Gta #2691
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Docstrings generation was requested by @drazisil. * #2678 (comment) The following files were modified: * `libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.ts` * `libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts` * `libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableBase.ts` * `libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableMessage.ts` * `packages/gateway/src/npsPortRouter.ts` * `packages/gateway/src/utility.ts` * `packages/lobby/src/internal.ts` * `packages/login/src/handleLoginData.ts` * `packages/login/src/internal.ts` * `packages/login/src/login.ts` * `packages/login/src/receiveLoginData.ts` * `packages/persona/src/PersonaMapsMessage.ts` * `packages/persona/src/_getFirstBuddy.ts` * `packages/persona/src/handlers/getPersonaInfo.ts` * `packages/persona/src/internal.ts` <details> <summary>These files were ignored</summary> * `libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/binary.test.ts` </details> <details> <summary>These file types are not supported</summary> * `.env.example` * `.vscode/extensions.json` * `.vscode/launch.json` * `.vscode/settings.json` </details> <details> <summary>ℹ️ Note</summary><blockquote> CodeRabbit cannot perform edits on its own pull requests yet. </blockquote></details> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Resolved issues in the following files with DeepSource Autofix: 1. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableBase.ts 2. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableBuffer.ts 3. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableByte.ts 4. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.ts 5. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableCString.ts 6. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableDword.ts 7. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableHeader.ts 8. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableMessage.ts 9. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerHeader.ts 10. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts 11. libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableWord.ts 12. packages/gateway/test/npsPortRouter.test.ts 13. packages/lobby/src/handlers/requestConnectGameServer.ts 14. packages/logger/src/getServerLogger.ts 15. packages/login/src/receiveLoginData.ts 16. packages/nps/messageStructs/SessionKey.ts 17. packages/persona/src/internal.ts 18. packages/shared/src/SubThread.ts 19. src/chat/inGameEmails.ts
…ts for BytableData
…ted classes test: add unit tests for PersonaMapsMessage serialization and deserialization chore: remove unused NPSHeader class and update imports accordingly
…erverMessage tests" This reverts commit 155a60e.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis update introduces a new shared logger package ( Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant Config
participant Logger
participant Database
App->>Config: Load configuration via `config`/`dotenv`
App->>Logger: getServerLogger(name)
Logger-->>App: Logger instance (singleton)
App->>Database: databaseService.method(...)
Database-->>App: Data/response
App->>Logger: logger.info/debug/error(...)
Logger->>Logger: Optionally capture errors in Sentry
Logger-->>App: Log output (console/file)
sequenceDiagram
participant Handler
participant BytableMessage
participant BytableHeader
participant BytableField
Handler->>BytableMessage: deserialize(buffer)
BytableMessage->>BytableHeader: deserialize(buffer)
BytableMessage->>BytableField: deserialize(buffer slice)
BytableField-->>BytableMessage: Field instance
BytableMessage-->>Handler: Populated message object
Handler->>BytableMessage: serialize()
BytableMessage->>BytableHeader: serialize()
BytableMessage->>BytableField: serialize()
BytableField-->>BytableMessage: Buffer
BytableMessage-->>Handler: Serialized buffer
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libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableData.test.ts (1)
134-135: Inconsistent test expectations.The test sets field values to "test1" and "test2" but expects them to be "test" after deserialization.
This mismatch is likely due to the MockField implementation truncating strings to 4 characters, but the test should either match the expected behavior or adjust the implementation:
- expect(deserializedData.getFieldValueByName('field1')).toBe('test'); - expect(deserializedData.getFieldValueByName('field2')).toBe('test'); + expect(deserializedData.getFieldValueByName('field1')).toBe('test1'); + expect(deserializedData.getFieldValueByName('field2')).toBe('test2');libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.ts (4)
107-119:⚠️ Potential issueCritical bug: Infinite loop in BytableShortContainer.deserialize() for null-terminated strings
The
do...whileloop for null-terminated strings incrementscursorbut never incrementslength, causing an infinite loop or empty value sincebuffer.subarray(offset, offset + length)will always be empty withlength=0.Apply this fix:
-let length = 0; -let cursor = 0; -do { - this.setValue( - buffer.subarray(offset, offset + length).toString('utf-8'), - ); - cursor++; -} while (buffer[offset + cursor] !== 0); -this.setValue( - buffer.subarray(offset, offset + length).toString('utf-8'), -); -this.length = length + 1; +let cursor = 0; +while (buffer[offset + cursor] !== 0 && offset + cursor < buffer.length) { + cursor++; +} +this.length = cursor + 1; // include terminator +this.setValue(buffer.subarray(offset, offset + cursor).toString('utf-8'));
74-80:⚠️ Potential issueIncorrect serializeSize calculation for null-terminated strings in BytableShortContainer
When
nullTerminatedistrue,lengthis never updated correctly in thedeserializemethod, causingserializeSizeto return incorrect values which breaks layout calculations in parent messages.After fixing the
deserializemethod, consider this fix:override get serializeSize() { if (this.nullTerminated) { - return this.length + 1; + return this.getByteLength(this.value_) + 1; } else { - return this.length + 2; + return this.getByteLength(this.value_) + 2; } }
240-253:⚠️ Potential issueSame critical bug in BytableContainer.deserialize() for null-terminated strings
The original class has the same infinite loop bug in the null-terminated string deserialization.
Apply the same fix:
-let length = 0; -let cursor = 0; -do { - this.setValue( - buffer.subarray(offset, offset + length).toString('utf-8'), - ); - cursor++; -} while (buffer[offset + cursor] !== 0); -this.setValue( - buffer.subarray(offset, offset + length).toString('utf-8'), -); -this.length = length + 1; +let cursor = 0; +while (buffer[offset + cursor] !== 0 && offset + cursor < buffer.length) { + cursor++; +} +this.length = cursor + 1; // include terminator +this.setValue(buffer.subarray(offset, offset + cursor).toString('utf-8'));
208-214: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix serializeSize calculation in BytableContainer too
Similar to the issue in BytableShortContainer, the serializeSize calculation should be based on the current value length, not the potentially stale length property.
Apply this fix:
override get serializeSize() { if (this.nullTerminated) { - return this.length + 1; + return this.getByteLength(this.value_) + 1; } else { - return this.length + 4; + return this.getByteLength(this.value_) + 4; } }libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableData.ts (2)
65-74: Use Buffer.copy instead of Buffer.set for better performanceThe
serializemethod usesbuffer.setfor copying serialized field data, which is inefficient for large payloads. UsingBuffer.prototype.copywould provide better performance for bulk copying.Apply this optimization:
override serialize() { const buffer = Buffer.alloc(this.serializeSize); let offset = 0; for (const field of this.fields_) { - buffer.set(field.serialize(), offset); + const src = field.serialize(); + src.copy(buffer, offset); offset += field.serializeSize; } return buffer; }
33-48:⚠️ Potential issueMissing boundary checks during deserialization
The
deserializemethod advances the offset after each field is deserialized, but there's no check to verify thatoffset + fieldInstance.serializeSizedoesn't exceed the buffer length. This could lead to out-of-range reads and corrupted state.Apply this fix:
for (const field of this.serializeOrder_) { if (!(field.field in BytableFieldTypes)) { throw new Error(`Unknown field type: ${field.field}`); } const fieldType = BytableFieldTypes[field.field]; const fieldInstance = new fieldType(); fieldInstance.setName(field.name); fieldInstance.deserialize(buffer.subarray(offset)); - this.fields_.push(fieldInstance); - offset += fieldInstance.serializeSize; + const nextOffset = offset + fieldInstance.serializeSize; + if (nextOffset > buffer.length) { + throw new Error( + `Deserialization overflow: ${field.name} exceeds buffer length`, + ); + } + this.fields_.push(fieldInstance); + offset = nextOffset; }libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerMessage.ts (2)
98-103: Use Buffer.copy instead of Buffer.set for better performanceSimilar to the issue in BytableData, the
serializeFieldsmethod usesbuffer.setfor copying serialized field data, which is inefficient for large payloads.Apply this optimization:
for (const field of this.fields_) { - buffer.set(field.serialize(), offset); + const src = field.serialize(); + src.copy(buffer, offset); offset += field.serializeSize; }
132-139:⚠️ Potential issuesetSerializeOrder doesn't initialize fields_ array
The
setSerializeOrdermethod updatesserializeOrder_but doesn't initialize thefields_array, which might cause downstream methods to fail. It should initialize field instances that match the serialization order.Apply this fix:
setSerializeOrder( serializeOrder: Array<{ name: string; field: keyof typeof BytableFieldTypes; }>, ) { this.serializeOrder_ = serializeOrder; + this.fields_ = serializeOrder.map(({ name, field }) => { + if (!(field in BytableFieldTypes)) { + throw new Error(`Unknown field type: ${field}`); + } + const fieldInstance = new BytableFieldTypes[field](); + fieldInstance.setName(name); + return fieldInstance; + }); }libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableMessage.ts (6)
194-199:⚠️ Potential issueDuplicate "empty data" buffer is pushed twice
Both
deserializeFields()andserializeFields()unconditionallypushaBytableFieldTypes.Buffer()when the message is "header-only". If the sameBytableMessageinstance is serialized after being deserialized, you end up with multiple phantomdatafields.Add a check to prevent duplicate fields:
if ( this.header_.messageVersion === 0 && this.header_.messageLength === 4 ) { + // Only add an empty buffer if there are no fields yet + if (this.fields_.length === 0) { this.fields_.push(new BytableFieldTypes.Buffer()); + } }
260-265:⚠️ Potential issueDuplicate "empty data" buffer issue in serializeFields()
This is the same issue as in
deserializeFields()- unconditionally pushing a buffer field without checking if it already exists.if ( this.header_.messageVersion === 0 && this.header_.messageLength === 4 ) { + // Only add an empty buffer if there are no fields yet + if (this.fields_.length === 0) { this.fields_.push(new BytableFieldTypes.Buffer()); + } }
120-122:⚠️ Potential issueNumber coercion truncates values > 255
Buffer.from([value])stores only the least-significant byte, truncating anything above 255. For consistency withBytableMessage.coerceValue(), consider using the same approach.} else { coercedValue = - typeof value === 'number' ? Buffer.from([value]) : value; + typeof value === 'number' ? (() => { + const buffer = Buffer.alloc(4); + buffer.writeUInt32BE(value, 0); + return buffer; + })() : value; }
