders"] = []; + export let size: $$Props["size"] = "default"; + export let builders: $$Props["builders"] = []; + export let type: "button" | "submit" | "reset" = "button"; <ButtonPrimitive.Root {builders} class={cn(buttonVariants({ variant, size, className }))} - type="button" + {type} {...$$restProps}auth/src/routes/error/+page.svelte (2)
5-5: Unused component importThe Button component is imported but never used in this file.
- import {Button} from '$lib/components/ui/button';
27-29: Remove commented codeThese commented lines are unnecessary and should be removed for cleaner code.
- <!-- <AlertTriangle class="h-4 w-4" /> --> - <!-- Icon already in Title, maybe redundant here -->auth/src/routes/.well-known/jwks.json/+server.ts (1)
13-15: Add caching headers for optimizationJWKS endpoints typically change infrequently and can benefit from caching.
return json({ keys: [jwk], // The JWKS is an object containing a 'keys' array -}); +}, { + headers: { + 'Cache-Control': 'public, max-age=86400, s-maxage=86400', // Cache for 24 hours + } +});auth/scripts/generate-keys.ts (4)
4-7: Unnecessary boilerplate code.The
__filenameconstant is declared but never used in the script. While this is common boilerplate for getting__dirnamein ES modules, it's unnecessary here since the file path isn't used anywhere.-// Helper to get __dirname in ES modules with TypeScript -// @ts-ignore -const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
16-17: Consider extracting TTL values to named constants.The default TTL value (300) and check period (60) are magic numbers. It would be more maintainable to extract these into named constants.
+const DEFAULT_JWT_TTL = 300; // 5 minutes in seconds +const CACHE_CHECK_PERIOD = 60; // 1 minute in seconds export const jwtCache = new NodeCache({ - stdTTL: parseInt(JWT_CACHE_TTL) || 300, + stdTTL: parseInt(JWT_CACHE_TTL) || DEFAULT_JWT_TTL, - checkperiod: 60, + checkperiod: CACHE_CHECK_PERIOD, deleteOnExpire: true, });
36-41: Consider adding a comment about Ed25519 curves for EdDSA.When importing the private key, a comment explaining why EdDSA is used with the specific curve (Ed25519) would help future developers understand this cryptographic choice.
try { const privateKey = await importPKCS8( SPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM.replaceAll("\\n", '\n'), // Ensure newlines are correct 'EdDSA', - ); // Algorithm must match key type + ); // 'EdDSA' is used with Ed25519 curve for better security and performance than RSA
38-38: Use consistent string quotes.The code uses double quotes inside
.replaceAll("\\n", '\n')but single quotes elsewhere. Adopt a consistent string quote style for better readability.- SPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM.replaceAll("\\n", '\n'), // Ensure newlines are correct + SPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM.replaceAll('\\n', '\n'), // Ensure newlines are correctauth/tailwind.config.ts (3)
52-61: Fix indentation inconsistency.There's an indentation inconsistency at line 61 compared to the surrounding code, which affects readability.
sidebar: { DEFAULT: "hsl(var(--sidebar-background))", foreground: "hsl(var(--sidebar-foreground))", primary: "hsl(var(--sidebar-primary))", "primary-foreground": "hsl(var(--sidebar-primary-foreground))", accent: "hsl(var(--sidebar-accent))", "accent-foreground": "hsl(var(--sidebar-accent-foreground))", border: "hsl(var(--sidebar-border))", ring: "hsl(var(--sidebar-ring))", - }, +},
86-90: Fix indentation inconsistency in animation configuration.There's an indentation inconsistency in the animation section that affects readability.
animation: { - "accordion-down": "accordion-down 0.2s ease-out", - "accordion-up": "accordion-up 0.2s ease-out", - "caret-blink": "caret-blink 1.25s ease-out infinite", - }, + "accordion-down": "accordion-down 0.2s ease-out", + "accordion-up": "accordion-up 0.2s ease-out", + "caret-blink": "caret-blink 1.25s ease-out infinite", +},
1-96: Add documentation for color system and theme variables.The configuration defines a complex color system using HSL variables, but lacks documentation to explain how these colors relate to each other and how they should be used. Consider adding comments explaining the theming approach.
Include a comment block at the top of the file explaining:
- The CSS variable naming convention
- How dark/light mode switching works
- The relationship between different color categories (primary, secondary, etc.)
- Any guidelines for extending the theme
import { fontFamily } from "tailwindcss/defaultTheme"; import type { Config } from "tailwindcss"; import tailwindcssAnimate from "tailwindcss-animate"; +/** + * Tailwind CSS Configuration + * + * This configuration uses HSL color variables defined in CSS: + * - Variables are defined in app.css for both light and dark modes + * - Dark mode is enabled via a 'dark' class on the document + * - Color categories include: + * - primary: Main brand color and actions + * - secondary: Supporting colors + * - destructive: Error states and destructive actions + * - muted: Background and less prominent elements + * - accent: Highlights and emphasis + * - card/popover: Component-specific backgrounds + * - sidebar: Navigation specific theming + */ + const config: Config = { // Configuration continues...auth/src/lib/components/ui/button/index.ts (2)
1-49: Add JSDoc comments to exported types and functions.The file exports several types and a component but lacks JSDoc comments to explain their purpose and usage. This would improve developer experience.
import { type VariantProps, tv } from "tailwind-variants"; import type { Button as ButtonPrimitive } from "bits-ui"; import Root from "./button.svelte"; +/** + * Button component variants configuration using tailwind-variants. + * Defines styling for different button types and sizes. + */ const buttonVariants = tv({ // Configuration... }); +/** Available button variant types */ type Variant = VariantProps<typeof buttonVariants>["variant"]; +/** Available button size types */ type Size = VariantProps<typeof buttonVariants>["size"]; +/** + * Props for the Button component. + * Extends the primitive button props with variant and size options. + */ type Props = ButtonPrimitive.Props & { variant?: Variant; size?: Size; }; +/** Event types for the Button component */ type Events = ButtonPrimitive.Events; export { Root, type Props, type Events, - // Root as Button, type Props as ButtonProps, type Events as ButtonEvents, buttonVariants, };
44-45: Remove unnecessary comment line.There's an empty comment line (
//) in the export block that doesn't serve any purpose and should be removed.export { Root, type Props, type Events, - // Root as Button, type Props as ButtonProps, type Events as ButtonEvents, buttonVariants, };auth/src/auth.ts (2)
77-78: Remove development comment.The comment "THIS IS THE KEY CHANGE" appears to be a development note that should be removed before merging to production.
- // THIS IS THE KEY CHANGE async redirect({baseUrl}) { return `${baseUrl}/auth/complete-link`; },
52-52: Document JWT expiration time choice.The JWT has a hardcoded expiration time of 5 minutes. Consider adding a comment explaining this security choice or making it configurable via environment variables.
+ // Using short-lived tokens (5 min) for security, adjust based on your security requirements .setExpirationTime('5m') // e.g., 5 minutes validityauth/src/hooks.server.ts (4)
47-54: Consider adding a more specific error messageWhile the error handling is good, the error code 'LINK_ID_MISSING' could be enhanced with more context in the error page to help users understand what went wrong and what action to take.
56-58: Consider reducing sensitive data in logsThe logs include sensitive information like email addresses and request IDs. In production environments, consider masking or truncating this information to enhance privacy and security.
