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feat: refactor and improve the request client and support refreshToken #4157

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closes #4121

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  • New Features

    • Introduced improved authentication flow with enhanced token management, including access and refresh tokens.
    • Added logout and refresh token functionality, allowing users to effectively manage their sessions.
    • New utilities for handling cookies and JWT, enhancing security and efficiency.
    • Added new interfaces and asynchronous functions for handling token-related API calls.
    • Enhanced request client with interceptors for better error handling and authorization.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling in authentication processes, providing clearer responses for unauthorized access.
  • Documentation

    • Updated API responses and token management documentation for clarity, including new methods for token refreshing.
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    • Updated dependencies to improve security and maintainability.

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The changes significantly enhance token management and authentication flows within the backend mock application. Key updates include the introduction of environment variables for token secrets, improvements in error handling for authentication APIs, and the addition of utility functions for managing refresh tokens and JWTs. These enhancements bolster security and maintainability for user sessions, leading to a more robust and efficient application overall.

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Files Change Summary
apps/backend-mock/.env Added ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET and REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET for improved token management.
apps/backend-mock/api/auth/*.ts Refactored authentication logic to streamline token verification and error handling; introduced logout and refresh token endpoints.
apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts Added utility functions for secure management of refresh token cookies.
apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts Introduced functions for generating and verifying access and refresh tokens.
apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts Added refreshTokenApi function to manage token refreshing effectively.
apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts Enhanced error handling and token refresh logic within the request client.
apps/web-ele/src/api/core/auth.ts Expanded authentication capabilities with new token management functions for refreshing and logging out.
playground/src/api/core/auth.ts Updated to include refreshTokenApi and logoutApi, enhancing session management.
playground/src/api/request.ts Improved request handling with new interceptors for authorization and error management.
apps/web-naive/src/api/core/auth.ts Similar updates as above; added refresh and logout functionality.
apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts Enhanced request client with improved interceptors and error handling.

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    participant Client
    participant API
    participant TokenService

    Client->>API: Login Request
    API->>TokenService: Validate Credentials
    TokenService-->>API: AccessToken
    API-->>Client: AccessToken

    Client->>API: Access Protected Resource
    API->>TokenService: Verify AccessToken
    TokenService-->>API: User Info
    API-->>Client: Resource Data

    Client->>API: Refresh Token Request
    API->>TokenService: Verify RefreshToken
    TokenService-->>API: New AccessToken
    API-->>Client: New AccessToken
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@likui628 likui628 marked this pull request as ready for review August 16, 2024 13:15
@likui628 likui628 requested review from anncwb, vince292007 and a team as code owners August 16, 2024 13:15
@likui628 likui628 changed the title feat: refreshToken [WIP]feat: refreshToken Aug 16, 2024
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (11)
apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts (1)

23-26: Consider Error Handling for Cookie Retrieval.

The getRefreshTokenFromCookie function retrieves a cookie but does not handle potential errors or log missing cookies, which could aid in debugging.

  const refreshToken = getCookie(event, 'jwt');
+ if (!refreshToken) {
+   console.warn('Refresh token cookie is missing');
+ }
  return refreshToken;
apps/backend-mock/api/auth/refresh.post.ts (3)

9-13: Handle Missing Refresh Token Gracefully.

The function correctly returns a forbidden response when the refresh token is missing. Consider logging this event for audit purposes.

  if (!refreshToken) {
+   console.warn('Attempt to refresh token without a refresh token');
    return forbiddenResponse(event);
  }

17-20: Handle Invalid Refresh Token.

The function correctly returns a forbidden response when the refresh token is invalid. Consider logging this event for security monitoring.

  if (!userinfo) {
+   console.warn('Invalid refresh token provided');
    return forbiddenResponse(event);
  }

30-32: Consider Logging Successful Token Refresh.

Logging successful token refreshes can be useful for monitoring and debugging.

  setRefreshTokenCookie(event, refreshToken);

+ console.info('Refresh token successfully used to obtain new access token');
  return accessToken;
apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts (1)

35-39: Add tests for /auth/refresh endpoint.

The /auth/refresh endpoint is implemented but lacks direct test coverage. Ensure that this endpoint is adequately tested to verify its functionality and reliability.

  • Consider adding unit tests or integration tests for the refreshTokenApi function and the /auth/refresh endpoint.
Analysis chain

Approve refreshTokenApi function implementation.

The refreshTokenApi function enhances the authentication flow by allowing token refresh without re-login, aligning with best practices.

Verify that the /auth/refresh endpoint is correctly implemented and tested.

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packages/effects/request/src/request-client/types.ts (1)

11-11: Inconsistent tokenHandler return types across the codebase

The tokenHandler implementation in several files still returns both refreshToken and token, which is inconsistent with the updated type definition that only expects a token. Please update the following files to align with the new token management strategy:

  • playground/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts

These files should be modified to ensure that tokenHandler only returns a token.