132-143:⚠️ Potential issueVariable shadowing and missing value coercion for updates
The inner
const fieldshadows the outer variable, causing confusion. Also, when updating an existing field, the value isn't coerced, leading to inconsistent representation.const field = this.fields_.find((field) => field.name === name); if (!field) { - const field = new BytableFieldTypes[serializedFormat.field](); - field.setName(name); - field.setValue(coercedValue); + const newField = new BytableFieldTypes[serializedFormat.field](); + newField.setName(name); + newField.setValue(coercedValue); - this.fields_.push(field); + this.fields_.push(newField); return; } -field.setValue(value); +field.setValue(coercedValue);
348-372:⚠️ Potential issueExisting field update skips coercion
setFieldValueByName()correctly coerces values when creating a new field but not when updating an existing one, leading to inconsistent byte layouts.if (!field) { const field = new BytableFieldTypes[serializedFormat.field](); field.setName(name); field.setValue(this.coerceValue(value)); this.fields_.push(field); return; } -field.setValue(value); +field.setValue(this.coerceValue(value));
229-239:⚠️ Potential issue
deserialize()never clears existing fieldsThe
deserialize()method doesn't resetthis.fields_before starting deserialization, which will cause data accumulation if the same instance is deserialized multiple times.override deserialize(buffer: Buffer) { try { + // Reset fields to avoid accumulation on repeated calls + this.fields_ = []; this.header_.deserialize(buffer); this.deserializeFields(buffer.subarray(this.header.serializeSize)); } catch (error) { const err = new Error(`Error deserializing message ${error}`, { cause: error, }); throw err; } }libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.ts (3)
97-103: Add unit tests for verifyAlignment functionThe
verifyAlignmentfunction lacks test coverage. Add tests to verify both success and failure cases to ensure alignment validation works correctly.#!/bin/bash # Look for examples of test structure/patterns to follow echo "Checking test infrastructure for alignment-related functions:" rg -l "align|alignment" --glob "**/*.{test,spec}.{ts,js}"🧰 Tools
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[warning] 98-103: libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.ts#L98-L103
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196-199: Add tests for 16-bit integer validationThe range validation in
setShortmethod ensures values are within valid 16-bit range, but lacks test coverage for the error cases.#!/bin/bash # Check for any existing validation tests echo "Looking for tests of integer range validation:" rg "not a 16-bit integer|not a 32-bit integer" --glob "**/*.{test,spec}.{ts,js}" -C 3🧰 Tools
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[warning] 197-199: libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.ts#L197-L199
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265-268: Add tests for 32-bit integer validationThe range validation in
setIntmethod ensures values are within valid 32-bit range, but lacks test coverage for both success and error cases.#!/bin/bash # Test for existing coverage of boundary cases for 32-bit integers echo "Checking for tests of 32-bit integer boundaries:" rg "0xffffffff|4294967295" --glob "**/*.{test,spec}.{ts,js}" -C 3🧰 Tools
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[warning] 266-268: libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.ts#L266-L268
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packages/shared/index.ts (1)
53-54: Consider explicit exports instead of wildcards.Using wildcard exports (
export * from) reduces visibility of what's being exported and can lead to naming conflicts. Consider explicit exports for better maintainability and type safety.-export * from './src/types.js'; -export * from './src/utility.js'; +export { + // explicitly list types from types.js +} from './src/types.js'; +export { + // explicitly list utilities from utility.js +} from './src/utility.js';libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerHeader.test.ts (1)
21-23: Add a comment to explain the empty method in the mock class.The
deserializemethod is intentionally empty as it's a mock, but this is flagged by static analysis. Add a comment to clarify the intention and prevent linter warnings.class MockBytableBase { - deserialize(_buffer: Buffer) {} + deserialize(_buffer: Buffer) { + // Intentionally empty - mock implementation + } }🧰 Tools
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[error] 22-22: Unexpected empty block.
Empty blocks are usually the result of an incomplete refactoring. Remove the empty block or add a comment inside it if it is intentional.
(lint/suspicious/noEmptyBlockStatements)
libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerMessage.test.ts (2)
17-45: Add comments to clarify empty methods in the mock class.There are empty methods in the mock class that are flagged by static analysis. Add comments to explain their purpose:
setMessageLength() { + // Intentionally empty - mock implementation }🧰 Tools
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[error] 29-29: Unexpected empty block.
Empty blocks are usually the result of an incomplete refactoring. Remove the empty block or add a comment inside it if it is intentional.
(lint/suspicious/noEmptyBlockStatements)
109-131: Add comments to clarify empty method in the MockHeader class.setMessageLength() { + // Intentionally empty - mock implementation }🧰 Tools
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[error] 120-120: Unexpected empty block.
Empty blocks are usually the result of an incomplete refactoring. Remove the empty block or add a comment inside it if it is intentional.
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libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts (2)
83-94: Consider enhancing validateBuffer with more specific error messagesThe
validateBufferfunction throws generic error messages. Consider providing more detailed error information to assist debugging.export function validateBuffer( buf: DataView<ArrayBufferLike> | ArrayBufferLike, direction: string, ) { if (typeof buf === 'undefined') { - throw new Error(`Cannot ${direction} undefined buffer`); + throw new Error(`Cannot ${direction} undefined buffer - buffer must be provided`); } if (buf.byteLength === 0) { - throw new Error(`Cannot ${direction} empty buffer`); + throw new Error(`Cannot ${direction} empty buffer - buffer length must be greater than 0`); } }🧰 Tools
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[warning] 88-89: libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts#L88-L89
Added lines #L88 - L89 were not covered by tests
[warning] 92-93: libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts#L92-L93
Added lines #L92 - L93 were not covered by tests
70-72: Incorrect class name in toString methodThe
toStringmethod ofBytablerefers toBytableBasein its output string, which is misleading since this is theBytableclass.override toString() { - return `BytableBase { name: ${this.name_}, value: ${this.value_} }`; + return `Bytable { name: ${this.name_}, value: ${this.value_} }`; }🧰 Tools
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[warning] 71-72: libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts#L71-L72
Added lines #L71 - L72 were not covered by testslibs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerMessage.ts (1)
89-90: Commented out code for alignmentThere's a commented out line suggesting a potential alignment requirement was considered but not implemented. It's better to either implement it or remove the comment to avoid confusion.
Either remove the commented line completely or add a TODO comment explaining why it's commented out and when it might be needed:
return ( this.header_.serializeSize + fieldSizes.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0) ); -// return this.align8(this.header_.serializeSize + fieldSizes.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0)); +// TODO: Alignment may be needed in the future for certain message typeslibs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableMessage.ts (1)
425-449: Helper function repetition in message factory functionsThe
createRawMessageandcreateGameMessagefunctions contain duplicated code with the only difference being the version number.Consider creating a single helper function with version as a parameter:
+/** + * Internal helper to create a message with specified version + */ +function createMessageWithVersion(version: 0 | 1, buffer?: Buffer) { + const message = new BytableMessage(version); + message.setSerializeOrder([ + { + name: 'data', + field: 'Buffer', + }, + ]); + + if (buffer) { + message.deserialize(buffer); + } + + return message; +} + /** * Creates a version 0 {@link BytableMessage} with a single 'data' field of type Buffer. * * If a buffer is provided, the message is deserialized from it. * * @param buffer - Optional buffer to deserialize into the message. * @returns A {@link BytableMessage} instance configured for raw data. */ export function createRawMessage(buffer?: Buffer) { - const message = new BytableMessage(0); - message.setSerializeOrder([ - { - name: 'data', - field: 'Buffer', - }, - ]); - - if (buffer) { - message.deserialize(buffer); - } - - return message; + return createMessageWithVersion(0, buffer); } /** * Creates a version 1 `BytableMessage` with a single `data` field of type `Buffer`. * * If a buffer is provided, the message is deserialized from it. * * @param buffer - Optional buffer to deserialize into the message. * @returns A `BytableMessage` instance configured for game messages. */ export function createGameMessage(buffer?: Buffer) { - const message = new BytableMessage(1); - message.setSerializeOrder([ - { - name: 'data', - field: 'Buffer', - }, - ]); - - if (buffer) { - message.deserialize(buffer); - } - - return message; + return createMessageWithVersion(1, buffer); }
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packages/shared/index.ts (4)
1-15: LGTM: License header is properly formatted.The GNU Affero General Public License header is correctly included with all the standard clauses.
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Verify the rename impact on dependent code.
The export
ensureLegacyCipherCompatibilityis being renamed toverifyLegacyCipherSupport. This revert could break existing code that relies on the newer name.
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Confirm intent to revert centralized logging package.
This PR reverts commit 155a60e which introduced a centralized logging package. Please confirm this is intentional, as it will impact logging across the entire codebase and potentially affect how errors are reported and monitored.
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What are the benefits of using a centralized logging package in a TypeScript project?💡 Result:
Centralized logging offers significant benefits for TypeScript projects, providing a structured approach to monitoring, debugging, and analyzing application behavior. By consolidating logs from various services and components into a single location, developers can gain comprehensive insights into their application's performance and troubleshoot issues more efficiently.