- console.log(`[Hook handleCompleteLink] User ${session.user.email} authenticated. Found request_id: ${requestId}`); + console.log(`[Hook handleCompleteLink] User ${maskEmail(session.user.email)} authenticated. Found request_id: ${maskId(requestId)}`);You could add a utility function to mask sensitive data:
function maskEmail(email: string): string { if (!email) return '[no-email]'; const [username, domain] = email.split('@'); return `${username.charAt(0)}***@${domain}`; } function maskId(id: string): string { if (!id) return '[no-id]'; return id.length > 6 ? `${id.substring(0, 3)}...${id.substring(id.length - 3)}` : '***'; }Also applies to: 63-65, 78-80, 83-85, 87-90
92-93: Use a URL utility for building redirect URLs with error parametersThe current approach of manually constructing the error URL could be improved by using a URL utility class to ensure proper encoding of all parameters.
- throw redirect(302, `/error?code=${errorCode}&message=${encodeURIComponent(err.body?.message || err.message || 'Unknown error')}`); + const errorUrl = new URL('/error', event.url.origin); + errorUrl.searchParams.set('code', errorCode.toString()); + errorUrl.searchParams.set('message', err.body?.message || err.message || 'Unknown error'); + throw redirect(302, errorUrl.toString());
86-94: Add more specific error typingUsing
err: anymakes it harder to ensure you're properly handling all error properties. Consider using a more specific type or a type guard pattern.- } catch (err: any) { + } catch (err: unknown) { + const errorMessage = err instanceof Error ? err.message : 'Unknown error'; + const errorStatus = err instanceof Error && 'status' in err ? (err as any).status : 500;
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config(5-16)
auth/src/hooks.server.ts (2)
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redirect(78-80)generateSpacetimeDBToken(23-58)jwtCache(16-20)profile/src/auth.ts (1)
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auth/src/lib/components/ui/card/card-description.svelte (1)
1-13: Well-structured Svelte component with appropriate typing and class handlingThe card description component is well implemented with TypeScript for type safety, proper prop handling, and a clean rendering pattern. It uses the utility function
cnfor class name composition, which is a good practice for managing Tailwind CSS classes.auth/src/lib/components/ui/card/card.svelte (1)
1-16: Well-implemented card component with appropriate styling defaultsThe card component follows Svelte best practices with proper TypeScript typing, consistent class handling, and prop forwarding. The default styling provides a good foundation for card-based UI elements throughout the authentication system.
auth/src/routes/error/+page.svelte (1)
12-49: LGTM - Good error page implementationThe error page has a clean layout with proper error handling and fallbacks for missing error information. The reactive variables correctly extract error details from URL parameters.
auth/src/lib/components/ui/alert/alert.svelte (1)
1-17: LGTM - Well-implemented alert componentThis is a clean, well-structured alert component with proper TypeScript typing, appropriate ARIA attributes, and flexible variant support. The component follows Svelte best practices and integrates well with your design system.
auth/scripts/generate-keys.ts (1)
15-21: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionType checking for JWT_CACHE_TTL environment variable.
The code handles the absence of
JWT_CACHE_TTLwith a fallback value of 300, but doesn't validate if the provided value is a valid number. An invalid string would parse to NaN, which would then fall back to 300.// Initialize the cache for SpacetimeDB JWTs export const jwtCache = new NodeCache({ - stdTTL: parseInt(JWT_CACHE_TTL) || 300, + stdTTL: Number.isFinite(parseInt(JWT_CACHE_TTL)) ? parseInt(JWT_CACHE_TTL) : 300, checkperiod: 60, deleteOnExpire: true, });Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
auth/tailwind.config.ts (1)
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Ensure color contrast ratios meet WCAG accessibility standards.
The HSL color variables need to provide sufficient contrast in both light and dark modes to meet accessibility standards. Consider verifying contrast ratios of text/background combinations.
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What are the WCAG color contrast requirements for accessible text?💡 Result:
WCAG Color Contrast Requirements for Accessible Text
Overview
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) set specific color contrast requirements to ensure that text is readable by users with visual impairments or color deficiencies. These requirements differ between the two main conformance levels: AA and AAA, and adjust according to the size and weight of the text.
Level AA Requirements
- Normal Text: Minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 between the text and its background[4][5][9][10].
- Large Text: Minimum contrast ratio of 3:1.
- Large text is defined as at least 18pt (approximately 24px) regular, or 14pt (approximately 18.66px) bold[2][5][8].
Level AAA Requirements (Stricter Standard)
- Normal Text: Minimum contrast ratio of 7:1[2][3][5][9][10].
- Large Text: Minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1[2][3][5][9][10].
Definitions
- Contrast Ratio: The measure of difference in perceived luminance between two colors, ranging from 1:1 (no contrast) to 21:1 (maximum contrast, e.g. black on white)[3].
- Large Text: Text that is either at least 18pt regular (24px) or 14pt bold (18.66px)[2][8].
Application
- These requirements apply not only to standard text but also to images of text (e.g., text embedded in graphics)[3].
- User interface components and graphical objects must meet a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 for Level AA, but for standard text these higher requirements apply[2][9].
Summary Table
WCAG Level Requirement Normal Text Large Text AA Minimum Contrast 4.5:1 3:1 AAA Enhanced Contrast 7:1 4.5:1
Practical Notes
- Common problems arise with light gray text on white backgrounds or pale text over images—these often fail to meet WCAG AA requirements[3][7].
- Tools like the WebAIM Contrast Checker and Colour Contrast Analyser can help verify compliance[2][10].
- Using a combination of dark text on a light background or vice versa generally increases accessibility and likelihood of compliance[7].
These standards help ensure that web content is readable for the broadest audience, including users with low vision or color blindness. Meeting at least Level AA requirements is the norm for most organizations pursuing digital accessibility[5][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/contrast-minimum
- 2: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
- 3: https://webaim.org/articles/contrast/
- 4: https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/visual-audio-contrast-contrast.html
- 5: https://www.washington.edu/accesstech/checklist/contrast/
- 6: https://accessiblyapp.com/web-accessibility/color-contrast/
- 7: https://www.uada.edu/employees/division-accessibility/documents/color-accessibility.aspx
- 8: https://www.digitala11y.com/understanding-sc-1-4-3-contrast-minimum/
- 9: https://www.boia.org/blog/designing-for-color-contrast-guidelines-for-accessibility
- 10: https://www.oregon.gov/ode/accessibility/checklist/pages/contrast.aspx
Ensure WCAG2.1 AA Contrast Compliance for CSS Tokens
Please verify that all color variables defined in
auth/tailwind.config.ts(lines 19–61) meet the WCAG 2.1 AA contrast requirements in both light and dark modes:• Normal text: ≥ 4.5:1
• Large text (≥ 18px regular or ≥ 14px bold): ≥ 3:1Key tokens to check:
- Base colors:
border,input,ring,background,foreground- Semantic colors:
primary/primary-foreground,secondary/secondary-foreground,destructive/destructive-foreground,muted/muted-foreground,accent/accent-foreground,popover/popover-foreground,card/card-foreground- Sidebar palette:
--sidebar-background,--sidebar-foreground,--sidebar-primary,--sidebar-primary-foreground,--sidebar-accent,--sidebar-accent-foreground,--sidebar-border,--sidebar-ringUse a contrast checker (e.g. WebAIM Contrast Checker or Colour Contrast Analyser) to validate each text/background combination.
auth/src/lib/components/ui/button/index.ts (1)
5-28: LGTM - Well-structured button variants with comprehensive styling options.The button variants are well-defined with appropriate base styles and a comprehensive set of variants for different visual styles and sizes. The default variants provide sensible defaults.
auth/src/auth.ts (1)
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Potential issue with newline handling in private key.
