feat(impersonate): Optimize reuse of impersonate configuration #61

0x676e67 · 2024-07-27T14:02:44Z

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added a new example for psk_impersonate showcasing asynchronous HTTP client configurations.
- Streamlined feature requirements by removing unnecessary options, enhancing clarity for users.
Bug Fixes
- Removed redundant code in the impersonate example, eliminating duplicate API requests.
- Disabled cookie storage in multiple examples, simplifying session management.
Documentation
- Updated examples to reflect new configurations and clarify usage scenarios for users.

coderabbitai · 2024-07-27T14:03:08Z

Walkthrough

The recent changes streamline feature requirements in the Cargo.toml file, enhance the examples for HTTP client impersonation, and remove redundant operations. The introduction of a new example and the removal of cookie storage options simplify the user experience while maintaining the core functionality. These updates contribute to a cleaner codebase and improve clarity in how the examples demonstrate HTTP interactions using different configurations.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`Cargo.toml`	Removed `cookies` from `required-features` of `impersonate`; added new example `psk_impersonate`; updated `set_proxies` features.
`examples/impersonate.rs`	Added duplicate HTTP GET request, removing cookie storage configuration.
`examples/psk_impersonate.rs`	Introduced new asynchronous example demonstrating impersonation with an HTTP client.
`examples/set_proxies.rs`	Removed cookie storage call, simplifying client configuration.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant Client

    User->>Client: Send GET request
    Client->>API: Perform impersonated request
    API-->>Client: Return response
    Client-->>User: Display response

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (6)

src/impersonate/chrome/v119.rs (1)
13-13: Ensure ssl_builder handles errors gracefully.

The get_settings function now directly uses ssl_builder across various files without explicit error handling. Ensure that any errors from ssl_builder are handled appropriately in the context where get_settings is called.

Files with get_settings function:

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_3.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v107.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v123.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v118.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v109.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v114.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v108.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v106.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v105.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v104.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v101.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge101.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v100.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v119.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge122.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs

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Ensure ssl_builder handles errors gracefully.

The get_settings function now directly uses ssl_builder. Ensure that any errors from ssl_builder are handled appropriately in the context where get_settings is called.
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src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs (1)
11-14: Update get_settings Function Signature

The get_settings function in src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs has been updated to use a closure for BoringTlsConnector::new. However, several other files still use the old pattern BoringTlsConnector::new(ssl_builder). Please update the following files to ensure consistency:

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_3.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge101.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge122.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v119.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v118.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v114.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v107.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v109.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v106.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v104.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v101.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v123.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v108.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v105.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v100.rs

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LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to get_settings match the new signature.
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src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs (1)
11-11: Handle the Result type returned by ssl_builder

The ssl_builder function returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>, but this is not handled in the get_settings function. Ensure that the Result type is properly handled to avoid potential runtime errors.
File: src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

Lines: 11-11
Code:
tls_connector: BoringTlsConnector::new(ssl_builder),
Suggested Fix:
Handle the Result type returned by ssl_builder using ? for error propagation or a match statement for explicit handling.

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src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs (1)
11-11: Ensure proper handling of Result type from ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>. Ensure that the Result type is properly handled to avoid runtime errors.

File: src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

Line: 11

Analysis chain

Ensure proper handling of Result type from ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>. Ensure that the Result type is properly handled to avoid runtime errors.
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src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs (1)
11-11: Ensure proper error handling in get_settings.

The ssl_builder function returns a Result, and the BoringTlsConnector::new function does not handle this Result explicitly. The get_settings function in src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs should include proper error handling for the ssl_builder function.

File: src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

Line: 11

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Ensure proper error handling in get_settings.

The get_settings function now uses the new ssl_builder function, which returns a Result. Ensure that errors are properly handled.
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src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs (1)
11-11: Ensure proper error handling in get_settings.

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Line: 11

Recommended Action: Implement proper error handling for the ssl_builder function within get_settings.

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The get_settings function now uses the new ssl_builder function, which returns a Result. Ensure that errors are properly handled.
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9b977b9 and 44bce7c.

Files selected for processing (48)

examples/impersonate.rs (1 hunks)
src/async_impl/client.rs (4 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/mod.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v100.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v101.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v104.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v105.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v106.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v107.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v108.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v109.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v114.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v118.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v119.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v123.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/curves.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/edge/edge101.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/edge/edge122.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs (1 hunks)
src/impersonate/edge/mod.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/mod.rs (4 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/mod.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/mod.rs (2 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari15_3.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari17_4_1.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs (3 hunks)
src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs (3 hunks)
src/tls.rs (2 hunks)

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src/impersonate/chrome/v105.rs

Additional comments not posted (100)

src/impersonate/curves.rs (2)
4-12: LGTM!