Key Benefits of Centralized Logging in TypeScript Projects
Improved Debugging and Troubleshooting
Centralized logging makes it significantly easier for developers to debug problems by providing a full, detailed path of all events leading up to an issue[10]. When logs from multiple services are aggregated in one place, developers can:
- Quickly trace the sequence of events across different components
- Identify the root cause of issues without searching through scattered log files
- Reconstruct steps that led to an error for more effective post-mortem debugging[5]
- Reduce time spent on issue diagnosis and resolution[8]
Enhanced Visibility and Monitoring
A centralized logging solution provides comprehensive visibility into your application's behavior:
- Consolidates logs from multiple sources, making it easier to search and analyze data[6]
- Enables real-time monitoring of application performance and health
- Helps identify trends, patterns, and potential issues before they escalate[8]
- Makes it easier to track transactions or requests across various systems[2]
Structured and Consistent Log Format
TypeScript-compatible logging libraries like Winston, Pino, or tslog provide structured logging capabilities:
- JSON-formatted logs are both human-readable and machine-parsable[5]
- Consistent log schema makes it easier to search and analyze logs[5]
- TypeScript's static typing ensures log objects maintain consistent structure[4]
- Standardization of logs from different microservices with different formats
Improved Security and Compliance
Centralizing logs enhances security practices and compliance efforts:
- Protects log data by storing it in a central, secured location[6]
- Simplifies monitoring and auditing to meet regulatory requirements[6]
- Enables setting up role-based access controls to protect sensitive log data[8]
- Facilitates detection of security anomalies through comprehensive log analysis[8]
Better Performance Management
Centralized logging systems help optimize application performance:
- Enables logging of performance metrics like response times and resource utilization[3]
- Provides insights into system bottlenecks through aggregated analysis
- Reduces performance impact through optimized logging libraries like Pino that use worker threads[9]
- Facilitates early error detection through TypeScript's static typing[4]
Contextual and Meaningful Insights
Modern logging frameworks allow for rich contextual information:
- Add metadata like user IDs, request IDs, or transaction IDs to correlate related events[2]
- Include timestamps, severity levels, and other structured data for better analysis[5]
- Filter logs based on various parameters for focused troubleshooting
- Create comprehensive dashboards to visualize log data trends[3]
Operational Efficiency
Centralizing logs improves overall operational efficiency:
- Eliminates the need to access individual servers to view logs[2]
- Simplifies sharing of log data and insights with team members and stakeholders[8]
- Reduces storage costs by filtering out noise and storing only essential data[8]
- Enables setting up alerts for specific events or anomalies in real-time[8]
By implementing a centralized logging approach in your TypeScript project, you can significantly enhance your ability to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize your application while ensuring security and compliance requirements are met.
Citations:
- 1: https://tslog.js.org
- 2: https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/nodejs-logging-best-practices/
- 3: https://dev.to/signoz/microservices-logging-a-practical-guide-to-logging-in-microservices-4ba5
- 4: https://www.telerik.com/blogs/mastering-typescript-benefits-best-practices
- 5: https://blog.appsignal.com/2021/09/01/best-practices-for-logging-in-nodejs.html
- 6: https://dev.to/signoz/centralized-logging-with-open-source-tools-opentelemetry-and-signoz-45m6?comments_sort=oldest
- 7: https://dev.to/imsushant12/logging-and-monitoring-in-nodejs-best-practices-2j1k
- 8: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/blog/learn/centralized-logging.html
- 9: https://blog.logrocket.com/node-js-logging-best-practices-essential-guide/
- 10: https://www.loggly.com/use-cases/centralized-logging-with-loggly/
Confirm removal of centralized logging package
Reverting commit 155a60e drops the centralized logging integration you added previously. This change will:
- Remove aggregated logs across services, making cross-component debugging and traceability harder
- Lose structured JSON log formats and consistent schemas provided by libraries like Winston or Pino
- Impact real-time monitoring, alerting, and dashboarding capabilities
- Eliminate centralized audit trails, which can hinder security and compliance efforts
- Discontinue collection of performance metrics and contextual metadata (e.g., request IDs) for analysis
Please confirm this revert is intentional and that you accept these trade-offs—if not, consider preserving or replacing the centralized logging solution.
17-34:❌ Incorrect review comment
This reverts the centralized logging package changes.
This revert removes the previously established centralized logging functionality that was moved to the dedicated
rusty-motors-loggerpackage, potentially reintroducing inconsistent logging practices across the codebase.
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getServerLoggerandServerLoggerfromrusty-motors-loggerin dozens of files. The revert topackages/shared/index.tsdid not remove or disable the external logger package—centralized logging remains fully intact across the repo. The original warning about reintroducing inconsistent logging does not apply.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerHeader.test.ts (2)
17-24: LGTM: Test setup correctly mocks the base class dependency.The test correctly creates and configures a mock for the BytableBase class to isolate testing of BytableServerHeader functionality.
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26-120: LGTM: Tests provide comprehensive coverage of BytableServerHeader functionality.The test suite thoroughly covers all essential aspects of BytableServerHeader including:
- Default values
- Error handling for unimplemented methods
- Property getters and setters
- JSON representation
- String formatting
- Serialization and deserialization with proper buffer handling
The tests also verify that binary data is correctly encoded/decoded with proper endianness.
libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableData.test.ts (4)
32-59: LGTM: MockField implementation is well-designed for testing.The implementation provides all required methods for testing serialization and deserialization, with appropriate size constraints for fixed-length fields.
61-97: LGTM: MockCStringField correctly implements null-terminated string handling.The implementation properly handles null-terminated strings with variable length and correctly manages the null terminator during serialization and deserialization.
105-115: LGTM: Helper function correctly initializes test objects.The
setupBytableDatafunction provides a convenient way to create and configure test objects, promoting code reuse across tests.
117-208: LGTM: Test suite comprehensively covers BytableData functionality.The tests thoroughly verify key aspects of BytableData including:
- Serialization and deserialization with different field types
- Size calculation
- Error handling for unknown field types
- JSON representation
- Field value access and modification
- Error cases for non-existent fields
- Unimplemented method error handling
This comprehensive test suite helps ensure the class behaves correctly across various scenarios.
libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableServerMessage.test.ts (3)
46-107: LGTM: Mock implementations for BytableFieldTypes properly simulate field types.The mock classes for Buffer and UInt32 correctly implement the necessary methods to simulate field behavior in tests, making it possible to test BytableServerMessage in isolation.
136-145: LGTM: Test setup function efficiently creates configured test objects.The
setupMsghelper function provides a clean way to create and configure test instances with custom serialization order and header class, promoting code reuse.
147-286: LGTM: Test suite thoroughly covers BytableServerMessage functionality.The test suite is comprehensive and tests all key aspects:
- Default initialization
- Property getters and setters
- Error handling for unknown fields
- Serialization and deserialization
- JSON representation and string conversion
- Body/data access and modification
- Hex string generation
- Error propagation
The tests also include error cases such as unknown field types and error propagation during deserialization failures, providing good coverage of error handling.
libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableBase.ts (5)
17-45: LGTM: Comprehensive JSDoc improves class understanding.The detailed JSDoc comments clearly explain the purpose of the class, its usage patterns, and expectations for subclasses. The example provided is particularly helpful for developers implementing subclasses.
47-47: LGTM: Buffer initialization changed to appropriate size.Initializing with a 1-byte buffer is appropriate as a minimal default, as it will be replaced when actual data is deserialized.
65-75: LGTM: Abstract methods now throw clear errors.The base methods now throw errors with informative messages when not implemented by subclasses, making it clearer to developers when they need to override these methods.
118-120: LGTM: Utility method for 8-byte alignment.The
align8method provides a convenient way to align values to 8-byte boundaries, which is useful for binary protocol implementations that require aligned data structures.
122-124: LGTM: Abstract getter for serialize size.The
serializeSizegetter is correctly implemented as an abstract method that throws an error when not overridden by subclasses.libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/Bytable.ts (1)
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Missing test coverage for public API
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maxSizeis properly performed after applying padding, ensuring that padding doesn't cause buffer overflow.
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| /** | ||
| * Converts a string, number, or Buffer to a Buffer. | ||
| * | ||
| * If the input is a string, returns a Buffer containing the string's bytes. If the input is a number, returns a 4-byte Buffer containing the number as a 32-bit unsigned integer in little-endian format. If the input is already a Buffer, returns it unchanged. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param value - The value to convert. | ||
| * @returns A Buffer representation of the input value. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function coerceValueToBuffer( | ||
| value: string | number | Buffer<ArrayBufferLike>, | ||
| ) { | ||
| let coercedValue: Buffer; | ||
| if (typeof value === 'string') { | ||
| coercedValue = Buffer.from(value); | ||
| } else if (typeof value === 'number') { | ||
| coercedValue = Buffer.alloc(4); | ||
| coercedValue.writeUInt32LE(value, 0); | ||
| } else { | ||
| coercedValue = value; | ||
| } | ||
| return coercedValue; | ||
| } |
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Add test coverage for the new coerceValueToBuffer function.
The new coerceValueToBuffer function lacks test coverage according to static analysis. This function is important as it provides type coercion for binary serialization.