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Simplified tokenHandler return type.

The tokenHandler now only returns a token instead of both refreshToken and token. Ensure that this change aligns with the new token management strategy and verify that any dependent code is updated accordingly.

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apps/web-antd/src/views/demos/antd/index.vue (1)

6-6: Ensure proper handling of the getUserInfoApi call in the info function.

The getUserInfoApi function is called within the info function, but it lacks proper asynchronous handling. Consider using await or .then() to handle the promise and ensure the UI remains responsive and error-free.

  • Location: apps/web-antd/src/views/demos/antd/index.vue, in the info function.
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Integrating getUserInfoApi in info function.

The info function now calls getUserInfoApi, which adds user data retrieval functionality. Ensure that this asynchronous call is handled properly to avoid potential UI blocking or unhandled promises.

Also applies to: 12-12

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apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (1)

28-37: Consider removing commented-out code.

The commented-out code in unAuthorizedHandler suggests a shift in handling unauthorized access. If this logic is no longer needed, consider removing it to improve code clarity.

-          // const accessStore = useAccessStore();
-          // const authStore = useAuthStore();
-          // accessStore.setAccessToken(null);
-          //
-          // if (preferences.app.loginExpiredMode === 'modal') {
-          //   accessStore.setLoginExpired(true);
-          // } else {
-          //   // 退出登录
-          //   await authStore.logout();
-          // }
packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts (3)

123-125: Consider simplifying method binding.

The bindMethods function could be simplified by directly binding methods in the constructor if the number of methods is small. This would improve readability.

  constructor(options: RequestClientOptions = {}) {
    // existing code...
    this.get = this.get.bind(this);
    this.post = this.post.bind(this);
    // bind other methods as needed
  }

Line range hint 167-239:
Improve error handling in response interceptors.

Consider using a centralized error handling strategy to manage different error types and messages. This could involve creating a utility function or class for error handling.

  private handleError(error: any): Promise<never> {
    if (axios.isCancel(error)) {
      return Promise.reject(error);
    }

    const err: string = error?.toString?.() ?? '';
    let errMsg = '';
    if (err?.includes('Network Error')) {
      errMsg = $t('fallback.http.networkError');
    } else if (error?.message?.includes?.('timeout')) {
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    }
    if (errMsg) {
      this.makeErrorMessage?.(errMsg);
      return Promise.reject(error);
    }

    let errorMessage = error?.response?.data?.error?.message ?? '';
    const status = error?.response?.status;

    switch (status) {
      case 400:
        errorMessage = $t('fallback.http.badRequest');
        break;
      case 401:
        errorMessage = $t('fallback.http.unauthorized');
        this.makeAuthorization?.().unAuthorizedHandler?.();
        break;
      case 403:
        errorMessage = $t('fallback.http.forbidden');
        break;
      case 404:
        errorMessage = $t('fallback.http.notFound');
        break;
      case 408:
        errorMessage = $t('fallback.http.requestTimeout');
        break;
      default:
        errorMessage = $t('fallback.http.internalServerError');
    }

    this.makeErrorMessage?.(errorMessage);
    return Promise.reject(error);
  }

Review Token Storage Security Practices

The setAccessToken and setRefreshToken methods in packages/stores/src/modules/access.ts directly assign tokens to properties without any secure storage mechanisms. Consider implementing secure storage practices, such as encryption or using a secure storage library, to ensure tokens are handled safely.

  • setAccessToken(token: AccessToken): Assigns token to this.accessToken.
  • setRefreshToken(token: AccessToken): Assigns token to this.refreshToken.
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Line range hint 155-161:
Ensure token handling complies with security standards.

When setting the Authorization header, ensure that the token is securely stored and accessed. Consider using secure storage mechanisms if not already in place.

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  • apps/backend-mock/.env (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/login.post.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/logout.post.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/refresh.post.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/api/user/info.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/package.json (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/utils/mock-data.ts (1 hunks)
  • apps/backend-mock/utils/response.ts (2 hunks)
  • apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts (3 hunks)
  • apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (4 hunks)
  • apps/web-antd/src/store/auth.ts (1 hunks)
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  • packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts (5 hunks)
  • packages/effects/request/src/request-client/types.ts (2 hunks)
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apps/backend-mock/.env (1)

2-3: Environment variables for token management added.

The addition of ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET and REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET enhances security by allowing separate secrets for access and refresh tokens. Ensure these values are securely managed in production environments.

apps/backend-mock/api/user/info.ts (1)

1-10: Refactored to use utility functions for token handling.

The use of verifyAccessToken and unAuthorizedResponse simplifies the logic and improves maintainability. Ensure these utility functions are thoroughly tested.

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Utility Functions Verified: verifyAccessToken and unAuthorizedResponse

The verifyAccessToken function is implemented in apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts, and the unAuthorizedResponse function is implemented in apps/backend-mock/utils/response.ts. Both utility functions are present and can be tested for their functionality as suggested. Ensure these functions are covered by unit tests to maintain code reliability and security.