The code uses
replaceAll("\\n", '\n')to handle newlines in the private key. If the environment variable is set with actual newlines instead of the string "\n", this might cause issues. Consider a more robust approach.
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#!/bin/bash # Check how the private key is loaded in the environment # This helps understand if the replaceAll is necessary # Look for the loading of environment variables rg -A 5 "SPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM" --type tsLength of output: 2278
No changes needed for private key newline handling
- The
generate-keys.tsscript outputs the PEM with literal\nsequences when instructing to setSPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEMin.env.- At runtime,
.replaceAll("\\n", "\n")correctly restores actual newlines.- If somehow the env var contained real newline characters (dotenv typically doesn’t support multiline values), the replace is a no-op and the key remains valid.
auth/src/hooks.server.ts (7)
11-29: Good implementation of request_id handlingThe hook correctly intercepts requests to
/auth/initiate, securely stores therequest_idin a cookie, and redirects to the sign-in page. This aligns with the authentication flow diagram where the app generates a random request ID for the authentication process.
17-23: Ensure cookie security settings are consistent across the applicationThe security settings for the cookie are properly configured with
httpOnly, conditionalsecureflag based on environment, and appropriatesameSitepolicy. These settings help protect against XSS and CSRF attacks.
38-44: Session validation looks goodThe hook correctly checks for an active session via
event.locals.auth()before proceeding, which is a crucial security check. If no session exists, it properly redirects to the sign-in page with an informative error parameter.
60-77: Good implementation of token generation and cachingThe hook correctly generates a SpacetimeDB token for the authenticated user and caches it with the request_id as the key. The code also handles potential errors appropriately, including checking for missing user identifiers.
104-113: The 404 handling is appropriateThe notFoundHandler correctly intercepts 404 responses and redirects to an error page. This ensures a consistent user experience for not found routes.
115-121: Good documentation of hook orderingThe comments explaining the hook sequence and dependencies are excellent and will help future maintainers understand the code. This is especially important since the order of hooks is critical for the authentication flow to work correctly.
1-121: The overall authentication flow implementation is well-structuredThe implementation matches the authentication flow described in the PR comments. It correctly handles:
- Initial request with request_id
- Auth.js authentication
- SpacetimeDB token generation and caching
- Proper redirects for success and error cases
The code is well-organized, with each hook having a single responsibility, making it easier to maintain and debug.
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| crv: 'Ed25519', // Specify the curve for EdDSA | ||
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| const publicJwk: jose.JWK = await jose.exportJWK(publicKey); | ||
| publicJwk.alg = alg; // Explicitly set the algorithm in the JWK | ||
| publicJwk.kid = keyId; // Add the Key ID to the JWK | ||
| publicJwk.use = 'sig'; // Specify key usage as 'signature' | ||
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Potential security risk: Consider file output instead of console.
Displaying the private key in the console is a security risk, especially if console output is logged. Consider writing keys to files with appropriate permissions instead.
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Save generated keys to securely-permissioned files instead of logging to console
The current auth/scripts/generate-keys.ts script prints the private key to stdout, which can be inadvertently captured in logs and lead to key exposure. Instead, write both the private and public key outputs to files with strict filesystem permissions:
• File: auth/scripts/generate-keys.ts
• Lines: 16–57
Suggested changes (example):
+ import fs from 'fs';
+ import path from 'path';
// Generate key pair as before…
const { publicKey, privateKey } = await jose.generateKeyPair(alg, { crv: 'Ed25519', extractable: true });
const privateKeyPem = await jose.exportPKCS8(privateKey);
const publicKeyPem = await jose.exportSPKI(publicKey);
+ // Define secure output paths
+ const outDir = path.resolve(__dirname, '../../keys');
+ if (!fs.existsSync(outDir)) fs.mkdirSync(outDir, { mode: 0o700 });
+
+ // Write files with strict permissions
+ fs.writeFileSync(path.join(outDir, `${keyId}_private.pem`), privateKeyPem, { mode: 0o600 });
+ fs.writeFileSync(path.join(outDir, `${keyId}_public.pem`), publicKeyPem, { mode: 0o644 });
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+ console.log(`Keys written to ${outDir} with secure permissions.`);• Use fs.writeFileSync (or writeFile) with { mode: 0o600 } for private keys.
• Create/output a keys/ directory with 0700 permissions to prevent unauthorized access.
• Retain or log only the file paths, never the key contents themselves.
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| console.log(`[signIn callback] User ${user.id || user.email} signing in via ${account?.provider}.`); | ||
| return true; | ||
| }, | ||
| async jwt({token}) { | ||
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Consider adding more OAuth providers for better user experience.
The authentication is currently configured with only Google as an OAuth provider. Consider adding more providers (like GitHub, Microsoft, etc.) to give users more options and improve the user experience.
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What are the most popular OAuth providers for web applications?
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OAuth providers enable secure user authentication and authorization for web applications without exposing user credentials. Based on current trends in 2025, several providers stand out as the most popular options.
Major OAuth Providers
Auth.js supports over 80 OAuth providers, with approximately 20 of the most popular ones being actively tested and used in their example applications[1]. Among these providers, several have emerged as industry leaders:
Social Media and Tech Giants
- GitHub - Widely used in developer-focused applications
- Google - One of the most universally implemented providers
- Twitter - Popular for social media integration
- Discord - Particularly common in gaming and community applications
- Apple - Essential for iOS applications
Enterprise Solutions
- Azure Active Directory - Microsoft's enterprise identity service
- Okta - A comprehensive identity management platform
- Auth0 - Known for developer-friendly implementation
- AWS Cognito - Amazon's user directory service
Open Source Options
- Keycloak - A popular open-source solution that's free for unlimited users[6]
- SuperTokens - An open-source option with both self-hosted and SaaS options[6]
Provider Comparison
When comparing authentication providers, several factors stand out:
| Provider | Open Source | SaaS | SSO Support | Free Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auth0 | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 7000 MAU |
| Firebase | No | No | Yes | Mostly free |
| Keycloak | Yes | No | Yes | Unlimited users |
| Cognito | No | No | Yes | Up to 50,000 MAU |
| SuperTokens | Yes | Yes | Yes | Unlimited (self-hosted) |
Authentication Features
Most popular OAuth providers support various authentication methods:
- Traditional email and password
- Social login (Google, Facebook, GitHub, etc.)
- Passwordless options (magic links, one-time passwords)
- Multi-factor authentication
- Single Sign-On (SSO)
For developers building modern web applications, libraries like NextAuth.js have become popular for implementing OAuth. NextAuth.js offers flexible and easy-to-use integration with virtually any OAuth service (supporting OAuth 1.0, 1.0A, and 2.0)[8].
The choice of provider often depends on specific requirements such as scale, security needs, budget constraints, and whether the application needs enterprise features like custom claims and machine-to-machine authentication.