The function configure_chrome_new_curves is correctly implemented.

1-2: LGTM! But verify the usage of the boring crate.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the boring crate is correctly included in the project dependencies.

Verification successful

Verified: The boring crate is correctly included in the project dependencies.

The boring crate is listed under the alias boring-imp in the Cargo.toml file and is marked as optional.
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examples/impersonate.rs (1)
19-20: Remove the duplicate block of code.

The duplicate block of code introduces redundancy and should be removed.
-  let resp = client.get("https://tls.peet.ws/api/all").send().await?;
-  println!("{}", resp.text().await?);
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/impersonate/okhttp/mod.rs (2)
26-42: LGTM!

The function base_ssl_builder is correctly implemented.

1-4: LGTM! But verify the usage of the boring crate.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the boring crate is correctly included in the project dependencies.

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The boring crate is listed in the Cargo.toml file under boring-tls as an optional dependency, which is appropriate for conditional usage.
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src/impersonate/safari/mod.rs (3)
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The SIGALGS_LIST constant is correctly defined and used in the base_ssl_builder function.

35-62: Function definition looks good.

The base_ssl_builder function is well-defined and enhances the module's capability to establish secure connections by providing a robust SSL configuration.

However, ensure that the function is used correctly in the codebase.

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The base_ssl_builder function is correctly used across the codebase with the new signature.

Instances found in multiple files such as safari_ios_17_4_1.rs, safari_ios_17_2.rs, safari17_4_1.rs, etc.
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src/impersonate/edge/mod.rs (3)
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The import statements are necessary for the updated ssl_builder function.

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The SIGALGS_LIST and CIPHER_LIST constants are correctly defined and used in the ssl_builder function.

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The ssl_builder function is well-defined and enhances the module's capability to establish secure connections by providing a robust SSL configuration.

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All calls to ssl_builder handle the Result type correctly.

The ssl_builder function is used correctly across the codebase, with proper handling of the Result type using the ? operator.

Verified in the following files:

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_3.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs
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src/impersonate/chrome/mod.rs (3)

1-3: Imports look good.

The import statements are necessary for the updated ssl_builder function.

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Constant definitions look good.

The SIGALGS_LIST and CIPHER_LIST constants are correctly defined and used in the ssl_builder function.

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The ssl_builder function is well-defined and enhances the module's capability to establish secure connections by providing a robust SSL configuration.

However, ensure that the function is used correctly in the codebase.

src/impersonate/chrome/v123.rs (1)

10-10: Ensure thread safety of ssl_builder.

The removal of Arc::new simplifies the instantiation of tls_connector, but it is important to verify that ssl_builder is not accessed concurrently without proper synchronization.

src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs (1)

10-10: Ensure thread safety of ssl_builder.

The removal of Arc::new simplifies the instantiation of tls_connector, but it is important to verify that ssl_builder is not accessed concurrently without proper synchronization.

src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs (1)

10-10: Ensure thread safety of ssl_builder.

The removal of Arc::new simplifies the instantiation of tls_connector, but it is important to verify that ssl_builder is not accessed concurrently without proper synchronization.
src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs (2)
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LGTM!

The create_headers function correctly sets up the necessary HTTP headers.

10-10: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to get_settings are updated to handle the new tls_connector instantiation.

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The function get_settings is used consistently across the codebase with the new instantiation of BoringTlsConnector using ssl_builder.

src/impersonate/profile.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs

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src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

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src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v123.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v119.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v118.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v107.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v106.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v104.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v114.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v109.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v108.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge122.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v101.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v100.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v105.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge101.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs
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The create_headers function correctly sets up the necessary HTTP headers.

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The change improves error handling by propagating errors using the ? operator, making the code safer and more robust.

However, ensure that all function calls to ssl_builder handle the new Result type correctly.

11-11: LGTM! But verify the impact of removing Arc::new().

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The tls_connector field is consistently initialized directly with BoringTlsConnector::new(ssl_builder) across various modules and versions.
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12-12: Verify the usage of ssl_builder in the codebase.

The removal of Arc::new changes the ownership semantics of ssl_builder. Ensure that ssl_builder is not shared across multiple threads without proper synchronization.

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12-12: Verify the usage of ssl_builder in the codebase.

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12-12: Verify the impact of removing Arc on thread safety and performance.

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src/impersonate/chrome/v106.rs (1)
12-12: Verify the impact of removing Arc on thread safety and performance.

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Verify the impact of removing Arc on thread safety and performance.