  • verifyAccessToken is defined in apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts.
  • unAuthorizedResponse is defined in apps/backend-mock/utils/response.ts.
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apps/backend-mock/package.json (1)

13-18: Dependencies for JWT and HTTP handling added.

The inclusion of jsonwebtoken, @types/jsonwebtoken, and h3 supports enhanced token management and HTTP handling. Ensure these dependencies are compatible with existing code.

apps/backend-mock/api/auth/logout.post.ts (2)

1-4: Ensure Proper Import Usage.

The imports from ~/utils/cookie_utils are appropriate for handling cookies related to refresh tokens.


6-15: Verify Response Status Handling.

The event handler correctly checks for the presence of a refresh token and sets a 204 No Content status if it is absent or after clearing the cookie. This is a standard practice for logout operations, but verify that this aligns with the application's UX expectations.

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Response Status Handling Verified

The use of the setResponseStatus function with a 204 status code in the logout handler is consistent with the application's overall response handling strategy. This aligns with standard practices for logout operations, indicating successful processing with no additional content.

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apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts (2)

4-11: LGTM! Verify Menu Retrieval Logic.

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The MOCK_MENUS array is defined in apps/backend-mock/utils/mock-data.ts and is used correctly in apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts. The structure includes a username and menus array, ensuring that the menu retrieval logic based on user information is implemented as expected. The useResponseSuccess function is also used consistently to return the menus.

  • apps/backend-mock/utils/mock-data.ts: Definition of MOCK_MENUS.
  • apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts: Usage of MOCK_MENUS for menu retrieval.
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1-2: Ensure Secure Token Verification.

The use of verifyAccessToken and unAuthorizedResponse enhances security by centralizing token verification and error handling. Ensure that verifyAccessToken is robust against common JWT vulnerabilities.

apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts (2)

1-2: Ensure Secure Token Handling.

The use of verifyAccessToken and unAuthorizedResponse functions enhances security by centralizing token verification and error handling. Ensure that these functions handle tokens securely.


4-11: LGTM! Verify Codes Retrieval Logic.

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The MOCK_CODES structure and its usage in the codebase are correct. The retrieval logic for fetching codes based on verified user information is consistent with the expected data structure. The useResponseSuccess function is also used appropriately.

  • MOCK_CODES is defined in apps/backend-mock/utils/mock-data.ts.
  • Used correctly in apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts.
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apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts (2)

3-9: Ensure Cookie Security Attributes Are Appropriate.

The clearRefreshTokenCookie function correctly sets httpOnly, sameSite, and secure attributes, which are important for security. Ensure that the sameSite attribute is set to 'none' intentionally, as this allows cross-site requests.


11-21: Verify Cookie Expiration Logic.

The setRefreshTokenCookie function sets a maxAge of one day. Verify that this duration aligns with your security requirements and token lifecycle policy.

apps/backend-mock/utils/response.ts (2)

21-24: Ensure Consistent Error Messaging.

The forbiddenResponse function sets a 403 status and uses a consistent error message format. Verify that the message aligns with your application's error handling strategy.


26-29: Ensure Consistent Error Messaging.

The unAuthorizedResponse function sets a 401 status and uses a consistent error message format. Verify that the message aligns with your application's error handling strategy.

apps/backend-mock/api/auth/refresh.post.ts (1)

22-27: Ensure User Existence Check is Secure.

The user lookup logic is straightforward, but ensure that MOCK_USERS is securely handled and does not expose sensitive information.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/modules/interceptor.ts (1)

19-21: Enhance type specificity with generic parameter.

The addition of a generic type parameter to the return type of the fulfilled function enhances type safety and flexibility. This change is beneficial for handling various configurations more precisely.

Ensure that the changes are compatible with all usages of this interceptor in the codebase.

apps/backend-mock/api/auth/login.post.ts (4)

33-33: Approve response success structure.

The response structure, including the access token and user information, aligns with the new authentication flow.


1-15: Approve input validation and utility imports.

The addition of input validation for username and password enhances the robustness of the API by ensuring that invalid requests are promptly rejected. The imported utility functions are necessary for the new functionality.

Verify that the new utility functions are correctly implemented and tested.


23-24: Improve error handling consistency.

The update to clear the refresh token cookie and use a standardized forbidden response enhances clarity and consistency in error handling.

Ensure that similar error handling practices are applied consistently across the codebase.


27-30: Enhance token generation with utility functions.

The use of utility functions for generating access and refresh tokens aligns with modern authentication practices, improving security and user experience.

Verify that the token generation logic is secure and correctly implemented.

Verification successful

Token generation logic is correctly implemented with secure practices.

The generateAccessToken and generateRefreshToken functions use jwt.sign with environment variables for secrets and appropriate expiration times, aligning with secure token generation practices.

  • generateAccessToken: Uses process.env.ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET with a 10-second expiration.
  • generateRefreshToken: Uses process.env.REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET with a 30-day expiration.