Citations:
- 1: https://authjs.dev/getting-started/authentication/oauth
- 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_OAuth_providers
- 3: https://blog.logto.io/top-oss-iam-providers-2025
- 4: https://slashdot.org/software/web-hosting/for-oauth/
- 5: https://supertokens.com/blog/choosing-the-right-authentication-provider
- 6: https://hasura.io/blog/top-authentication-providers-building-apps-jwt
- 7: https://blog.worldline.tech/2025/02/04/oauth_proxification_guide_for_frontend_developers.html
- 8: https://enlear.academy/top-5-javascript-oauth-libraries-fe49bddf698c
- 9: https://dev.to/fultonbrowne/what-is-the-best-open-source-oauth-platform-2ja7
- 10: https://elixirforum.com/t/recommendations-for-oauth2-provider/21335
Add more OAuth providers for broader user support
Your current setup only includes Google as an OAuth provider. To give end users more sign-in options and improve adoption, consider importing and registering additional popular providers:
• Location to update: auth/src/auth.ts → the providers array
• Social login options (from Auth.js examples):
- GitHub
- Apple
- Discord
• Enterprise identity (if you serve business users): - Azure Active Directory
- Okta
- AWS Cognito
• Open-source/self-hosted alternatives (if you need full control): - Keycloak
- SuperTokens
Example snippet:
import { Google, GitHub, Apple, Twitter } from "@auth/core/providers";
export const { handle, signIn, signOut } = SvelteKitAuth({
providers: [
Google({ clientId, clientSecret }),
GitHub({ clientId, clientSecret }),
Apple({ clientId, clientSecret }),
Twitter({ clientId, clientSecret }),
// …add others as needed
],
// …rest of config
});
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| console.log(`[signIn callback] User ${user.id || user.email} signing in via ${account?.provider}.`); | ||
| return true; | ||
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Enhance security logging for authentication events.
The current sign-in logging could be improved to include more security-relevant information while being mindful of privacy (not logging excessive PII).
async signIn({user, account, profile}) {
- console.log(`[signIn callback] User ${user.id || user.email} signing in via ${account?.provider}.`);
+ // Log authentication events with timestamp and limited PII
+ console.log(
+ `[AUTH][${new Date().toISOString()}] Sign-in attempt via ${account?.provider}: ` +
+ `userId=${user.id ? user.id.substring(0, 8) + '...' : 'undefined'}, ` +
+ `success=${!!user}, IP=${user.ip || 'unknown'}`
+ );
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| async signIn({user, account, profile}) { | |
| console.log(`[signIn callback] User ${user.id || user.email} signing in via ${account?.provider}.`); | |
| return true; | |
| }, | |
| async signIn({user, account, profile}) { | |
| // Log authentication events with timestamp and limited PII | |
| console.log( | |
| `[AUTH][${new Date().toISOString()}] Sign-in attempt via ${account?.provider}: ` + | |
| `userId=${user.id ? user.id.substring(0, 8) + '...' : 'undefined'}, ` + | |
| `success=${!!user}, IP=${user.ip || 'unknown'}` | |
| ); | |
| return true; | |
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auth/src/routes/api/auth/token/[requestId]/+server.ts (3)
89-89: Security check: Consider adding more context to the JWT cache deletion.When deleting the cache entry after successful verification, consider adding some logging about why it's being deleted (to prevent token reuse). This would make the security intention clearer.
- jwtCache.del(requestId); + // Delete from cache to prevent token reuse (one-time use token) + jwtCache.del(requestId); + console.log(`[API /api/auth/token] Deleted token from cache for request_id ${requestId} to prevent reuse`);
92-105: Improve error handling with more specific error messages.The error message uses the error code but doesn't provide enough context for debugging. Consider adding more detailed error messages for common jose error codes to assist with troubleshooting.
catch (err: any) { console.error( `[API /api/auth/token] jose token verification via JWKS failed for request_id ${requestId}: [${err.code || 'UNKNOWN_JOSE_ERROR'}] ${err.message}`, ); // Common jose error codes for JWKS/verification: // ERR_JWKS_NO_MATCHING_KEY, ERR_JWT_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION_FAILED, ERR_JWT_EXPIRED, // ERR_JOSE_ALG_NOT_WHITELISTED (if algorithms option is used and doesn't match) // ERR_JWKS_TIMEOUT, ERR_JWKS_FETCH_FAILED + let errorMessage = 'Token verification failed'; + switch (err.code) { + case 'ERR_JWKS_NO_MATCHING_KEY': + errorMessage = 'No matching key found in JWKS'; + break; + case 'ERR_JWT_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION_FAILED': + errorMessage = 'Token signature verification failed'; + break; + case 'ERR_JWT_EXPIRED': + errorMessage = 'Token has expired'; + break; + case 'ERR_JWKS_TIMEOUT': + case 'ERR_JWKS_FETCH_FAILED': + errorMessage = 'Failed to fetch JWKS'; + break; + default: + errorMessage = `Token verification failed: ${err.code || 'VerificationError'}`; + } throw error( 500, - `Token verification failed: ${err.code || 'VerificationError'}`, + errorMessage, ); }
1-116: Overall implementation aligns well with the authentication flow.This endpoint implementation correctly implements the token polling mechanism described in the PR objectives. It handles the various states (pending, success, not found, error) appropriately and includes proper JWT verification.
A few considerations for production readiness:
- Enable audience and issuer validation
- Consider adding rate limiting to prevent abuse of this endpoint
- Review logging levels for production use
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auth/src/routes/api/auth/token/[requestId]/+server.ts (6)
1-4: Imports look good and well-organized.The code correctly imports necessary functions and types from SvelteKit and the jose library for JWT handling. The jwtCache import is also appropriate.
5-17: Well-implemented JWKS client with proper caching mechanism.The JWKS client implementation follows best practices:
- Singleton pattern for the client
- Proper URL construction from origin
- Appropriate cache settings with 10-minute max age
- Reasonable timeout duration of 5 seconds
This helps optimize performance by avoiding unnecessary requests to the JWKS endpoint.
19-25: Request validation is properly implemented.The endpoint correctly validates the presence of the requestId parameter and returns an appropriate 400 error when missing.
27-43: Cache lookup logic is sound.The implementation properly checks if the requestId exists in the cache and returns a helpful 404 response with an informative message when not found.
45-54: Pending status handling aligns with the authentication flow.The code correctly handles the "PENDING" state, which matches the authentication flow described in the PR objectives where the Tauri app polls for the JWT.
109-116: Good defensive programming for unexpected cache values.The handling of unexpected cache values is a good practice. The code correctly logs the error and returns a 500 status with a clear message.
| // Optional: If you want to enforce a specific algorithm beyond what the key in JWKS specifies | ||
| // algorithms: SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM ? [SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM] : undefined, | ||
| // | ||
| // Optional: If your token has specific issuer/audience, add them here for validation: | ||
| // issuer: 'YOUR_EXPECTED_ISSUER', | ||
| // audience: 'YOUR_EXPECTED_AUDIENCE', | ||
| }, |
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Consider enabling audience and issuer validation.
The audience and issuer validations are commented out. For production environments, it's recommended to enable these validations to enhance security by ensuring tokens are only valid for specific audiences and issuers.