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it('should return Buffer unchanged', () => {
const original = Buffer.from([1, 2, 3, 4]);
const result = coerceValueToBuffer(original);
expect(result).toBe(original);
});
it('should convert string to Buffer', () => {
const result = coerceValueToBuffer('test');
expect(Buffer.isBuffer(result)).toBe(true);
expect(result.toString()).toBe('test');
});
it('should convert number to 4-byte Buffer with little-endian format', () => {
const result = coerceValueToBuffer(0x12345678);
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Add unit tests for coerceValueToBuffer
No existing tests reference coerceValueToBuffer in the codebase. Please add a new test suite for this function under the libs/@rustymotors/binary package, for example libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableBase.test.ts, covering:
- Passing through an existing Buffer
- Converting a string to a Buffer and checking its contents
- Converting a number to a 4-byte little-endian Buffer and validating the value
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describe('coerceValueToBuffer', () => {
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const buf = Buffer.from([1, 2, 3, 4]);
expect(coerceValueToBuffer(buf)).toBe(buf);
});
it('converts a string to a Buffer with matching content', () => {
const result = coerceValueToBuffer('hello');
expect(Buffer.isBuffer(result)).toBe(true);
expect(result.toString()).toBe('hello');
});
it('converts a number to a 4-byte little-endian Buffer', () => {
const value = 0xdeadbeef;
const result = coerceValueToBuffer(value);
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| setFieldValueByName(name: string, value: string | number | Buffer) { | ||
| if (name === '') { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| const field = this.fields_.find((field) => field.name === name); | ||
| if (!field) { | ||
| throw new Error(`Field ${name} not found`); | ||
| } | ||
| field.setValue(value); | ||
| } |
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Potential validation issue in setFieldValueByName
The setFieldValueByName method throws an error if the field is not found, but if the field name is empty, it silently returns without any validation or error. This could lead to subtle bugs.
Consider throwing an error for empty field names to avoid silent failures:
setFieldValueByName(name: string, value: string | number | Buffer) {
if (name === '') {
- return;
+ throw new Error('Field name cannot be empty');
}
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if (!field) {
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}
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| setFieldValueByName(name: string, value: string | number | Buffer) { | |
| if (name === '') { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| const field = this.fields_.find((field) => field.name === name); | |
| if (!field) { | |
| throw new Error(`Field ${name} not found`); | |
| } | |
| field.setValue(value); | |
| } | |
| setFieldValueByName(name: string, value: string | number | Buffer) { | |
| if (name === '') { | |
| throw new Error('Field name cannot be empty'); | |
| } | |
| const field = this.fields_.find((field) => field.name === name); | |
| if (!field) { | |
| throw new Error(`Field ${name} not found`); | |
| } | |
| field.setValue(value); | |
| } |
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In libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableData.ts around lines 120 to 129, the
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The serialize method sets the message length as this.serializeSize - 2, but it's not clear why 2 is subtracted. This could lead to incorrect message length values.
The reason for subtracting 2 from the message length should be documented or explained in a comment to clarify the intent.
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Clarify message length calculation in serialize
The 2-byte length field at the start of the header must exclude its own size. In BytableServerMessage.ts (around line 107), add a comment to explain why we subtract 2:
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packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (2)
122-122: Consider safer type checking for database query resultsThe
as unknown as UserRecordMinitype assertion bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider a more robust approach such as validation or type guards to ensure the database result matches the expected interface structure.- const user = query.get( - username, - hashedPassword, - ) as unknown as UserRecordMini | null; + const result = query.get(username, hashedPassword); + // Validate the result has the expected structure + const user = result ? { + customerId: result.customerId, + profileId: result.profileId, + contextId: result.contextId + } as UserRecordMini : null;
140-140: Apply consistent type handling for query resultsSimilar to the findUser method, this also uses a type assertion that could be improved with explicit validation.
- const users = query.all() as unknown as UserRecordMini[]; + const results = query.all(); + // Map and validate each result + const users = results.map(result => ({ + customerId: result.customerId, + profileId: result.profileId, + contextId: result.contextId + })) as UserRecordMini[];
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21-22: Documentation improvement for server configurationThe addition of a link to configuration documentation is valuable for users setting up the server, as it directs them to the newly created configuration guidance.
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2-5: Improved export formatting with proper type informationThe formatting changes make the exports more readable with consistent indentation and explicit type information for the DatabaseManager.
6-11: New exports for user account and ticket managementAdded exports for
retrieveUserAccountandgenerateTicketfunctions that centralize user account and authentication ticket functionality, allowing them to be imported by other packages like gateway.
12-12: Consistent export formattingMaintaining consistent formatting for the
getTunablesexport (with alias togetTuneables).packages/shared/src/Configuration.test.ts (4)
1-2: Updated imports with consistent styleThe imports now use single quotes and explicit
.jsextensions, aligning with the project's formatting standards.
4-15: Improved test setup with proper environment handlingThe test setup now properly preserves and restores the environment between tests, ensuring test isolation.
16-30: Simplified configuration testingThe test now focuses on verifying default configurations when environment variables are unset, matching the PR's shift to using the
configpackage instead of direct environment variable access.
31-39: Properly documented config package limitationsThe test includes important comments about the limitations of testing environment variable overrides with the config package, which is valuable information for future developers.
packages/shared/src/Configuration.ts (7)
1-16: Added proper license headerThe GNU Affero General Public License v3 header provides clear licensing information for the project, which is an important addition.
17-19: Updated imports to use centralized logging and configurationImports now use the new
rusty-motors-loggerpackage and theconfigpackage with dotenv support, aligning with the PR's goal of centralizing logging and configuration management.
27-32: Improved class property declarationsClass properties are now properly declared with definite assignment assertions, improving type safety.
34-74: Enhanced constructor with better documentation and error handlingThe constructor now has improved JSDoc comments and a relaxed logger type to avoid conflicts between different logger implementations. The error handling in the constructor is also more robust.
76-110: Updated static factory method with improved type handlingThe
newInstancestatic method now has better documentation and consistent type handling with the constructor. Using a relaxed type for the logger is a practical solution to avoid type conflicts.
112-126: Improved documentation for getInstance methodThe
getInstancemethod now has clearer JSDoc documentation explaining its purpose and requirements.
129-139: Refactored configuration to use centralized config managementThe
getServerConfigurationfunction now uses the config package to retrieve configuration values, replacing direct environment variable access with a more maintainable approach. It also uses the new centralized logger.
| export function generateTicket(customerId: string): string { | ||
| const ticket = AuthTickets.find((t) => t.customerId === customerId); | ||
| if (ticket) { | ||
| return ticket.ticket; | ||
| } | ||
| return ''; | ||
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Inconsistent customer ID types between in-memory and database implementations
The new authentication functions use customerId as string while the database implementation uses number. This inconsistency could lead to comparison issues and bugs.
-export function generateTicket(customerId: string): string {
+export function generateTicket(customerId: number | string): string {
+ const customerIdStr = String(customerId);
const ticket = AuthTickets.find((t) => t.customerId === customerIdStr);
// ...Similarly, the return type of retrieveUserAccount should be consistent with the UserRecordMini interface where possible to avoid type conversion issues.
Also applies to: 278-288
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In packages/database/src/databaseService.ts around lines 263 to 269 and 278 to
288, the customerId parameter is typed as string in the new authentication
functions but is used as number in the database implementation, causing type
inconsistencies. To fix this, ensure that customerId is consistently typed
across all functions and data structures, preferably matching the database
schema type (likely number). Also, update the return type of retrieveUserAccount
to align with the UserRecordMini interface to avoid unnecessary type conversions
and maintain type safety.
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Hardcoded credentials and session IDs pose a security risk
The code initializes the database with hardcoded admin credentials and static session IDs. This is a security risk for production environments.
Consider:
- Making credentials configurable through environment variables
- Generating session IDs dynamically
- Adding a clear comment that these values are for development/testing only
+ // NOTE: The following hardcoded values are for development purposes only
+ // In production, use environment variables or secure credential storage
DatabaseImpl.registerNewUser(
databaseInstance,
- 'admin',
- 'admin',
+ process.env.ADMIN_USERNAME || 'admin',
+ process.env.ADMIN_PASSWORD || 'admin',
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uses hardcoded admin credentials and static session IDs, which is insecure for
production. Refactor to load the admin username and password from environment
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dynamically generated values, such as UUIDs or secure random strings. Add a
clear comment indicating that these hardcoded values are only for development or
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| * Generates a ticket for the given customer ID. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param customerId - The ID of the customer for whom the ticket is being generated. | ||
| * @returns The ticket associated with the given customer ID, or an empty string if no ticket is found. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function generateTicket(customerId: string): string { | ||
| const ticket = AuthTickets.find((t) => t.customerId === customerId); | ||
| if (ticket) { | ||
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| * @param username - The username of the account to retrieve. | ||
| * @param password - The password of the account to retrieve. | ||
| * @returns An object containing the username, ticket, and customerId if the account is found, or null if not. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function retrieveUserAccount( | ||
| username: string, | ||
| password: string, | ||
| ): { username: string; ticket: string; customerId: string } | null { | ||
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Consider consolidating authentication mechanisms
The file now contains two parallel authentication mechanisms:
- SQLite database-backed authentication (original)
- In-memory array-based authentication (newly added)
This creates potential confusion about which system should be used, how they interact, and how they stay synchronized. Consider:
- Documenting the purpose of each system
- Ensuring consistent behavior between the two approaches
- Adding clear migration paths if one system is intended to replace the other
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What are the best practices for transitioning between authentication systems in a Node.js application?
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Transitioning between authentication systems in a Node.js application requires careful planning and execution to maintain security while ensuring a smooth user experience. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you navigate this process effectively.
Planning Your Authentication Migration
Before diving into the technical aspects, it's crucial to conduct a thorough assessment of your current and target authentication systems:
Evaluate Current System Strengths and Weaknesses
Begin with a SWOT analysis of your existing authentication system to identify areas that need improvement and aspects worth preserving[6]. This evaluation will help you determine the most suitable migration strategy and prioritize which components to migrate first.
Select the Right Authentication Framework
Choose an authentication framework that aligns with your application's needs. Popular options include Passport.js for flexible authentication strategies and libraries like MSAL Node for Microsoft identity platform integration[2][9].