These implementations are secure and correctly set up for token generation.

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apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts (2)

19-22: Approve RefreshTokenResult interface definition.

The definition of the RefreshTokenResult interface improves type safety and clarity in handling API responses.


44-45: No changes to logoutApi function.

The logoutApi function remains unchanged, ensuring continuity of logout functionality.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/types.ts (1)

57-57: New export: InternalAxiosRequestConfig as RequestConfigType.

The addition of this export suggests that RequestConfigType is intended for broader use. Ensure that its usage is consistent across the codebase.

apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts (4)

12-14: Ensure secure handling of ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET.

The generateAccessToken function uses process.env.ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET. Make sure this environment variable is securely managed and not exposed in logs or error messages.


22-44: Verify error handling in verifyAccessToken.

The verifyAccessToken function should handle errors gracefully. Ensure that any errors do not expose sensitive information and are logged appropriately.

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Error handling in verifyAccessToken is appropriate.

The verifyAccessToken function handles errors by returning null, which is managed by the calling code to return an unAuthorizedResponse. This ensures that no sensitive information is exposed. The function is used consistently across multiple files with this pattern.

  • apps/backend-mock/api/user/info.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts
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16-20: Ensure secure handling of REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET.

The generateRefreshToken function uses process.env.REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET. Ensure this environment variable is securely managed and not exposed in logs or error messages.

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Secure Handling of REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET Verified

The REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET is used securely within the codebase for JWT operations without being logged or exposed in error messages. No issues were found regarding its handling.

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46-61: Verify error handling in verifyRefreshToken.

The verifyRefreshToken function should handle errors gracefully. Ensure that any errors do not expose sensitive information and are logged appropriately.

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Error handling in verifyRefreshToken is appropriate. The verifyRefreshToken function and its usage in the codebase handle errors by returning a generic forbidden response, ensuring no sensitive information is exposed. The forbiddenResponse function sets a 403 status and returns a standard error message, adhering to best practices.

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apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (3)

82-82: LGTM!

The introduction of baseRequestClient with BaseRequestClient initialization enhances the modularity of the request handling.


41-41: Verify the removal of makeErrorMessage.

The makeErrorMessage function has been commented out. Ensure that error messaging is handled appropriately elsewhere in the application.

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Error Handling Verified After Removal of makeErrorMessage

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  • Error handling is implemented using message.error in apps/web-antd/src/views/demos/antd/index.vue.
  • Various instances of console.error are found throughout the codebase, indicating robust error logging.
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61-75: Ensure thorough testing of the new response interceptor.

The new response interceptor for handling 401 errors and refreshing tokens is a critical part of the authentication flow. Ensure that this logic is thoroughly tested to handle various edge cases, such as network failures during token refresh.

apps/web-antd/src/store/auth.ts (1)

36-36: Verify the implications of removing refreshToken.

The removal of refreshToken handling in the authLogin function suggests a shift in token management. Ensure that the refresh token logic is adequately handled elsewhere in the application.

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refreshToken is still managed elsewhere in the application.

The refreshToken is referenced and handled in other parts of the codebase, such as in apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts and apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts. This indicates that the token management logic is still present, just not within authLogin.

  • apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts: Contains logic related to refreshToken.
  • apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts: Implements the refreshTokenApi function.
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apps/backend-mock/utils/mock-data.ts (2)

1-7: LGTM!

The introduction of the UserInfo interface enhances type safety and clarity in the code by explicitly defining the structure of user data.


Line range hint 9-23:
Ensure consistent use of UserInfo interface.

The MOCK_USERS array now uses the UserInfo interface. Ensure that all user-related data throughout the codebase adheres to this interface for consistency.

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Consistent Use of UserInfo Interface Verified

The UserInfo interface is consistently used across the codebase for user-related data, as evidenced by its presence in various imports, function parameters, and return types. No inconsistencies were found.

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packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts (2)

25-91: Well-structured class with centralized HTTP methods.

The BaseRequestClient class effectively centralizes HTTP request handling, promoting code reuse and maintainability.


Line range hint 93-241:
Effective extension of base functionality with additional features.

The RequestClient class successfully extends BaseRequestClient, adding necessary features for authorization and file handling.

@likui628 likui628 changed the title [WIP]feat: refreshToken feat: refreshToken Aug 16, 2024
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apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (1)

51-65: Ensure refreshTokenApi handles errors effectively.

The current implementation does not show error handling within refreshTokenApi. Consider adding error handling logic to manage network failures and other edge cases. Implementing a retry mechanism with a limit could also prevent potential infinite loops when refreshing tokens.

  • Review and improve error handling in refreshTokenApi.
  • Consider adding a retry limit in the interceptor logic.
Analysis chain

Ensure robust error handling and retry logic.