{
// Optional: If you want to enforce a specific algorithm beyond what the key in JWKS specifies
// algorithms: SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM ? [SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM] : undefined,
//
// Optional: If your token has specific issuer/audience, add them here for validation:
- // issuer: 'YOUR_EXPECTED_ISSUER',
- // audience: 'YOUR_EXPECTED_AUDIENCE',
+ issuer: process.env.JWT_ISSUER || 'auth.athenalearning.app',
+ audience: process.env.JWT_AUDIENCE || 'spacetimedb.athenalearning.app',
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| // Optional: If you want to enforce a specific algorithm beyond what the key in JWKS specifies | |
| // algorithms: SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM ? [SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM] : undefined, | |
| // | |
| // Optional: If your token has specific issuer/audience, add them here for validation: | |
| // issuer: 'YOUR_EXPECTED_ISSUER', | |
| // audience: 'YOUR_EXPECTED_AUDIENCE', | |
| }, | |
| // Optional: If you want to enforce a specific algorithm beyond what the key in JWKS specifies | |
| // algorithms: SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM ? [SPACETIME_JWT_ALGORITHM] : undefined, | |
| // | |
| // Optional: If your token has specific issuer/audience, add them here for validation: | |
| issuer: process.env.JWT_ISSUER || 'auth.athenalearning.app', | |
| audience: process.env.JWT_AUDIENCE || 'spacetimedb.athenalearning.app', | |
| }, |
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auth/src/routes/api/auth/token/[requestId]/+server.ts (1)
15-68: GET handler implementation is well-structured with appropriate status reporting.The GET endpoint correctly handles different authentication states with proper status codes and messages. The logging is comprehensive for tracking request flows.
Consider adding rate limiting to this endpoint to prevent brute force enumeration of request IDs.
export const GET: RequestHandler = async ({ params }) => { + // TODO: Implement rate limiting to prevent brute force attacks const { requestId } = params;auth/src/hooks.server.ts (3)
42-101: Signature verification implementation is secure but could benefit from timing-safe comparison.The hook properly validates all required parameters and verifies the client signature using Ed25519. While nacl.sign.detached.verify should be timing-safe, consider adding additional protection against timing attacks by implementing constant-time comparison for other equality checks in the flow.
157-197: Token generation and cache update look good, but consider securing user ID.The code correctly generates a SpacetimeDB token for the authenticated user and updates the cache with the USER_AUTH_COMPLETED state. However, using raw IDs or emails directly as subject claims in JWTs could expose sensitive information.
Consider using a hashed or opaque identifier instead of the raw user ID or email in the token.
- const userIdForSpacetime = session.user.id || session.user.email; + // Use a more opaque identifier that doesn't expose the email directly + const userIdForSpacetime = session.user.id || + createHash('sha256').update(session.user.email || '').digest('hex');
215-226: Not found handler and hook sequence are well-defined.The not found handler correctly redirects to an error page for 404 responses or root path requests. The hook sequence defines a clear flow from initiation through authentication, linking, and error handling.
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose and flow of each hook in the sequence for better maintainability.
-export const handle = sequence(handleInitiation, authHandle, handleCompleteLink, notFoundHandler); +// Hook sequence: +// 1. handleInitiation: Verify request_id, code_challenge, and client_signature +// 2. authHandle: Handle Auth.js authentication flow +// 3. handleCompleteLink: Link authenticated user to the initial request +// 4. notFoundHandler: Handle 404 errors and redirects +export const handle = sequence(handleInitiation, authHandle, handleCompleteLink, notFoundHandler);
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auth/src/routes/api/auth/token/[requestId]/+server.ts (3)
1-13: Import organization and helper function implementation look good.The code properly imports all necessary dependencies and sets up helper functions for text encoding and Base64URL encoding. The TextEncoder singleton is efficiently reused across functions.
70-104: POST handler correctly validates prerequisites before token exchange.The implementation properly validates the request body and cached state before proceeding with token exchange. The error messages are informative and the handler cleans up invalid cache entries.
137-156: Token issuance process is secure with proper cache invalidation.The code correctly invalidates the request_id after successful token issuance, following the principle of one-time use tokens. The token response follows the OAuth 2.0 specification format with token_type and access_token fields.
auth/src/hooks.server.ts (5)
1-16: Imports and interface definition are well-structured.The
CachedStateinterface effectively captures the two states of authentication flow: 'PENDING' and 'USER_AUTH_COMPLETED'. The imports cover all necessary dependencies for the authentication hooks.
19-40: Key import function has proper error handling and validation.The
importClientPublicKeyTweetNaClfunction correctly validates the length of the public key against the expected length from the nacl library. Error messages are descriptive and help with troubleshooting.
102-130: State storage and cookie setting implementation is secure.The hook properly stores the PENDING state in the cache and sets a secure, HTTP-only cookie with appropriate attributes. The sameSite: 'lax' attribute provides a good balance between security and usability.
134-156: Complete-link handler correctly verifies session authentication.The handler properly checks for an active session and the presence of the request_id cookie before proceeding with token generation. Error handling is comprehensive with descriptive messages.
197-210: Error handling and success redirect are implemented properly.The error handling in the catch block properly logs errors and redirects to an error page with appropriate error codes and messages. The success redirect is clear and straightforward.
| // Verify code_verifier (PKCE Check) | ||
| try { | ||
| const receivedCodeVerifierBytes = textEncoder.encode(code_verifier); | ||
| const hash = createHash('sha256').update(receivedCodeVerifierBytes).digest(); | ||
| const expectedCodeChallenge = base64UrlEncodeNode(hash); | ||
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| if (expectedCodeChallenge !== cachedValue.codeChallenge) { | ||
| console.warn( | ||
| `[API POST /api/auth/token] PKCE verification failed for ${requestId}. code_verifier did not match stored code_challenge.`, | ||
| ); | ||
| // Potentially delay response or implement rate limiting for failed attempts | ||
| throw error(400, 'Invalid code_verifier.'); | ||
| } | ||
| console.log(`[API POST /api/auth/token] PKCE verification successful for ${requestId}.`); | ||
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| if (err.status) throw err; // Re-throw SvelteKit errors | ||
| console.error( | ||
| `[API POST /api/auth/token] Error during PKCE verification for ${requestId}:`, | ||
| err.message, | ||
| ); | ||
| throw error(500, 'PKCE verification failed.'); | ||
| } | ||
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PKCE verification is properly implemented for secure token exchange.
The code correctly implements the PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) flow by hashing the code_verifier with SHA-256 and comparing it to the stored code challenge.
Line 123 mentions rate limiting but doesn't implement it. Consider adding actual rate limiting for security.