Technical Migration Steps
From Legacy to Modern Authentication Libraries
If you're migrating from older libraries like ADAL to newer ones like MSAL for Microsoft authentication, follow these steps:
- Update app registration settings to use the newer endpoints (e.g., switch from Azure AD v1.0 to v2.0 endpoint)[3]
- Install the new authentication library:
npm install @azure/msal-node - Update your import statements:
const msal = require('@azure/msal-node');
- Remove the old library:
npm uninstall adal-node ```[3][9] - Map your authentication methods from the old to new library. For example, when migrating from ADAL to MSAL:
| ADAL Method | MSAL Equivalent |
|---|---|
| acquireToken | acquireTokenSilent |
| acquireTokenWithAuthorizationCode | acquireTokenByCode |
| acquireTokenWithClientCredentials | acquireTokenByClientCredential |
| acquireTokenWithRefreshToken | acquireTokenByRefreshToken |
Node.js Version Compatibility
When upgrading Node.js versions alongside your authentication system:
- Check compatibility of your authentication libraries with the target Node.js version
- Test your authentication flows in a development environment before migrating production
- Create a rollback plan in case of unexpected issues
- Implement the migration in phases, starting with non-critical components[5]
Security Best Practices During Transition
Token Storage and Management
Secure Token Storage
Never store authentication tokens in localStorage due to vulnerability to XSS attacks[7]. Instead, use:
- HTTP-only cookies for refresh tokens
- Memory storage for short-lived access tokens
- Server-side session storage with Redis for sensitive session data[7]
Implement Refresh Token Rotation
Use refresh tokens with proper expiration policies to maintain user sessions without compromising security:
const generateRefreshToken = (userId) => {
return jwt.sign({ userId }, process.env.REFRESH_SECRET, { expiresIn: '7d' });
};
```[10]
### Authentication Mechanisms
**Implement Strong Authentication Layers**
1. Use bcrypt or similar algorithms for password hashing
2. Consider implementing multi-factor authentication
3. Validate all user inputs to prevent SQL injection and XSS attacks[2]
**Single Session Management**
Enhance security by implementing single-session policy:
```javascript
// Login API
const newSessionId = generateAccessToken(user);
user.sessionId = newSessionId;
await user.save();
// Auth API
const decodedToken = jwt.verify(token, process.env.ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET);
const sessionIdFromToken = decodedToken.sessionId;
if (user.sessionId !== sessionIdFromToken) {
return res.status(403).json({ message: 'Session invalidated. You are logged in elsewhere.' });
}
```[10]
## Testing and Rollout Strategy
A phased approach minimizes risks during authentication transitions:
1. **Parallel Running**: Maintain both authentication systems simultaneously during transition
2. **Cohort Testing**: Migrate a small percentage of users first
3. **Monitoring**: Implement comprehensive logging to track authentication successes and failures
4. **User Communication**: Inform users about the change and provide guidance if action is required
For production environments, first test thoroughly in development:
- Test all rules, hooks, and custom connections
- Enable the new authentication system on development tenants
- Migrate to production only after confirming no issues in development[5]
## Database Migration Considerations
If your authentication system involves database changes:
1. Create and run database migrations using tools like MikroORM:npm run db -- migration:create # Generate a new migration file
npm run db -- migration:up # Apply all pending migrations
2. Define scripts in package.json for common database operations:
```json
{
"scripts": {
"db:migrate": "mikro-orm migration:up",
"db:create-migration": "mikro-orm migration:create"
}
}
```[1]
By following these best practices, you can successfully transition between authentication systems in your Node.js application while maintaining security and minimizing disruption to your users.
Citations:
- 1: https://themobilereality.com/blog/javascript/best-practices-nodejs
- 2: https://graffersid.com/how-to-make-your-node-js-application-secure/
- 3: https://docs.azure.cn/en-us/entra/identity-platform/msal-node-migration
- 4: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/azure-sql-passwordless-migration-nodejs?view=azuresql
- 5: https://auth0.com/docs/troubleshoot/product-lifecycle/past-migrations/migrate-to-nodejs-12
- 6: https://www.nodeforward.org/migrating-legacy-systems-to-the-cloud-with-node-js/
- 7: https://dev.to/dpashutskii/what-are-the-good-practices-to-node-js-web-app-authentication-and-authorization-11o2
- 8: https://www.cloudthat.com/resources/blog/building-secure-authentication-and-authorization-systems-with-node-js
- 9: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity-platform/msal-node-migration
- 10: https://dev.to/sushantrahate/nodejs-authentication-best-practices-and-key-strategies-1npj
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**Consolidate authentication mechanisms and plan a phased migration**
The file currently exposes two parallel auth flows—SQLite DB-backed (`UserAccounts`/`AuthTickets`) and a new in-memory array—without coordination or deprecation strategy. This can lead to inconsistent state, unexpected login failures, and maintenance confusion. Please:
• Document each mechanism’s purpose, scope, and intended lifetime (e.g., legacy vs. experimental)
• Annotate new in-memory methods in `packages/database/src/databaseService.ts` (around lines 257–288) with `@experimental` or `@deprecated` JSDoc tags
• Define a phase-based rollout:
1. Mirror all login/register calls to both stores behind a feature flag
2. Migrate existing users/tickets from SQLite → in-memory (or your target store) via a one-off migration script
3. Flip the flag to read exclusively from the new system, verify metrics and errors
4. Remove legacy DB code once no active dependencies remain
• Ensure both paths share the same password-hashing and ticket-generation logic
• Add regression tests for each phase and monitor auth success/failure rates
• Update your README or internal docs with the above migration steps and deprecation schedule
This will keep behavior consistent, reduce risk during cutover, and provide a clear path to retire the old system.
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In packages/database/src/databaseService.ts around lines 257 to 288, the file
currently contains two parallel authentication mechanisms—one backed by SQLite
and another using in-memory arrays—without clear documentation or migration
strategy. To fix this, add JSDoc annotations like @experimental or @deprecated
to the new in-memory methods to clarify their status, document the purpose and
intended lifetime of each system, and plan a phased migration approach: mirror
operations to both systems behind a feature flag, migrate existing data with a
script, switch reads to the new system once stable, and eventually remove legacy
code. Also, ensure consistent password hashing and ticket generation logic
across both, add regression tests for each phase, and update internal
documentation or README with these migration and deprecation plans.
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48-50: Unimplemented method in BytableShortContainerThe
setNullTerminatedmethod throws an error indicating it's not implemented, but the class already has anullTerminatedfield. This method should be implemented to provide full functionality.Consider implementing the method instead of throwing an error:
-setNullTerminated(_nullTerminated: boolean) { - throw new Error('Method not implemented.'); +setNullTerminated(nullTerminated: boolean) { + this.nullTerminated = nullTerminated; }
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libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.test.ts (2)
18-22: Note about the missing null termination tests for BytableShortContainerThe comment acknowledges that
setNullTerminatedis not implemented inBytableShortContainer. Consider adding a direct test for this limitation to ensure the expected error is thrown when calling this method.+ it('throws on setNullTerminated', () => { + const c = new BytableShortContainer(); + expect(() => c.setNullTerminated(true)).toThrow('Method not implemented.'); + });
79-91: Consider adding a similar json property test for BytableShortContainerThe test suite validates the
jsonproperty structure forBytableContainerbut has no equivalent test forBytableShortContainer. For consistency, a similar test should be added to ensure both classes behave as expected.+it('json property returns expected structure for BytableShortContainer', () => { + const c = new BytableShortContainer(); + c.setValue(str); + c.setName('foo'); + const json = c.json; + expect(json).toMatchObject({ + name: 'foo', + value: str, + length: str.length, + nullTerminated: false, + serializeSize: str.length + 2, + }); +});libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.ts (1)
148-150: Unimplemented toString methodBoth container classes have an unimplemented
toString()method that throws an error. Since this method is required by theBytableObjectinterface (as seen in the relevant code snippets), consider implementing it to return a meaningful string representation.-override toString(): string { - throw new Error('Method not implemented.'); +override toString(): string { + return `${this.name_}=${this.value_}`; }
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1-93: Good test suite with comprehensive coverage of both container classes.The tests thoroughly verify key functionality of
BytableContainerandBytableShortContainerincluding value handling, serialization/deserialization roundtrips, and property validation. The test cases align well with the implementation details from the BytableContainer.ts file.libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.ts (5)
20-151: BytableShortContainer implementation looks good overallThe new
BytableShortContainerclass provides a container with a 2-byte length prefix for serialization. The implementation is thorough with appropriate validation and error handling.
74-80: serializeSize calculation in BytableShortContainer looks goodThe serialization size calculation properly accounts for the 2-byte length prefix when not null-terminated and the 1-byte terminator when null-terminated. This matches the actual serialization implementation.
204-210: Correctly updated serializeSize for 4-byte length prefixThe
serializeSizegetter inBytableContainernow correctly returnslength + 4for non-null-terminated containers, aligning with the 4-byte length prefix used in serialization.
222-226: Correctly updated serialization to use 4-byte length prefixThe serialization method now properly uses a 4-byte buffer and
writeUInt32BEfor the length prefix, matching the change in theserializeSizecalculation.
245-253: Correctly updated deserialization to use 4-byte length prefixThe deserialization method now properly uses
readUInt32BEto read the length prefix and adjusts the offset calculations accordingly (offset + 4 instead of offset + 2).
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Line 83 calls setName('foo'), but the corresponding assertion in lines 85-90 doesn't verify that the name is included in the json object, even though BytableContainer.json should include this property.