The response interceptor attempts to refresh the token when a 401 error occurs. Ensure that the refreshTokenApi handles errors and edge cases, such as network failures, appropriately. Consider adding a retry limit to prevent infinite loops.

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apps/web-antd/src/layouts/basic.vue (1)

16-16: Removed Imports Still in Use

The removed imports useAuthStore, useAccessStore, and AuthenticationLoginExpiredModal are still being used in several .vue files across the project. This suggests that their removal could lead to broken functionality or regressions in those components.

  • Files with Issues:
    • playground/src/layouts/basic.vue
    • apps/web-naive/src/layouts/basic.vue
    • apps/web-ele/src/layouts/basic.vue

Please review these files to ensure that the functionality relying on these imports is not affected. Consider re-adding the necessary imports or refactoring the code to accommodate their removal.

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Verify the impact of removed imports.

The imports related to authentication and notifications have been removed. Ensure that this does not affect the component's functionality or introduce any regressions.

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apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (3)

72-72: Verify the usage of baseRequestClient.

The baseRequestClient is exported for use. Ensure that it is utilized correctly in the application and that its functionality is well-documented.

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baseRequestClient is correctly utilized in the application.

The baseRequestClient is imported and used in apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts to make a POST request to the /auth/refresh endpoint, indicating its proper usage. No further issues found.

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12-12: Verify the usage of refreshTokenApi.

The refreshTokenApi is imported to handle token refresh logic. Ensure that this API is correctly implemented and handles errors appropriately.

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Verify error handling for refreshTokenApi usage.

The refreshTokenApi function is implemented to make a POST request to refresh authentication tokens. Now, let's verify how this function is used in the codebase to ensure that error handling is properly implemented.


Usage of refreshTokenApi is correctly implemented with error handling.

The refreshTokenApi is used in apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts to refresh tokens. If the API call is successful, it updates the access token and retries the request. If the call fails, it throws an error, allowing the calling function to handle it appropriately. This confirms that error handling is correctly implemented.

  • File: apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts
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66-66: LGTM! Verify token management logic.

The createRequestClient function is set up correctly. Ensure that the token management logic is consistent across the application.

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Token Management Logic Verified

The token management logic is consistently implemented across different parts of the application. The setAccessToken function is used in multiple files, indicating a standardized approach to handling access tokens.

  • playground/src/store/auth.ts
  • apps/web-antd/src/store/auth.ts
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apps/web-antd/src/layouts/basic.vue (2)

96-97: LGTM! Verify the logout process.

The handleLogout function is correctly updated to use logoutApi. Ensure that the logout process is complete and no residual data remains.

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Logout Process Verification Complete

The handleLogout function in apps/web-antd/src/layouts/basic.vue not only calls logoutApi but also includes additional cleanup steps such as resetAllStores, resetRoutes, and redirecting to the login path. This ensures that the logout process is comprehensive and any session-related data is cleared.

  • logoutApi makes a POST request to /auth/logout.
  • resetAllStores and resetRoutes are called to reset application state and routes.
  • The user is redirected to the login page.

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96-97: Verify the impact on user experience.

The removal of AuthenticationLoginExpiredModal may affect how users are informed of expired sessions. Ensure that this aligns with the intended user experience.

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apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts (1)

22-43: Use optional chaining for safer header access.

Consider using optional chaining to safely access the Authorization header and improve code readability.

-  if (!(authHeader && authHeader.startsWith('Bearer'))) {
+  if (!authHeader?.startsWith('Bearer')) {
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[error] 26-26: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

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packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts (1)

Line range hint 79-87:
Enhance error handling in the request method.

Consider logging the error details before throwing them to aid in debugging. Additionally, wrapping the error in a custom error class could provide more context.

  public async request<T>(url: string, config: AxiosRequestConfig): Promise<T> {
    try {
      const response: AxiosResponse<T> = await this.instance({
        url,
        ...config,
      });
      return response as T;
    } catch (error: any) {
      console.error('Request error:', error); // Log error details
      throw error.response ? error.response.data : error;
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packages/effects/request/src/request-client/types.ts (3)

15-21: LGTM!

The RequestInterceptorConfig interface is well-defined for handling request interceptors, with appropriate method signatures for fulfilled and rejected states.


24-29: LGTM!

The ResponseInterceptorConfig interface is well-defined for handling response interceptors, with appropriate method signatures for fulfilled and rejected states.


13-13: LGTM!

The RequestClientOptions type now directly extending CreateAxiosDefaults simplifies the configuration and is a beneficial change.

apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts (3)

12-14: LGTM!

The generateAccessToken function correctly generates a JWT access token using a secret from environment variables, adhering to best practices.


16-20: LGTM!

The generateRefreshToken function correctly generates a JWT refresh token using a secret from environment variables, adhering to best practices.


46-60: LGTM!

The verifyRefreshToken function correctly verifies a JWT refresh token and retrieves user information, excluding the password.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts (1)

7-60: LGTM!