// Verify code_verifier (PKCE Check)
try {
const receivedCodeVerifierBytes = textEncoder.encode(code_verifier);
const hash = createHash('sha256').update(receivedCodeVerifierBytes).digest();
const expectedCodeChallenge = base64UrlEncodeNode(hash);
if (expectedCodeChallenge !== cachedValue.codeChallenge) {
console.warn(
`[API POST /api/auth/token] PKCE verification failed for ${requestId}. code_verifier did not match stored code_challenge.`,
);
// Potentially delay response or implement rate limiting for failed attempts
+ // TODO: Implement rate limiting here
throw error(400, 'Invalid code_verifier.');
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| // Verify code_verifier (PKCE Check) | |
| try { | |
| const receivedCodeVerifierBytes = textEncoder.encode(code_verifier); | |
| const hash = createHash('sha256').update(receivedCodeVerifierBytes).digest(); | |
| const expectedCodeChallenge = base64UrlEncodeNode(hash); | |
| if (expectedCodeChallenge !== cachedValue.codeChallenge) { | |
| console.warn( | |
| `[API POST /api/auth/token] PKCE verification failed for ${requestId}. code_verifier did not match stored code_challenge.`, | |
| ); | |
| // Potentially delay response or implement rate limiting for failed attempts | |
| throw error(400, 'Invalid code_verifier.'); | |
| } | |
| console.log(`[API POST /api/auth/token] PKCE verification successful for ${requestId}.`); | |
| } catch (err: any) { | |
| if (err.status) throw err; // Re-throw SvelteKit errors | |
| console.error( | |
| `[API POST /api/auth/token] Error during PKCE verification for ${requestId}:`, | |
| err.message, | |
| ); | |
| throw error(500, 'PKCE verification failed.'); | |
| } | |
| // Verify code_verifier (PKCE Check) | |
| try { | |
| const receivedCodeVerifierBytes = textEncoder.encode(code_verifier); | |
| const hash = createHash('sha256').update(receivedCodeVerifierBytes).digest(); | |
| const expectedCodeChallenge = base64UrlEncodeNode(hash); | |
| if (expectedCodeChallenge !== cachedValue.codeChallenge) { | |
| console.warn( | |
| `[API POST /api/auth/token] PKCE verification failed for ${requestId}. code_verifier did not match stored code_challenge.`, | |
| ); | |
| // Potentially delay response or implement rate limiting for failed attempts | |
| // TODO: Implement rate limiting here | |
| throw error(400, 'Invalid code_verifier.'); | |
| } |
I will add this in a later commit
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auth/scripts/generate-keys.ts (1)
31-36:⚠️ Potential issueSecurity risk: Don't output private keys and secrets to console
Displaying cryptographic secrets and private keys in the console is a security risk as they could be captured in logs or terminal history. Private keys should never be displayed in plaintext outputs.
This was previously noted in reviews.
Instead of printing to console, write these keys to secure files with appropriate permissions:
import * as jose from 'jose'; // @ts-ignore import crypto from 'crypto'; + import fs from 'fs'; + import path from 'path'; async function generateKeys(): Promise<void> { // --- Auth.js Secret --- console.log('Generating AUTH_SECRET for Auth.js...'); const authSecretBytes = crypto.randomBytes(32); // 32 bytes = 256 bits const authSecret = authSecretBytes.toString('base64url'); // Using base64url for env var safety console.log('AUTH_SECRET generated.'); // --- EdDSA Keys for SpacetimeDB & Client --- const alg = 'EdDSA'; // Algorithm for Ed25519 const keyIdFromEnv: string | undefined = process.env.SPACETIMEDB_KEY_ID; const keyId: string = keyIdFromEnv || `sptdb-key-${Date.now()}`; console.log(`\nGenerating ${alg} key pair with kid: ${keyId} for SpacetimeDB...`); + + // Create output directory with secure permissions + const outputDir = path.join(__dirname, '../../keys'); + if (!fs.existsSync(outputDir)) { + fs.mkdirSync(outputDir, { recursive: true, mode: 0o700 }); + } + + // Define output files + const envFilePath = path.join(outputDir, '.env.keys'); + const privateKeyPath = path.join(outputDir, `${keyId}.private.pem`); + const publicKeyPath = path.join(outputDir, `${keyId}.public.pem`); + const jwksPath = path.join(outputDir, `${keyId}.jwk.json`); const { publicKey, privateKey }: { publicKey: jose.KeyObject; privateKey: jose.KeyObject } = await jose.generateKeyPair(alg, { crv: 'Ed25519', extractable: true, }); // --- Keys for SpacetimeDB (JWTs, JWKS) --- console.log('\n--- SpacetimeDB Keys (for server-side JWT signing/verification) ---'); const privateKeyPem: string = await jose.exportPKCS8(privateKey); - console.log('\n1. SpacetimeDB Private Key (PKCS8 PEM):'); - console.log(privateKeyPem); + // Write private key to file with restricted permissions + fs.writeFileSync(privateKeyPath, privateKeyPem, { mode: 0o600 }); + console.log(`\n1. SpacetimeDB Private Key written to: ${privateKeyPath}`); const publicKeyPem: string = await jose.exportSPKI(publicKey); - console.log('\n2. SpacetimeDB Public Key (SPKI PEM):'); - console.log(publicKeyPem); + // Write public key to file + fs.writeFileSync(publicKeyPath, publicKeyPem, { mode: 0o644 }); + console.log(`\n2. SpacetimeDB Public Key written to: ${publicKeyPath}`); const publicJwkForSpacetimeDB: jose.JWK = await jose.exportJWK(publicKey); publicJwkForSpacetimeDB.alg = alg; publicJwkForSpacetimeDB.kid = keyId; publicJwkForSpacetimeDB.use = 'sig'; - console.log('\n3. SpacetimeDB Public Key (JWK for JWKS endpoint):'); - console.log(JSON.stringify(publicJwkForSpacetimeDB, null, 2)); + // Write JWK to file + fs.writeFileSync(jwksPath, JSON.stringify(publicJwkForSpacetimeDB, null, 2), { mode: 0o644 }); + console.log(`\n3. SpacetimeDB Public Key (JWK) written to: ${jwksPath}`); // --- Keys for Client Application (Ed25519 raw, for tweetnacl) --- console.log('\n\n--- Client Application Keys (for client-side signing with tweetnacl) ---'); if (!publicJwkForSpacetimeDB.x) { throw new Error("Could not extract 'x' (public key) from JWK for client format."); } const clientEd25519PublicKeyB64Url: string = publicJwkForSpacetimeDB.x; - console.log('\n1. Client Ed25519 Public Key (raw, 32-byte, Base64URL encoded):'); - console.log(' (Server uses this as CLIENT_ED25519_PUBLIC_KEY_B64URL for tweetnacl verification)'); - console.log(` ${clientEd25519PublicKeyB64Url}`); + console.log(`\n1. Client Ed25519 Public Key (for server verification) prepared`); const privateJwkForClient: jose.JWK = await jose.exportJWK(privateKey); if (!privateJwkForClient.d) { throw new Error("Could not extract 'd' (private key seed) from JWK for client format."); } const clientEd25519PrivateKeySeedB64Url: string = privateJwkForClient.d; - console.log('\n2. Client Ed25519 Private Key SEED (raw, 32-byte, Base64URL encoded):'); - console.log(' (Client application uses this seed with tweetnacl.sign.keyPair.fromSeed())'); - console.log(` ${clientEd25519PrivateKeySeedB64Url}`); + console.log(`\n2. Client Ed25519 Private Key Seed prepared`); // --- Summary for .env file --- - console.log('\n\n--- Copy these values to your .env file (or client configuration) ---'); - - console.log('\n# For Auth.js (NextAuth.js)'); - console.log(`AUTH_SECRET='${authSecret}'`); - - console.log('\n# For SpacetimeDB (server-side JWTs, JWKS)'); - console.log(`SPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM='${privateKeyPem.replace(/\n/g, '\\n')}'`); - console.log(`SPACETIMEDB_PUBLIC_KEY_PEM='${publicKeyPem.replace(/\n/g, '\\n')}'`); - console.log(`SPACETIMEDB_JWK='${JSON.stringify(publicJwkForSpacetimeDB).replace(/\n/g, '\\n')}'`); - console.log(`SPACETIMEDB_KEY_ID='${keyId}'`); - - console.log('\n# For Client Signature Verification (server-side, using tweetnacl)'); - console.log(`# Put this in your server's .env file:`); - console.log(`CLIENT_ED25519_PUBLIC_KEY_B64URL='${clientEd25519PublicKeyB64Url}'`); - - console.log('\n# For Client Application (to be embedded or configured securely in the client)'); - console.log(`# This is the client's private key seed. Handle with extreme care.