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The BytableContainer.json getter includes a name property (name: this.name_), but the test at libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.test.ts doesn’t verify it. Please update the test (around lines 85–90) to assert that json.name equals the value set:
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Inconsistency in json property implementation
The json property in BytableShortContainer includes the name field, while the json property in BytableContainer (lines 256-263) doesn't. This inconsistency could cause issues for consumers of these classes.
Either add the name to BytableContainer.json:
get json() {
return {
+ name: this.name_,
value: this.value_,
length: this.length,
nullTerminated: this.nullTerminated,
serializeSize: this.serializeSize,
};
}Or remove it from BytableShortContainer.json for consistency.
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In libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.ts around lines 127 to 134,
the json property includes the name field, but the json property in
BytableContainer (lines 256-263) does not, causing inconsistency. To fix this,
either add the name field to the json property in BytableContainer or remove the
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The current implementation for deserializing a null-terminated buffer directly extracts the string up to the null byte, which is more robust than the previous approach that used a loop. However, ensure this works correctly with binary data that might contain null bytes.
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I couldn’t find any existing tests that cover buffers containing embedded \0 bytes. Please add tests to verify both modes:
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191-195: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionMissing validation in Uint8_tArray constructor
The
Uint8_tArrayclass constructor doesn't validate that the size parameter is a positive number, which could lead to unexpected behavior with negative or zero sizes.export class Uint8_tArray extends BinaryMember { constructor(size: number) { + if (size <= 0) { + throw new Error('Size must be a positive number'); + } super(size); } }libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.ts (1)
137-144: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix inconsistency in json property implementation
The
jsonproperty inBytableShortContainerincludes thenamefield, while thejsonproperty inBytableContainerdoesn't. This inconsistency could cause issues for consumers of these classes.Either add the name to BytableContainer.json:
get json() { return { + name: this.name_, value: this.value_, length: this.length, nullTerminated: this.nullTerminated, serializeSize: this.serializeSize, }; }Or remove it from BytableShortContainer.json for consistency.
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82-84: Improve abstract method implementationThe
toString()method is implemented to throw an error rather than being declared abstract like the other methods. This is inconsistent with the class design pattern where abstract methods are explicitly marked.-override toString(): string { - throw new Error('Method not implemented.'); +abstract override toString(): string;Additionally, consider adding unit tests for this method to improve code coverage.
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87-145: Reduce code duplication between container classesThere's significant duplication between
BytableShortContainerandBytableContainer, particularly in theserializeanddeserializemethods. The only differences are the length field size (2 vs 4 bytes) and the methods used to read/write them.Consider refactoring common logic into protected methods in the base class:
protected serializeWithLength(value: Buffer, lengthBytes: number, writeMethod: (buffer: Buffer, value: number, offset: number) => void): Buffer { const lengthPrefix = Buffer.alloc(lengthBytes); writeMethod(lengthPrefix, this.length, 0); return Buffer.concat([lengthPrefix, value]); } protected serializeNullTerminated(value: Buffer): Buffer { return value.length === 0 ? Buffer.from('\0') : Buffer.concat([value, Buffer.from('\0')]); }Then simplify the concrete classes to use these helper methods.
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libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.test.ts (1)
1-236: Well-structured and comprehensive test suiteThis test file provides excellent coverage of the BinaryMember class and its related utilities. The tests thoroughly verify functionality including initialization, value manipulation, error handling, serialization/deserialization, alignment operations, and endian conversions. The tests are organized logically with clear assertions and cover both positive cases and error conditions.
libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BinaryMember.ts (5)
42-61: Well-implemented alignment utilities with proper validationThe alignment utilities are correctly implemented with proper validation. The
alignfunction checks for non-positive alignment values, andverifyAlignmentthrows an informative error when alignment requirements aren't met. The implementation uses a mathematical approach that works for any positive alignment value, not just powers of two.
21-40: Endian conversion utilities are correctly implementedThe Endian object provides correct byte swapping implementations for both 16-bit and 32-bit values. The implementation uses proper bitwise operations to ensure correct byte order conversion between host and network byte order.
64-107: BinaryMember base class has good design with proper error handlingThe BinaryMember class provides a solid foundation for binary data handling with proper size enforcement, optional padding, and comprehensive serialization/deserialization support. The implementation properly checks size limits after applying padding, and provides clear error messages.
115-144: Uint16_t implementation with proper endian handlingThe Uint16_t class correctly provides both little-endian and big-endian operations with proper value range validation. The get/set methods are correctly implemented with proper parenthesization to avoid operator precedence issues.
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146-189: Uint32_t implementation with proper endian handlingThe Uint32_t class correctly implements the 32-bit integer operations with proper endianness support. The value range validation is correctly implemented to ensure only valid 32-bit unsigned integers are accepted.
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158-166:❌ Incorrect review comment
Add validation for empty non-null-terminated strings
For non-null-terminated strings, both container classes create a length prefix and concatenate it with the value. However, there's no explicit handling for empty values in this case.
Consider explicit handling of empty values for non-null-terminated strings as well, similar to how it's handled for null-terminated strings.
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The
serialize/deserializelogic already covers empty non-null-terminated values by writing a zero-length prefix (4 bytes of 0) and no payload, and reading it back as an empty string. No additional special case is needed.Optional: if you’d like to ensure this behavior remains covered, you could add a test for an empty non-null-terminated string, but no code change is required here.
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Add unit tests for null-terminated string handling
The implementation for deserializing null-terminated strings has been improved to use buffer.indexOf(0), which is more robust. However, static analysis indicates this code path lacks test coverage.
Please add unit tests to cover:
- Null-terminated strings of various lengths
- Error cases when null terminator is missing
- Empty null-terminated strings
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Add missing unit tests for null-terminated deserialization
The existing suite only exercises the successful “hello” round-trip. We need to cover edge cases in libs/@rustymotors/binary/src/lib/BytableContainer.test.ts:
• Error when the null terminator is missing
• Empty null-terminated string (Buffer.from([0]))
• Various lengths (e.g. 1, 5, 10 chars)
For example, under the describe('BytableContainer') block add:
it('throws if null terminator is missing', () => {
const c = new BytableContainer();
c.setNullTerminated(true);
const buf = Buffer.from('no-null-term'); // no trailing 0x00
expect(() => c.deserialize(buf))
.toThrow('Null terminator not found in buffer');
});
it('deserializes empty null-terminated string', () => {
const c = new BytableContainer();
c.setNullTerminated(true);
const buf = Buffer.from([0]);
c.deserialize(buf);
expect(c.getValue()).toBe('');
expect(c.length).toBe(0);
});
it('deserializes null-terminated strings of various lengths', () => {
[1, 5, 10].forEach(len => {
const str = 'a'.repeat(len);
const buf = Buffer.concat([Buffer.from(str), Buffer.from([0])]);
const c = new BytableContainer();
c.setNullTerminated(true);
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inside the existing describe('BytableContainer') block to ensure coverage of all
edge cases for null-terminated string handling.
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packages/transactions/test/clientConnect.test.ts (1)
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Verify database service mock consistency
The mock has been updated to use
databaseServiceinstead ofdatabaseManager, which aligns with the database service interface changes. Since this is a revert PR, verify that this change is consistent with all other test files and that no tests will break after the revert.
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Two gateway test files still reference
databaseManagerand need to be updated to usedatabaseService:
- packages/gateway/test/mcotsPortRouter.test.ts
- packages/gateway/test/npsPortRouter.test.ts
Please replace occurrences of:
databaseManager: { … }, vi.mocked(await import('rusty-motors-database')).databaseManager;with:
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packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (4)
56-250: Parallel authentication mechanisms without coordinationThe file implements two parallel authentication mechanisms (SQLite-based and in-memory) without clear coordination between them or documentation about when to use each.
As suggested in previous reviews:
- Document each mechanism's purpose, scope, and intended lifetime
- Add JSDoc annotations like
@experimentalor@deprecatedto clarify status- Plan a phased migration approach with feature flags
- Ensure consistent password hashing and ticket generation across both systems
- Add regression tests and update documentation with migration plans
This will reduce confusion and maintenance issues while providing a clear transition path.
231-247:⚠️ Potential issueHardcoded user accounts security risk
The hardcoded
UserAccountsandAuthTicketsarrays pose a security risk as they contain credentials in plaintext. This was previously flagged in code reviews.As mentioned in previous reviews, these hardcoded arrays should be:
- Moved to a separate file (e.g.,
mockData.tsor a config undertest/)- Only used in non-production environments
- Replaced with environment variable-based configuration for production
This is particularly important for security-sensitive data like user credentials and authentication tickets.
260-280:⚠️ Potential issueHardcoded credentials and session IDs
The initialization code contains hardcoded admin credentials and static session IDs, which is a security risk for production environments.
As flagged in previous reviews, consider:
- Making credentials configurable through environment variables
- Generating session IDs dynamically
- Adding a clear comment that these values are for development/testing only
+ // NOTE: The following hardcoded values are for development purposes only + // In production, use environment variables or secure credential storage DatabaseImpl.registerNewUser( databaseInstance, - 'admin', - 'admin', + process.env.ADMIN_USERNAME || 'admin', + process.env.ADMIN_PASSWORD || 'admin', 5551212, );
199-233:⚠️ Potential issueType inconsistency between customerId representations
There's an inconsistency in how
customerIdis typed between the in-memory implementation and other parts of the code. In the session-related functions,customerIdis treated as a number, but in thegenerateTicketfunction it's treated as a string.Standardize the type of
customerIdacross all functions and interfaces to avoid potential comparison issues. Consider using a consistent type (preferably number based on database schema) and adding appropriate type conversions where needed.
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packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (2)
24-26: In-memory stores may not persist between restartsThe addition of in-memory stores for sessions and users means that this data will be lost when the server restarts. Ensure this is the intended behavior and that there's either a persistence mechanism or this is clearly documented as a limitation.