The errorMessageResponseInterceptor function effectively handles various error scenarios and uses localization for error messages, improving user feedback.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts (4)

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apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (2)

30-38: Improve error message clarity in response interceptor.

The response interceptor throws a generic error message. Consider providing more context or using a custom error class to improve error handling and debugging.

-  throw new Error(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`);
+  throw new CustomError(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`, { status, responseData });
// Example of CustomError class
class CustomError extends Error {
  constructor(message, details) {
    super(message);
    this.details = details;
  }
}

72-75: Ensure consistent error messaging.

The error message interceptor uses a generic message handler. Ensure that all error messages are user-friendly and consistent across the application.

-  errorMessageResponseInterceptor((msg: any) => message.error(msg)),
+  errorMessageResponseInterceptor((msg: any) => message.error(`An error occurred: ${msg}`)),
playground/src/api/request.ts (3)

31-39: Enhance error message detail in response interceptor.

The response interceptor throws a generic error. Consider using a more descriptive error message or a custom error class for better debugging and error handling.

-  throw new Error(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`);
+  throw new CustomError(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`, { status, responseData });
// Example of CustomError class
class CustomError extends Error {
  constructor(message, details) {
    super(message);
    this.details = details;
  }
}

72-75: Standardize error messages.

The error message interceptor uses a generic handler. Ensure all error messages are clear and consistent throughout the application.

-  errorMessageResponseInterceptor((msg: any) => message.error(msg)),
+  errorMessageResponseInterceptor((msg: any) => message.error(`An error occurred: ${msg}`)),

43-69: Improve Error Handling for Token Refresh Logic

The refreshTokenApi function lacks internal error handling, and its invocation in request.ts does not include mechanisms to manage potential errors. Consider adding try-catch blocks or similar error handling strategies to handle scenarios like invalid tokens or network issues effectively. This will help prevent application instability during the token refresh process.

  • File: playground/src/api/request.ts
  • Location: Invocation of refreshTokenApi
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Evaluate token refresh mechanism.

The 401 error handling includes token refresh logic. Ensure that refreshTokenApi manages errors effectively, such as handling invalid refresh tokens or network issues, to prevent application instability.

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apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (3)

31-39: Improve error message specificity in response interceptor.

The response interceptor throws a generic error. Consider using a more specific error message or a custom error class for enhanced debugging and error handling.

-  throw new Error(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`);
+  throw new CustomError(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`, { status, responseData });
// Example of CustomError class
class CustomError extends Error {
  constructor(message, details) {
    super(message);
    this.details = details;
  }
}

72-75: Ensure uniform error messaging.

The error message interceptor uses a generic handler. Ensure that error messages are consistent and user-friendly across the application.

-  errorMessageResponseInterceptor((msg: any) => ElMessage.error(msg)),
+  errorMessageResponseInterceptor((msg: any) => ElMessage.error(`An error occurred: ${msg}`)),

43-69: Enhance Error Handling for refreshTokenApi Usage

The current implementation of the refreshTokenApi function does not include error handling for scenarios such as network failures or invalid tokens. To ensure application stability, consider implementing error handling logic for the refreshTokenApi call in the 401 error handling strategy.

  • Review and update the refreshTokenApi usage in apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts and other similar files to include error handling mechanisms.
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Review token refresh strategy.

The 401 error handling includes logic for refreshing tokens. Ensure that the refreshTokenApi function handles errors properly, such as invalid tokens or network failures, to maintain application stability.

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playground/src/store/auth.ts (1)

36-36: Review the impact of removing refreshToken.

The refreshToken is still widely used across the codebase, particularly in backend utilities and API request handling. Its removal from playground/src/store/auth.ts might disrupt token management processes. Ensure that the application can effectively handle token expiration and re-authentication without the refreshToken.

  • Files with refreshToken usage:
    • apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts
    • packages/stores/src/modules/access.ts
    • playground/src/api/request.ts
    • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/refresh.post.ts
    • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/logout.post.ts
    • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/login.post.ts
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Verify impact of removing refreshToken.

The removal of the refreshToken handling may affect the ability to refresh access tokens without re-authenticating the user. Ensure that the application can still manage token expiration effectively, possibly through other mechanisms.

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apps/web-naive/src/store/auth.ts (1)

36-36: Inconsistency in refreshToken Management

The refreshToken is still present in various parts of the codebase, indicating inconsistency in its removal. Please review the following files for potential updates:

  • playground/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/refresh.post.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/logout.post.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/login.post.ts

Notification handling appears consistent across the application.

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  • apps/web-naive/src/api/core/auth.ts (3 hunks)
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apps/web-ele/src/api/core/auth.ts (3)

19-22: Interface definition looks good.

The RefreshTokenResult interface correctly defines the expected structure for the refresh token response.


35-39: Function implementation looks good.

The refreshTokenApi function is well-implemented, using baseRequestClient and ensuring credentials are included.


44-46: Function implementation looks good.

The logoutApi function is correctly implemented for handling user logout.

apps/web-naive/src/api/core/auth.ts (3)

19-22: Interface definition looks good.