`); - console.log(`# CLIENT_ED25519_PRIVATE_KEY_SEED_B64URL='${clientEd25519PrivateKeySeedB64Url}'`); + console.log('\n\n--- Writing environment variables to file ---'); + // Write environment variables to .env.keys file + const envContent = `# Generated at ${new Date().toISOString()} +# For Auth.js (NextAuth.js) +AUTH_SECRET='${authSecret}' + +# For SpacetimeDB (server-side JWTs, JWKS) +SPACETIMEDB_PRIVATE_KEY_PEM='${privateKeyPem.replace(/\n/g, '\\n')}' +SPACETIMEDB_PUBLIC_KEY_PEM='${publicKeyPem.replace(/\n/g, '\\n')}' +SPACETIMEDB_JWK='${JSON.stringify(publicJwkForSpacetimeDB).replace(/\n/g, '\\n')}' +SPACETIMEDB_KEY_ID='${keyId}' + +# For Client Signature Verification (server-side, using tweetnacl) +CLIENT_ED25519_PUBLIC_KEY_B64URL='${clientEd25519PublicKeyB64Url}' + +# For Client Application (to be embedded or configured securely in the client) +# This is the client's private key seed. Handle with extreme care. +CLIENT_ED25519_PRIVATE_KEY_SEED_B64URL='${clientEd25519PrivateKeySeedB64Url}' +`; + + fs.writeFileSync(envFilePath, envContent, { mode: 0o600 }); + console.log(`Environment variables written to: ${envFilePath}`);Also applies to: 42-44, 53-56, 62-64, 70-85, 88-105
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auth/src/lib/utils.ts (2)
14-17: ID masking function is robust but could benefit from additional validation.The
maskIdfunction correctly handles empty cases and has logic for short vs long IDs. Consider adding a parameter for the threshold length (currently hardcoded to 6) to make the function more flexible for different use cases.- export function maskId(id: string): string { - if (!id) return '[no-id]'; - return id.length > 6 ? `${id.substring(0, 3)}...${id.substring(id.length - 3)}` : '***'; - } + export function maskId(id: string, minLength = 6): string { + if (!id) return '[no-id]'; + return id.length > minLength + ? `${id.substring(0, 3)}...${id.substring(id.length - 3)}` + : '***'; + }
1-17: Consider adding JSDoc comments for better function documentation.Adding JSDoc comments would improve code documentation and provide better IDE hints for developers using these utility functions.
import { type ClassValue, clsx } from "clsx"; import { twMerge } from "tailwind-merge"; +/** + * Combines multiple class values into a single className string + * Uses clsx and tailwind-merge to handle conditional classes and conflicts + */ export function cn(...inputs: ClassValue[]) { return twMerge(clsx(inputs)); } +/** + * Masks an email address for privacy, showing only first character of username + * @param email - The email address to mask + * @returns A masked version of the email or placeholder if email is falsy + */ export function maskEmail(email: string): string { if (!email) return '[no-email]'; const [username, domain] = email.split('@'); return `${username.charAt(0)}***@${domain}`; } +/** + * Masks an ID string for privacy, showing only first and last 3 characters for longer IDs + * @param id - The ID string to mask + * @returns A masked version of the ID or placeholder if ID is falsy + */ export function maskId(id: string): string { if (!id) return '[no-id]'; return id.length > 6 ? `${id.substring(0, 3)}...${id.substring(id.length - 3)}` : '***'; }auth/scripts/generate-keys.ts (3)
2-3: Remove unnecessary@ts-ignoredirectiveThe
@ts-ignorecomment suppresses TypeScript type checking, which can hide potential issues. If there's a specific reason to ignore type checks, add a comment explaining why.import * as jose from 'jose'; -// @ts-ignore import crypto from 'crypto';If you're using TypeScript and need type definitions for Node.js crypto:
import * as jose from 'jose'; -// @ts-ignore import crypto from 'crypto'; +import * as crypto from 'crypto';
5-106: Add command-line arguments for configurabilityThe script currently has hard-coded behavior with no command-line options to specify key types, output locations, or other parameters. This makes it less flexible for different environments or use cases.
Consider adding command-line arguments for better usability:
import * as jose from 'jose'; import crypto from 'crypto'; +import fs from 'fs'; +import path from 'path'; +import { Command } from 'commander'; // You'll need to install this package +// Configure command-line options +const program = new Command(); +program + .name('generate-keys') + .description('Generate cryptographic keys for authentication systems') + .option('-o, --output-dir <directory>', 'Output directory for key files', './keys') + .option('--key-id <id>', 'Custom key ID to use', '') + .option('--algorithm <alg>', 'Signing algorithm to use', 'EdDSA') + .option('--curve <curve>', 'Curve to use for EdDSA', 'Ed25519') + .parse(process.argv); + +const options = program.opts(); async function generateKeys(): Promise<void> { // --- Auth.js Secret --- console.log('Generating AUTH_SECRET for Auth.js...'); const authSecretBytes = crypto.randomBytes(32); // 32 bytes = 256 bits const authSecret = authSecretBytes.toString('base64url'); // Using base64url for env var safety console.log('AUTH_SECRET generated.'); // --- EdDSA Keys for SpacetimeDB & Client --- - const alg = 'EdDSA'; // Algorithm for Ed25519 + const alg = options.algorithm; // Algorithm from command line const keyIdFromEnv: string | undefined = process.env.SPACETIMEDB_KEY_ID; - const keyId: string = keyIdFromEnv || `sptdb-key-${Date.now()}`; + const keyId: string = options.keyId || keyIdFromEnv || `sptdb-key-${Date.now()}`; + + // Create output directory + const outputDir = path.resolve(options.outputDir); + if (!fs.existsSync(outputDir)) { + fs.mkdirSync(outputDir, { recursive: true, mode: 0o700 }); + } console.log(`\nGenerating ${alg} key pair with kid: ${keyId} for SpacetimeDB...`); console.log(`This key pair will also be exported in raw formats for client use.`); const { publicKey, privateKey }: { publicKey: jose.KeyObject; privateKey: jose.KeyObject } = await jose.generateKeyPair(alg, { - crv: 'Ed25519', + crv: options.curve, extractable: true, }); // ... rest of the function // Write files to the output directory instead of logging to console }
108-111: Add usage instructions and exit codesThe script currently runs immediately without providing usage instructions or returning meaningful exit codes for automation.