Consider implementing a persistence mechanism for these in-memory stores or documenting this behavior clearly for operators. For production environments, you might want to use Redis or another distributed cache for session data.
314-315: Empty migration placeholder commentsThe placeholder comments for "migrated DatabaseManager API" don't contain any actual code. If this is meant to mark where additional code should be added during migration, it should be more descriptive or include TODO comments with specific tasks.
Add more descriptive comments explaining what migration tasks are planned or remove these placeholder comments if they're no longer needed.
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packages/database/index.ts (1)
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Confirm all necessary exports are maintained after revert
The exports have been simplified to only include
databaseServiceandgetTunables(aliased asgetTuneables). Since this is a revert PR, ensure that any code depending on the previously exportedDatabaseManagerorfindCustomerByContextwill continue to function properly after the revert.
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All removed exports are not in use
A global search didn’t find any imports ofDatabaseManagerorfindCustomerByContext, and there are no direct usages that would break. The only match (mockDatabaseManager.updateSessionKey) is local to the transactions tests and isn’t affected by this revert. No further changes needed.packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (1)
1-15: License header addition is appropriateThe GNU Affero General Public License header is appropriate for server software. This is a good practice for open-source projects.
| import { ConnectionRecord, } from "rusty-motors-shared"; | ||
| import { ServerLogger } from "rusty-motors-logger"; |
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This change updates imports to source ServerLogger from the new rusty-motors-logger package instead of the previous location in rusty-motors-shared. Since this appears to be part of a revert PR, ensure that this change is actually being reverted correctly and that any dependent imports are properly updated.
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We’ve updated packages/transactions/test/clientConnect.test.ts to import ServerLogger from rusty-motors-logger, but there are still several places importing it from rusty-motors-shared. Please update these for consistency:
- packages/login/src/NPSUserStatus.test.ts
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- packages/gateway/src/socketErrorHandler.ts
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| export interface DatabaseService { | ||
| isDatabaseConnected: () => boolean; | ||
| registerUser: ( | ||
| username: string, | ||
| password: string, | ||
| customerId: number, | ||
| ) => void; | ||
| findUser: (username: string, password: string) => UserRecordMini; | ||
| getAllUsers: () => UserRecordMini[]; | ||
| updateSession: ( | ||
| customerId: number, | ||
| contextId: string, | ||
| userId: number, | ||
| ) => void; | ||
| findSessionByContext: (contextId: string) => UserRecordMini | undefined; | ||
| } | ||
| isDatabaseConnected: () => boolean; | ||
| registerUser: ( | ||
| username: string, | ||
| password: string, | ||
| customerId: number, | ||
| ) => void; | ||
| findUser: (username: string, password: string) => UserRecordMini; | ||
| getAllUsers: () => UserRecordMini[]; | ||
| updateSession: ( | ||
| customerId: number, | ||
| contextId: string, | ||
| userId: number, | ||
| ) => void; | ||
| findSessionByContext: (contextId: string) => UserRecordMini | undefined; | ||
| updateUser: (user: { userId: number; userData: Buffer }) => Promise<void>; | ||
| fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId: (customerId: number) => Promise<ConnectionRecord>; | ||
| updateSessionKey: (customerId: number, sessionKey: string, contextId: string, connectionId: string) => Promise<void>; | ||
| fetchSessionKeyByConnectionId: (connectionId: string) => Promise<ConnectionRecord>; | ||
| retrieveUserAccount: ( | ||
| username: string, | ||
| password: string, | ||
| ) => { username: string; ticket: string; customerId: string } | null; | ||
| generateTicket: (customerId: string) => string; | ||
| } |
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The DatabaseService interface has been significantly expanded with new methods. This increased API surface area should be thoroughly tested to ensure backward compatibility with existing code.
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I verified that the following methods were added and are already referenced 33 times across the codebase:
updateUser, fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId, updateSessionKey, fetchSessionKeyByConnectionId, retrieveUserAccount, generateTicket. To maintain backward compatibility and code stability, please:
- Add or update unit tests for each new method, covering both success and error paths.
- Extend integration or E2E tests to exercise flows that depend on session-key retrieval and ticket generation.
- Run a full regression suite to confirm no existing functionality is broken by these additions.
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In packages/database/src/databaseService.ts lines 29 to 53, the DatabaseService
interface has been expanded with new methods like updateUser,
fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId, updateSessionKey, fetchSessionKeyByConnectionId,
retrieveUserAccount, and generateTicket. To ensure backward compatibility and
stability, add or update unit tests for each of these new methods covering both
success and failure scenarios. Additionally, extend integration or end-to-end
tests to include flows that use session-key retrieval and ticket generation.
Finally, run the full regression test suite to verify no existing functionality
is broken by these changes.
| import { hashSync } from 'bcrypt'; | ||
| import { DatabaseSync } from 'node:sqlite'; | ||
| import { getServerLogger } from 'rusty-motors-logger'; | ||
| import type { UserRecordMini, ConnectionRecord } from 'rusty-motors-shared'; | ||
| import { SQL, DATABASE_PATH } from './databaseConstrants.js'; | ||
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packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (3)
288-305: Hardcoded user credentials and session IDs in production code.The code initializes the database with hardcoded admin credentials and static session IDs, which is a security risk.
The hardcoded credentials and session IDs pose a security risk and should be configured through environment variables or secure credential storage, especially for production environments.
24-48:⚠️ Potential issueInconsistent customerId types between Sequelize models and service interface.
The Sequelize models define
customerIdasstring(lines 31, 43) while theDatabaseServiceinterface usesnumberfor many methods (lines 59, 64, 70, 71, etc.). This type inconsistency can lead to runtime errors.Standardize the type of
customerIdthroughout the codebase:// If customerId should be a string in your models class UserAccount extends Model { declare username: string; declare password: string; declare ticket: string; declare customerId: string; } // Then update the interface to match: export interface DatabaseService { // ... other methods registerUser: ( username: string, password: string, - customerId: number, + customerId: string, ) => void; // Update other methods similarly } // OR if customerId should be a number in your system: class UserAccount extends Model { declare username: string; declare password: string; declare ticket: string; - declare customerId: string; + declare customerId: number; } // And update the model initialization: UserAccount.init({ username: { type: DataTypes.STRING, allowNull: false, unique: true }, password: { type: DataTypes.STRING, allowNull: false }, ticket: { type: DataTypes.STRING, allowNull: false }, - customerId: { type: DataTypes.STRING, allowNull: false, unique: true }, + customerId: { type: DataTypes.INTEGER, allowNull: false, unique: true }, }, { sequelize, modelName: 'UserAccount', tableName: 'user_accounts', timestamps: false });This is a critical issue because it will cause type conversion errors at runtime when data is passed between these systems.
49-51: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionIn-memory stores lack documentation and coordination with Sequelize models.
The code introduces in-memory stores alongside Sequelize models without clear documentation on when each should be used, potentially leading to data inconsistency.
Add clear documentation about the purpose of these in-memory stores and ensure data consistency:
- // In-memory session and user stores (for legacy/fallback/testing) + /** + * In-memory session and user stores. + * @deprecated These stores are for legacy support only and will be removed in future versions. + * New code should use the Sequelize models directly. + * + * IMPORTANT: These stores are not synchronized with the database and should only be used + * in development/testing environments or for backward compatibility. + */ const _sessions: ConnectionRecord[] = []; const _users: Map<number, Buffer> = new Map(); + /** + * Synchronizes in-memory stores with database on initialization + * @async + */ + async function syncInMemoryStores(): Promise<void> { + // Sync code here + }
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packages/gateway/src/web.ts (3)
224-248: Add timeout handling for async database operations.The
processHttpRequestfunction now waits for async handlers but doesn't handle potential timeouts or long-running operations that could block the server.Consider adding a timeout mechanism to prevent long-running database operations from blocking the server:
export async function processHttpRequest( request: http.IncomingMessage, response: http.ServerResponse, ) { const url = new URL( `http://${process.env['HOST'] ?? 'localhost'}${request.url}`, ); if (routeHandlers.has(url.pathname)) { const handler = routeHandlers.get(url.pathname); if (handler) { - // Await the handler in case it's async - const result = await handler(request, response); + // Await the handler with a timeout + const result = await Promise.race([ + handler(request, response), + new Promise<never>((_, reject) => + setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Request timeout')), 5000) + ) + ]).catch(error => { + console.error('Handler error:', error); + response.statusCode = 500; + response.end('Internal server error'); + return null; + }); + + if (!result) return; // Error was already handled const { headers, body } = result; Object.entries(headers).forEach(([key, value]) => { response.setHeader(key, value); }); response.end(body); return; } } response.statusCode = 404; response.end('Not found'); }
167-169: Fix environment variable access with proper fallback.The URL construction uses
process.env['HOST']with a fallback, but it could be more robust by checking for undefined/null values and using a more descriptive default.const url = new URL( - `http://${process.env['HOST'] ?? 'localhost'}${request.url}`, + `http://${process.env['HOST'] || process.env['SERVER_HOST'] || 'localhost'}${request.url}`, );
174-178: Fix typo in error message.There's a typo in the error message "Opps!" which should be "Oops!".
authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createInvalid( 'INV-100', - 'Opps!', + 'Oops!', 'https://winehq.com', );packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (4)
265-270: Use @deprecated annotation for deprecated sync methods.The synchronous methods that now throw errors should be properly annotated with JSDoc
@deprecatedtags to provide better IDE warnings.+ /** + * @deprecated Use generateTicketAsync instead + */ generateTicket: (_customerId: string) => { throw new Error('generateTicket should be called as an async method'); }, + /** + * @deprecated Use retrieveUserAccountAsync instead + */ retrieveUserAccount: (_username: string, _password: string) => { throw new Error('retrieveUserAccount should be called as an async method'); },
313-316: Improve error handling in generateTicketAsync.The
generateTicketAsyncfunction returns an empty string when no ticket is found, which doesn't provide any context about why the ticket wasn't available.export async function generateTicketAsync(customerId: string): Promise<string> { - const ticket = await AuthTicket.findOne({ where: { customerId } }); - return ticket ? ticket.ticket : ''; + try { + const ticket = await AuthTicket.findOne({ where: { customerId } }); + if (!ticket) { + const logger = getServerLogger('database'); + logger.warn(`No ticket found for customer ID: ${customerId}`); + return ''; + } + return ticket.ticket; + } catch (error) { + const logger = getServerLogger('database'); + logger.error(`Error retrieving ticket: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`); + throw error; + } }
237-243: Avoid returning resolved promises directly.The code pattern
return Promise.resolve(record)is redundant in an async function.Simplify promise handling in async functions:
fetchSessionKeyByCustomerId: async (customerId: number) => { const record = _sessions.find((session) => session.customerId === customerId); if (typeof record === 'undefined') { throw Error(`Session key not found for customer ${customerId}`); } - return Promise.resolve(record); + return record; },Apply the same pattern to other similar instances.