The RefreshTokenResult interface is well-defined and matches the expected response structure for the refresh token API.


35-39: Function implementation looks good.

The refreshTokenApi function is correctly implemented, using baseRequestClient and ensuring credentials are included.


44-46: Function implementation looks good.

The logoutApi function is well-implemented for handling user logout.

playground/src/api/core/auth.ts (3)

19-22: Interface definition looks good.

The RefreshTokenResult interface is well-defined and matches the expected response structure for the refresh token API.


35-39: Function implementation looks good.

The refreshTokenApi function is well-implemented, using baseRequestClient and ensuring credentials are included.


44-46: Function implementation looks good.

The logoutApi function is correctly implemented for handling user logout.

apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (2)

43-68: Review token refresh logic.

The logic for refreshing tokens on a 401 response is generally sound. However, ensure that the refreshTokenApi function handles errors and edge cases, such as network failures or invalid refresh tokens, to prevent infinite loops or application crashes.


19-28: Ensure proper error handling in request interceptor.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization header using the access token from the store. Ensure that the access token is always available and valid before making requests. Consider adding error handling in case the token is missing or invalid.

playground/src/api/request.ts (1)

20-29: Verify access token availability in request interceptor.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization header. Ensure that the access token is always available and valid to avoid unauthorized requests.

Verification successful

Access token is managed and verified appropriately.

The access token is set after a successful login and is checked in router guards, indicating that it is likely available and valid when used in the request interceptor. No further action is needed.

  • playground/src/store/auth.ts: Sets the access token after login.
  • playground/src/router/guard.ts: Checks for access token presence.
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# Description: Verify access token availability in the store.

# Test: Check access token management in the codebase.
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apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (1)

20-29: Check access token validity in request interceptor.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization header. Verify that the access token is always valid and available to prevent unauthorized access.

Verification successful

Access token validity is managed through a refresh mechanism.

The codebase includes a refreshTokenApi function, indicating a process for refreshing tokens. This suggests that the system is designed to handle token validity adequately.

  • apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts: Uses refreshTokenApi to refresh tokens.
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apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (1)

36-36: Ensure consistent token management strategy.

The removal of the refreshToken should align with the overall authentication strategy. Verify that all parts of the application are updated accordingly to handle token expiration and session management.

Verification successful

Token Management Strategy Appears Consistent

The removal of refreshToken from apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts aligns with the overall token management strategy. The application continues to manage accessToken effectively, with mechanisms in place for token renewal and session management.

  • The accessToken is set in request headers and stored in accessStore.
  • The refreshTokenApi function is still present, indicating ongoing support for token renewal.
  • Access control logic in router/guard.ts checks for accessToken presence.

Overall, the token management strategy appears consistent across the application.

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apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (2)

31-41: Improve Error Message Clarity.

The error message thrown includes the status and message. Consider including more context or details about the error to aid in debugging.

- throw new Error(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`);
+ throw new Error(`Request failed with status ${status}: ${msg}`);

74-77: Consolidate Response Interceptors.

Consider consolidating multiple response interceptors into a single interceptor with conditional logic to handle different cases. This can simplify the interceptor management and improve maintainability.

client.addResponseInterceptor({
  fulfilled: (response) => {
    // Handle successful responses
  },
  rejected: async (error) => {
    // Handle different error cases
    if (error.response.status === 401) {
      // Refresh token logic
    } else {
      // Other error handling
    }
  },
});
apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (2)

32-42: Clarify Error Messages for Better Debugging.

The error message thrown includes status and message. Add more context to the error message for easier debugging.

- throw new Error(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`);
+ throw new Error(`Request failed with status ${status}: ${msg}`);

75-77: Consider Consolidating Response Interceptors.

Multiple response interceptors can be consolidated into one with conditional logic for better maintainability.

client.addResponseInterceptor({
  fulfilled: (response) => {
    // Handle successful responses
  },
  rejected: async (error) => {
    // Handle different error cases
    if (error.response.status === 401) {
      // Refresh token logic
    } else {
      // Other error handling
    }
  },
});
playground/src/api/request.ts (2)

32-42: Improve Error Message Detail.

The error message includes status and message. Consider adding more context for better debugging.

- throw new Error(`Error ${status}: ${msg}`);
+ throw new Error(`Request failed with status ${status}: ${msg}`);

75-77: Streamline Response Interceptors.

Consider consolidating response interceptors into a single one with conditional logic for improved maintainability.

client.addResponseInterceptor({
  fulfilled: (response) => {
    // Handle successful responses
  },
  rejected: async (error) => {
    // Handle different error cases
    if (error.response.status === 401) {
      // Refresh token logic
    } else {
      // Other error handling
    }
  },
});
apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (1)

44-70: Improve handling of concurrent token refresh requests.