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src/impersonate/chrome/v107.rs (1)

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The change simplifies the ownership model for ssl_builder, which may improve performance by reducing the overhead associated with reference counting. However, ensure that this change does not negatively impact thread safety if ssl_builder is accessed across multiple threads.

src/impersonate/chrome/v108.rs (1)

12-12: Simplified ownership model for tls_connector.

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src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs (2)

11-11: Simplified ownership model for tls_connector.

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Enhanced error handling in ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>, allowing for better error propagation and handling. This change improves the robustness of the SSL builder setup. Additionally, the cipher list is set using the ? operator, streamlining the error handling process.

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs (2)

11-11: Simplified ownership model for tls_connector.

The tls_connector is now directly initialized using ssl_builder without wrapping it in Arc. This change simplifies the ownership model and may affect how the tls_connector interacts with other parts of the codebase, particularly regarding memory management and concurrency. Ensure that this change aligns with the overall threading strategy and does not introduce any concurrency issues.

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Enhanced error handling in ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>, allowing for better error propagation and handling. This change improves the robustness of the SSL builder setup. Additionally, the cipher list is set using the ? operator, streamlining the error handling process.
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs (5)
1-3: Imports look good.

The imports for ErrorStack and SslConnectorBuilder are appropriate and necessary for the changes made in the file.

26-27: Ensure proper error propagation in ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>, which is a good practice for error handling. Ensure that any errors are propagated correctly and handled by the caller.

49-49: Headers look good.

The headers set in the create_headers function are appropriate and necessary for the functionality.

47-47: Ensure set_cipher_list handles errors properly.

The set_cipher_list method call on the builder should handle any potential errors. Ensure that errors are propagated correctly.

Verification successful

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The set_cipher_list method call on the builder uses the ? operator, which ensures that any potential errors are propagated correctly.

Instances found in:

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

src/impersonate/edge/mod.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/mod.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_3.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs
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The get_settings function now directly uses ssl_builder. Ensure that any errors from ssl_builder are handled appropriately in the context where get_settings is called.

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Ensure ssl_builder handles errors gracefully.

The ssl_builder function already returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>, and BoringTlsConnector::new accepts a closure that returns this Result. Therefore, the error handling for ssl_builder is already in place, as the caller of BoringTlsConnector::new must handle the Result.

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src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs (5)
1-3: Imports look good.

The imports for ErrorStack and SslConnectorBuilder are appropriate and necessary for the changes made in the file.

26-27: Ensure proper error propagation in ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result<SslConnectorBuilder, ErrorStack>, which is a good practice for error handling. Ensure that any errors are propagated correctly and handled by the caller.

50-50: Headers look good.

The headers set in the create_headers function are appropriate and necessary for the functionality.

48-48: Ensure set_cipher_list handles errors properly.

The set_cipher_list method call on the builder should handle any potential errors. Ensure that errors are propagated correctly.

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The set_cipher_list method call on the builder uses the ? operator to propagate errors correctly. This ensures that any errors are handled properly by the calling code.

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Various other files in the src/impersonate directory
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11-11: Ensure ssl_builder handles errors gracefully.

The get_settings function now directly uses ssl_builder. Ensure that any errors from ssl_builder are handled appropriately in the context where get_settings is called.
src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs (2)
1-2: Remove unused import.

The import for configure_curves_ssl is no longer used and should be removed.
- use super::ssl_builder;
+ use crate::impersonate::curves::configure_chrome_new_curves;
Likely invalid or redundant comment.

11-14: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to get_settings match the new signature.

Verification successful

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All instances of get_settings match the new signature pub(crate) fn get_settings(headers: HeaderMap) -> ImpersonateSettings.

Verified in multiple modules including safari, okhttp, chrome, and edge.
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src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs (1)

13-13: LGTM!

The code changes are approved.
src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs (3)
51-51: LGTM!

The create_headers function appears to be correct.

11-11: Verify the integration of ssl_builder.

Ensure that the ssl_builder function, which now returns a Result, is correctly integrated and that any potential errors are properly handled.

Verification successful

Verification successful: The integration of ssl_builder is correct.

The ssl_builder function, which returns a Result, is correctly integrated into the BoringTlsConnector::new method. The potential errors are properly handled using the ? operator in the create_https_connector method.

src/impersonate/mod.rs: Implementation of BoringTlsConnector::new and create_https_connector.
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LGTM! Verify the usage of ssl_builder.

The changes to the ssl_builder function enhance error handling and simplify the SSL setup.

Ensure that all function calls to ssl_builder handle the Result type appropriately.

Verification successful

LGTM! Verify the usage of ssl_builder.

The changes to the ssl_builder function enhance error handling and simplify the SSL setup. The verification confirms that all function calls to ssl_builder handle the Result type appropriately using the ? operator.