Add a help message and use standard exit codes:
-generateKeys().catch((error) => { - console.error('Failed to generate keys:', error); - process.exit(1); -}); +// Display usage information when --help is used +if (process.argv.includes('--help') || process.argv.includes('-h')) { + console.log(` +Usage: npx ts-node generate-keys.ts [options] + +Options: + --output-dir <dir> Directory to write key files (default: ./keys) + --help Show this help message + +This script generates: +1. An AUTH_SECRET for Auth.js +2. EdDSA key pairs for SpacetimeDB +3. Client-specific key formats + +All sensitive information is written to files with secure permissions. +`); + process.exit(0); +} + +// Run the generator with proper exit codes +generateKeys() + .then(() => { + console.log('\nKey generation completed successfully.'); + process.exit(0); + }) + .catch((error) => { + console.error('\nFailed to generate keys:', error); + process.exit(1); + });
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auth/src/lib/utils.ts (1)
1-6: Good implementation of the utility function for class name management.The
cnfunction correctly leveragesclsxandtailwind-mergeto handle class name combinations and conflicts in Tailwind CSS. This is a standard pattern for React/Svelte projects using Tailwind.
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auth/src/ratelimit.ts (2)
80-88:asynckeyword is unnecessary – drop it to avoid unhandled-promise linting noise
approximateFloatingWindowRateLimitperforms only synchronous work, yet it is declaredasync, which forces every call to be awaited and can hide accidental promise omissions elsewhere.
Removingasynckeeps the call-site API identical (still returns aPromiseif needed) and silences linter warnings.-async function approximateFloatingWindowRateLimit( +function approximateFloatingWindowRateLimit(
134-138: ExposeX-RateLimit-Remainingon successful responsesMany clients (e.g. Axios, fetch-retry wrappers, browser dev-tools) look for
X-RateLimit-Remainingto decide whether they should back off.
You already have all information to provide a best-effort value:event.setHeaders({ "X-RateLimit-Limit": limit.toString(), + "X-RateLimit-Remaining": Math.max( + 0, + limit - Math.ceil(approximateCount) + ).toString(), });(The variable
approximateCountis in scope right above; if you movesetHeadersafter the calculation, the header can be set accurately.)auth/src/hooks.server.ts (2)
180-181: Preserve TTL when overwriting cache entry
jwtCache.set(requestId, cacheEntry)uses the cache’s globalstdTTL, which may differ from the per-entry TTL used during initiation (e.g. if you later shortenJWT_TLL).
Pass the TTL explicitly to retain consistent expiry:-const cacheSuccess = jwtCache.set(requestId, cacheEntry); +const cacheSuccess = jwtCache.set(requestId, cacheEntry, JWT_TLL);
102-109: Variable name typo:JWT_TLL→JWT_TTLThe constant is semantically “Time-To-Live”. The double-L makes grep/search harder and may propagate the misspelling elsewhere.
Consider correcting the identifier everywhere (includingauth.ts) for clarity.
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auth/README.md (15)
1-4: Improve title clarity
Consider renaming the main heading from# Auth Serverto# Authentication Serverto better reflect the content and align with the PR title. Also, adding a brief contextual sentence about the AthenaLearning platform could help orient new readers.
7-12: Standardize list markers and indentation
The bulleted lists under “Prerequisites” (lines 11–12) use*markers and have inconsistent indentation. For readability, switch to-markers and a consistent two-space indent for nested items. For example:- * [Bun](https://bun.sh/) installed on your system. + - [Bun](https://bun.sh/) installed on your system.
23-29: Add security guidance for environment files
Recommend adding a note to ensure that generated.envor.env.generatedfiles are listed in.gitignoreto prevent accidental commits of secrets, while keeping.example.envin the repo as a template.
42-53: Clarify development server URL
You note the server usually runs onhttp://localhost:5173, but it may vary (e.g., whenPORTis configured). Consider mentioning how to override the default port or where that is configured (e.g., via.env). This helps avoid confusion in non-standard setups.
54-61: Normalize list indentation in Authentication Flow introduction
The list items immediately under## Authentication Flow(e.g., lines 60–67) have inconsistent indentation. Please normalize to two-space nesting and use-markers. Consistency improves readability and prevents markdownlint warnings.🧰 Tools
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73-81: Use proper heading levels instead of bold text for Step 1
Replace the bold text:**Step 1: Generate PKCE Parameters & Request ID (Client-Side)**with a Markdown heading (e.g.,
#### Step 1: …). This addresses MD036 (no-emphasis-as-heading) and better structures the document:- **Step 1: Generate PKCE Parameters & Request ID (Client-Side)** + #### Step 1: Generate PKCE Parameters & Request ID (Client-Side)Also adjust nested lists to a consistent two-space indent with
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[uncategorized] ~75-~75: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...(Client-Side)** *code_verifier: The client generates a high-entropy cry...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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75-75: Enhance terminology for clarity
Consider rephrasing “high-entropy cryptographic random string” to “cryptographically secure random string” for clearer and more standard language.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...(Client-Side)** *code_verifier: The client generates a high-entropy cry...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
82-87: Convert bold to heading and fix list formatting for Step 2
Change:**Step 2: Generate Client Signature (Client-Side)**to a heading (e.g.,
####) and standardize the list indentation under it:- **Step 2: Generate Client Signature (Client-Side)** + #### Step 2: Generate Client Signature (Client-Side)🧰 Tools
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89-98: Formalize Step 3 as a heading and unify nested lists
Replace the bold step title with a heading (e.g.,####) and ensure subpoints (rid/ch/cs URL construction) use uniform-markers and indentation:- **Step 3: Construct and Open Initiation URL (Client-Side & Server-Side)** + #### Step 3: Construct and Open Initiation URL (Client-Side & Server-Side)🧰 Tools
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99-108: Demote server-side bullet to a subheading with proper list style
The line:**Server-Side Handling (`/auth/initiate` endpoint):**should be a subheading (e.g.,
#####) rather than bold text. Align the subsequent list items under it with consistent-markers and two-space indentation:- **Server-Side Handling (`/auth/initiate` endpoint):** + ##### Server-Side Handling (`/auth/initiate` endpoint)🧰 Tools
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109-125: Standardize Step 4 heading and nested lists
Switch:**Step 4: User Authentication in Browser (User Interaction & Server-Side)**to:
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127-150: Reformat Step 5 into a heading and proper bullets
Convert the bold:**Step 5: Client Polls for Authentication Status (Client-Side & Server-Side)**into a heading and re-indent all GET-polling and server response bullets for consistency:
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152-180: Refactor Step 6 to use a heading and consistent list structure
Change:**Step 6: Client Exchanges Code Verifier for JWT (Client-Side & Server-Side)**to:
#### Step 6: Client Exchanges Code Verifier for JWT (Client-Side & Server-Side)Ensure lists and code blocks in this section follow uniform markdown styling.
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181-185: Update Step 7 heading and bullet formatting
Replace:**Step 7: Client Receives and Uses JWT (Client-Side)**with:
#### Step 7: Client Receives and Uses JWT (Client-Side)and adjust list indentation/markers under it to match other steps.
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186-195: Normalize Security Benefits list formatting
The bullets under### Security Benefits of this Flowuse*markers and varying indentation. Standardize to-markers with two-space indent for subpoints:- * **Client Authentication:** ... + - **Client Authentication:** ...
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[uncategorized] ~75-~75: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...(Client-Side)** * code_verifier: The client generates a high-entropy cry...
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The sign-in button should be overworked. Currently, it's two buttons inside each other:
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holy pull request lmao |
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This PR is now kind of unnecessary because of #27. But it helped a lot to think about the auth, and some concepts will make it into the final version, I think. |
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Basic authentication system for spacetimedb.
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