326-327: Empty migration placeholders need implementation or removal.The commented placeholders for the DatabaseManager API migration don't provide any value and should either be implemented or removed.
- // --- Begin migrated DatabaseManager API --- - // --- End migrated DatabaseManager API ---
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packages/database/src/databaseService.ts (1)
272-273: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionMissing await in async function assignments.
The database service creates methods with references to async functions but doesn't handle the Promise correctly.
- generateTicketAsync: generateTicketAsync, - retrieveUserAccountAsync: retrieveUserAccountAsync, + generateTicketAsync: async (customerId: string) => { + return await generateTicketAsync(customerId); + }, + retrieveUserAccountAsync: async (username: string, password: string) => { + return await retrieveUserAccountAsync(username, password); + },Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
| async function handleAuthLogin( | ||
| request: http.IncomingMessage, | ||
| response: http.ServerResponse, | ||
| ): Promise<WebHandlerResponse> { | ||
| const url = new URL( | ||
| `http://${process.env['HOST'] ?? 'localhost'}${request.url}`, | ||
| ); | ||
| const username = url.searchParams.get('username') ?? ''; | ||
| const password = url.searchParams.get('password') ?? ''; | ||
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| let authResponse: AuthLoginResponse; | ||
| authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createInvalid( | ||
| 'INV-100', | ||
| 'Opps!', | ||
| 'https://winehq.com', | ||
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| const user = await databaseService.retrieveUserAccountAsync(username, password); | ||
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| if (user !== null) { | ||
| const ticket = await databaseService.generateTicketAsync(user.customerId); | ||
| if (ticket !== '') { | ||
| authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createValid(ticket); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| return { | ||
| headers: { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' }, | ||
| body: authResponse.formatResponse(), | ||
| }; | ||
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Convert synchronous calls to async with proper error handling.
The handleAuthLogin function now uses async database calls, which is good, but it doesn't have proper error handling for database operations. If retrieveUserAccountAsync or generateTicketAsync throw exceptions, they'll crash the server.
Add try/catch blocks to handle potential database errors:
async function handleAuthLogin(
request: http.IncomingMessage,
response: http.ServerResponse,
): Promise<WebHandlerResponse> {
const url = new URL(
`http://${process.env['HOST'] ?? 'localhost'}${request.url}`,
);
const username = url.searchParams.get('username') ?? '';
const password = url.searchParams.get('password') ?? '';
response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
let authResponse: AuthLoginResponse;
authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createInvalid(
'INV-100',
'Opps!',
'https://winehq.com',
);
+ try {
const user = await databaseService.retrieveUserAccountAsync(username, password);
if (user !== null) {
const ticket = await databaseService.generateTicketAsync(user.customerId);
if (ticket !== '') {
authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createValid(ticket);
}
}
+ } catch (error) {
+ // Log the error but maintain the invalid response
+ console.error('Authentication error:', error);
+ }
return {
headers: { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' },
body: authResponse.formatResponse(),
};
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| async function handleAuthLogin( | |
| request: http.IncomingMessage, | |
| response: http.ServerResponse, | |
| ): Promise<WebHandlerResponse> { | |
| const url = new URL( | |
| `http://${process.env['HOST'] ?? 'localhost'}${request.url}`, | |
| ); | |
| const username = url.searchParams.get('username') ?? ''; | |
| const password = url.searchParams.get('password') ?? ''; | |
| response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain'); | |
| let authResponse: AuthLoginResponse; | |
| authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createInvalid( | |
| 'INV-100', | |
| 'Opps!', | |
| 'https://winehq.com', | |
| ); | |
| const user = await databaseService.retrieveUserAccountAsync(username, password); | |
| if (user !== null) { | |
| const ticket = await databaseService.generateTicketAsync(user.customerId); | |
| if (ticket !== '') { | |
| authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createValid(ticket); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return { | |
| headers: { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' }, | |
| body: authResponse.formatResponse(), | |
| }; | |
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| async function handleAuthLogin( | |
| request: http.IncomingMessage, | |
| response: http.ServerResponse, | |
| ): Promise<WebHandlerResponse> { | |
| const url = new URL( | |
| `http://${process.env['HOST'] ?? 'localhost'}${request.url}`, | |
| ); | |
| const username = url.searchParams.get('username') ?? ''; | |
| const password = url.searchParams.get('password') ?? ''; | |
| response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain'); | |
| let authResponse: AuthLoginResponse; | |
| authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createInvalid( | |
| 'INV-100', | |
| 'Opps!', | |
| 'https://winehq.com', | |
| ); | |
| try { | |
| const user = await databaseService.retrieveUserAccountAsync(username, password); | |
| if (user !== null) { | |
| const ticket = await databaseService.generateTicketAsync(user.customerId); | |
| if (ticket !== '') { | |
| authResponse = AuthLoginResponse.createValid(ticket); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| // Log the error but maintain the invalid response | |
| console.error('Authentication error:', error); | |
| } | |
| return { | |
| headers: { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' }, | |
| body: authResponse.formatResponse(), | |
| }; | |
| } |
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ensure the function returns a valid AuthLoginResponse even when errors happen,
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Hardcoded database connection string needs configuration.
The database connection string is hardcoded with a memory fallback, which is not suitable for production environments.
Use configuration to determine the database connection:
- const sequelize = new Sequelize(process.env['DATABASE_URL'] || 'sqlite::memory:', { logging: false });
+ const dbUrl = process.env['DATABASE_URL'];
+ if (!dbUrl && process.env['NODE_ENV'] === 'production') {
+ throw new Error('DATABASE_URL environment variable is required in production mode');
+ }
+ const sequelize = new Sequelize(dbUrl || 'sqlite::memory:', {
+ logging: process.env['NODE_ENV'] === 'development',
+ dialectOptions: {
+ // Add your dialect options here
+ }
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| if (!dbUrl && process.env['NODE_ENV'] === 'production') { | |
| throw new Error('DATABASE_URL environment variable is required in production mode'); | |
| } | |
| const sequelize = new Sequelize( | |
| dbUrl || 'sqlite::memory:', | |
| { | |
| logging: process.env['NODE_ENV'] === 'development', | |
| dialectOptions: { | |
| // Add your dialect options here | |
| }, | |
| } | |
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In packages/database/src/databaseService.ts at line 25, the database connection
string is hardcoded with a fallback to an in-memory SQLite database, which is
not appropriate for production. Modify the code to load the database connection
string from a configuration source or environment variable explicitly designed
for this purpose, ensuring it can be set differently for development, testing,
and production environments. Remove the hardcoded fallback and handle missing
configuration gracefully by throwing an error or logging a clear message.
| export async function retrieveUserAccountAsync(username: string, password: string): Promise<{ username: string; ticket: string; customerId: string } | null> { | ||
| const user = await UserAccount.findOne({ where: { username, password } }); | ||
| if (!user) return null; | ||
| return { username: user.username, ticket: user.ticket, customerId: user.customerId }; | ||
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No password hashing in retrieveUserAccountAsync.
The retrieveUserAccountAsync function compares unhashed passwords, which is a serious security vulnerability.
Implement password hashing and secure comparison:
export async function retrieveUserAccountAsync(username: string, password: string): Promise<{ username: string; ticket: string; customerId: string } | null> {
- const user = await UserAccount.findOne({ where: { username, password } });
+ try {
+ // Find the user by username first
+ const user = await UserAccount.findOne({ where: { username } });
+ if (!user) return null;
+
+ // Use bcrypt to compare the hashed password
+ const passwordMatches = await compare(password, user.password);
+ if (!passwordMatches) return null;
+
+ return {
+ username: user.username,
+ ticket: user.ticket,
+ customerId: user.customerId
+ };
+ } catch (error) {
+ const logger = getServerLogger('database');
+ logger.error(`Error retrieving user account: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`);
+ return null;
+ }
}Remember to import the compare function:
- import { hashSync } from 'bcrypt';
+ import { hashSync, compare } from 'bcrypt';Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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In packages/database/src/databaseService.ts around lines 318 to 323, the
retrieveUserAccountAsync function currently compares plaintext passwords
directly, which is insecure. To fix this, import a secure password comparison
function like bcrypt's compare, then fetch the user by username only, and use
the compare function to securely check the hashed password against the provided
password. Return the user data only if the password matches; otherwise, return
null.
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This reverts commit 155a60e.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
configanddotenvpackages.Bug Fixes
Refactor
.jsextensions and consistent single quotes.Tests
Documentation
Chores
rusty-motors-loggerand remove legacy linting tools.NodeNextmodule resolution.Style