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fix: Prevent Duplicate Entry Errors #175

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@warcooft warcooft commented Oct 6, 2024

Fixes: #173

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    • Enhanced error handling during user registration with specific messages for disabled accounts.
    • Added new error messages in multiple languages (English, French, Indonesian, and Persian) for improved user feedback.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Streamlined user ban checks to improve logic flow during authentication.

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The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing error handling and user management processes within the OAuthController class. Key modifications include the introduction of a try-catch block for user insertion to handle duplicate entries, a restructured user ban check, and updates to language files to provide clearer error messages for disabled accounts. These adjustments aim to improve the overall flow and robustness of user registration and authentication processes.

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File Path Change Summary
src/Controllers/OAuthController.php - Added error handling for user insertion using try-catch.
- Moved user ban check for better flow.
- Updated method for user retrieval from findById to find.
src/Language/en/ShieldOAuthLang.php - Added new entry 'account_disabled' with a specific error message for disabled accounts.
src/Language/fa/ShieldOAuthLang.php - Added new entry 'account_disabled' with a placeholder for translation.
src/Language/fr/ShieldOAuthLang.php - Added new entry 'account_disabled' with a placeholder for translation.
src/Language/id/ShieldOAuthLang.php - Added new entry 'account_disabled' with a specific error message in Indonesian.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Handle soft-deleted users in OAuth login (Issue #173)
Display notification for previously registered and deleted users (Issue #173) No notification mechanism implemented in changes.

Possibly related PRs

  • fix: Ensure banned users are not allowed to log in. #167: This PR ensures that banned users are not allowed to log in, which directly relates to the changes in the main PR that manage user bans and improve error handling for banned users in the callBack method.
  • fix: ensure ban check for existing users #169: This PR modifies the logic for checking if a user is banned, ensuring that the ban check is only applied to existing users, which aligns with the main PR's focus on user ban management in the callBack method.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
src/Language/en/ShieldOAuthLang.php (2)

23-23: Approved with a minor suggestion for improvement.

The addition of the 'account_disabled' message is appropriate and aligns well with the PR objectives. It provides clear information to users whose accounts are no longer active.

Consider slightly rewording the message for better clarity:

-        'account_disabled'    => 'This account is no longer active. Please contact administrator for assistance.',
+        'account_disabled'    => 'This account is no longer active. Please contact an administrator for assistance.',

This minor change (adding "an" before "administrator") improves the grammatical correctness of the message.


Line range hint 38-41: Consider documenting the commented-out Yahoo section.

The file contains a commented-out section for Yahoo OAuth. To improve maintainability and clarity:

  1. If Yahoo support is planned for the future, consider adding a TODO comment explaining the plan.
  2. If Yahoo support has been removed, consider removing the commented code to keep the file clean.

Example:

    // TODO: Implement Yahoo OAuth support in future version
    // 'Yahoo' => [
    //     'yahoo'     => 'Yahoo',
    //     'not_allow' => "Now you can't login or register with Yahoo!",
    // ],

This will help other developers understand the status and intentions regarding Yahoo OAuth support.

src/Language/fa/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1)

23-23: Translate the new error message to Farsi

The new error message for disabled accounts is a good addition and aligns with the PR objectives. However, it needs to be translated to Farsi to maintain consistency with the rest of the language file.

Please translate the following message to Farsi:

"This account is no longer active. Please contact administrator for assistance."

Once translated, update the line as follows:

'account_disabled'    => 'Your Farsi translation here',
src/Language/id/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1)

23-23: LGTM! Consider adding an English translation.

The new error message for disabled accounts is well-structured and consistent with the existing entries. It effectively communicates the account status and provides clear instructions to the user, which aligns with the PR objectives.

To maintain consistency across language files, consider adding the corresponding English translation in the English language file (if it doesn't already exist).

src/Language/fr/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1)

23-23: Approved addition, with suggestions for improvement

The new 'account_disabled' entry is correctly placed within the 'Callback' section. However, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add a comment above the entry to provide context for translators and other developers. For example:

    // Message displayed when a user tries to log in with a disabled account
  2. Ensure this message gets translated into French to maintain consistency with the rest of the file.

  3. Consider a minor improvement in the English text for clarity:

    'account_disabled' => '(To be translated) This account is no longer active. Please contact an administrator for assistance.',

    (Added "an" before "administrator" for better grammar)

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  • src/Controllers/OAuthController.php (2 hunks)
  • src/Language/en/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1 hunks)
  • src/Language/fa/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1 hunks)
  • src/Language/fr/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1 hunks)
  • src/Language/id/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1 hunks)
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src/Language/en/ShieldOAuthLang.php (1)

Line range hint 1-41: Summary of review for ShieldOAuthLang.php

The changes in this file effectively address the PR objective of handling soft-deleted users in the OAuth login process. The new 'account_disabled' message provides clear information to users with inactive accounts.

Overall, the file is well-structured and consistent. A minor grammatical improvement was suggested for the new message, and a recommendation was made to document the commented-out Yahoo section for better maintainability.

These changes contribute positively to the error handling and user experience of the OAuth process.

src/Controllers/OAuthController.php (2)

95-96: Logic for handling banned users is correctly implemented

The check for banned users is properly placed after syncing user information. It ensures that banned users are prevented from logging in and are redirected with the appropriate error message.


117-117: Confirmed proper retrieval of the inserted user record

Using $users->find($userid) to retrieve the newly inserted user ensures that you have the complete user object with all its properties. This is appropriate and aligns with CodeIgniter's model usage.

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Thank you for submitting the PR! Do you think it might be better if the process is adjusted so that when a user is soft deleted, an automatic process is triggered to undo the soft deletion?

I believe this PR could result in losing users, as contacting the user manager seems a bit complicated, and I think most users won’t go through with that.

I suggest that if a user is soft deleted and tries to log in, the soft deletion should automatically be undone, allowing the user to log in. What do you think?

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warcooft commented Oct 8, 2024

Automated intervention by users can pose a security risk, especially if deletion decisions are made based on specific reasons known only to the admin.

In my opinion, this behavior should be able to be set through configuration, so that developers are more flexible in choosing and adapting this deletion behavior according to the needs of their use case.

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