Files and lines where ssl_builder is used and the Result type is handled:

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/edge/mod.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge122.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_14.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge101.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/mod.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_11.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_10.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_5.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v123.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v119.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v108.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v107.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v104.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v101.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v100.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v114.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/mod.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v118.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v109.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v105.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v106.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs
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src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_13.rs (2)
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LGTM! Verify the usage of ssl_builder.

The changes to the ssl_builder function enhance error handling and simplify the SSL setup. The function calls to ssl_builder handle the Result type appropriately.

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs

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src/impersonate/chrome/v117.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v116.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari15_6_1.rs

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src/impersonate/edge/edge99.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v120.rs

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src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs (2)
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src/impersonate/safari/safari16.rs (2)

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src/tls.rs (1)

63-63: LGTM! Simplifies the code.

The change simplifies the code by removing the create_builder function and directly using a closure. This improves readability and maintainability without altering functionality.

src/impersonate/safari/safari16_5.rs (3)

1-3: LGTM! Improved modularity and error handling.

The changes improve error handling by returning a Result type and enhance modularity by using base_ssl_builder.

26-27: LGTM! Improved error handling in ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result, improving error handling.

52-52: LGTM! Simplified SSL configuration.

The change to use base_ssl_builder and the removal of specific configurations streamline the SSL setup process.

src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs (3)

1-3: LGTM! Improved modularity and error handling.

The changes improve error handling by returning a Result type and enhance modularity by using base_ssl_builder.

26-27: LGTM! Improved error handling in ssl_builder.

The ssl_builder function now returns a Result, improving error handling.

52-52: LGTM! Simplified SSL configuration.

The change to use base_ssl_builder and the removal of specific configurations streamline the SSL setup process.
src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs (2)
11-11: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

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All function calls to ssl_builder match the new usage without the Arc wrapper.

Instances of ssl_builder usage were found across multiple files, and all are consistent with the new expected pattern.
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src/impersonate/safari/safari17_4_1.rs (2)
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src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_4_1.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs

src/impersonate/chrome/v126.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp4_9.rs

src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs

src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp5.rs

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src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp3_9.rs

src/impersonate/safari/safari17_5.rs

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src/impersonate/safari/safari17_2_1.rs (2)
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src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_16_5.rs (3)
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src/impersonate/safari/safari_ios_17_2.rs (3)
54-54: LGTM!

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ssl_builder is defined to return an SslConnectorBuilder and is used consistently.

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src/impersonate/mod.rs (8)

20-20: LGTM!

The type alias Builder is well-defined and improves readability.

25-26: LGTM!

The use of Arc<Builder> in the BoringTlsConnector struct is appropriate for thread safety and shared ownership.

33-38: LGTM!

The constructor method new is well-defined, and the use of generics improves flexibility.

44-53: LGTM!

The function create_https_connector correctly handles the Result type and the modularization of ALPN and certificate verification settings improves readability.

Line range hint 58-68: LGTM!

The function create_connector_configuration correctly calls set_add_application_settings and the overall structure and error handling are appropriate.

79-96: LGTM!

The refactoring of create_connector simplifies the method's signature and improves clarity. The use of the matches! macro is appropriate.

101-104: LGTM!

The function set_callback is well-defined and encapsulates the callback configuration logic. The use of a closure to capture the context is appropriate.

107-113: LGTM!

The helper functions set_alpn_proto, set_cert_verification, set_add_application_settings, and configure_tls_extensions are well-defined and improve the modularity and readability of the code. The use of unsafe blocks in configure_tls_extensions is justified and properly encapsulated.

Also applies to: 116-117, 123-126, 133-157

src/async_impl/client.rs (4)

98-98: LGTM!

The change of the tls field to Option<TlsBackend> enhances flexibility by allowing the tls field to represent a state where TLS is either enabled or disabled.

178-178: LGTM!

The initialization of the tls field to None in the ClientBuilder::new function is appropriate and aligns with the change to Option<TlsBackend>.

1181-1181: LGTM!

The update to wrap the TlsBackend::BoringTls(connector) in Some() is consistent with the change to Option<TlsBackend> and ensures that the tls field is correctly set.

294-294: LGTM!

The use of unwrap_or_default() in the ClientBuilder::build function ensures that the code can proceed without panicking if no TLS backend is provided. The overall structure and error handling are appropriate.

src/impersonate/chrome/v124.rs

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Verify the impact of removing .cookie_store(true).

The removal of .cookie_store(true) simplifies the client configuration but might affect session management or authentication flows that rely on cookies. Ensure that this change does not break any functionality that depends on cookie management.

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The code correctly builds a client, makes HTTP requests, and prints the response. It follows best practices and there are no issues found.

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