The current implementation of the token refresh logic in apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts does not appear to handle concurrent requests properly. While a sent flag is used to prevent duplicate requests for a single instance, it may not be sufficient for concurrent requests across different instances. Consider implementing a shared promise or lock mechanism to ensure that only one refresh request is sent at a time.

  • apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts: Review and enhance the logic for handling concurrent requests during token refresh.
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Verify token refresh logic.

The response interceptor attempts to refresh the token on a 401 error. Ensure that the logic handles multiple concurrent requests correctly to avoid race conditions.

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  • apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (3 hunks)
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  • apps/web-naive/src/store/auth.ts (3 hunks)
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apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (1)

20-29: Ensure Authorization Header is Set Correctly.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization header using the access token from the accessStore. Ensure that the accessToken is always valid and correctly retrieved to prevent unauthorized requests.

apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (1)

21-29: Verify Authorization Header Logic.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization header. Ensure the logic for retrieving the token from accessStore is consistent and reliable.

Verification successful

Authorization Header Logic Verified

The logic for setting the Authorization header using the access token from accessStore is consistent and reliable. The access token is retrieved and stored correctly after a successful login API call.

  • The accessStore.accessToken is used to set the Authorization header in apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts.
  • The access token is set in accessStore in apps/web-antd/src/store/auth.ts after a successful login.
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playground/src/api/request.ts (1)

21-29: Check Authorization Header Setting.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization header. Verify that the token is correctly retrieved and used.

apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (3)

32-40: Verify response handling logic.

The response interceptor checks for status codes and response codes. Ensure that the conditions are comprehensive and error messages are informative.

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Response handling logic is correctly implemented and informative.

The response interceptor in apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts checks for successful HTTP status codes and a specific response code. It returns the data when conditions are met and throws an error with a detailed message otherwise. This approach is consistent and comprehensive.

  • The conditions for successful responses are correctly implemented.
  • Error messages include both status and message, providing sufficient information.
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75-77: Verify error message handling.

The interceptor uses errorMessageResponseInterceptor to handle errors. Ensure that error messages are handled consistently and informatively across the application.


21-28: Verify token presence and language preference handling.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers. Ensure that accessStore.accessToken and preferences.app.locale are always available to prevent potential issues.

Verification successful

Token and Locale Handling Verified

The accessToken and locale are properly initialized and managed within the codebase. The accessToken is set following a successful login, and the locale is configured through application preferences. No issues were found regarding their availability or initialization.

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  • docs/src/guide/essentials/settings.md (3 hunks)
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packages/@core/preferences/src/config.ts (1)

23-23: Addition of refreshToken property in defaultPreferences.

The addition of refreshToken: true enhances the configuration capabilities by enabling token refresh functionality. Ensure that this new configuration is properly utilized and documented in the application.

apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (5)

20-29: Improved request interceptor for setting headers.

The request interceptor now directly sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers. This approach simplifies the process of attaching necessary headers to each request.


31-41: Enhanced response interceptor for handling successful responses.

The response interceptor now checks for status codes and response codes, throwing an error if conditions are not met. Ensure that all potential error scenarios are covered and logged appropriately.


43-73: Handle token refresh logic carefully.

The logic for handling 401 errors attempts to refresh the token and retry the request. Ensure that the refreshTokenApi call is reliable and handles potential failures gracefully. Consider adding retry logic or fallbacks if the token refresh fails.


74-91: Handling 401 errors without refresh token.

When refreshToken is disabled, ensure that the logic for handling 401 errors is robust. The current implementation clears the access token and logs out the user if necessary. Verify that this behavior aligns with user expectations and security requirements.


93-97: Error message interceptor.

The error message interceptor uses errorMessageResponseInterceptor to display error messages. Ensure that this provides clear and actionable feedback to users.

playground/src/api/request.ts (5)

21-30: Improved request interceptor for setting headers.

The request interceptor now directly sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers. This approach simplifies the process of attaching necessary headers to each request.


32-42: Enhanced response interceptor for handling successful responses.

The response interceptor now checks for status codes and response codes, throwing an error if conditions are not met. Ensure that all potential error scenarios are covered and logged appropriately.


44-73: Handle token refresh logic carefully.

The logic for handling 401 errors attempts to refresh the token and retry the request. Ensure that the refreshTokenApi call is reliable and handles potential failures gracefully. Consider adding retry logic or fallbacks if the token refresh fails.


74-92: Handling 401 errors without refresh token.

When refreshToken is disabled, ensure that the logic for handling 401 errors is robust. The current implementation clears the access token and logs out the user if necessary. Verify that this behavior aligns with user expectations and security requirements.


94-98: Error message interceptor.

The error message interceptor uses errorMessageResponseInterceptor to display error messages. Ensure that this provides clear and actionable feedback to users.

packages/@core/preferences/src/types.ts (1)

55-58: Addition of refreshToken property in AppPreferences.

The addition of refreshToken: boolean expands the interface to support token refresh functionality. Ensure that this property is correctly utilized and documented in the application.

docs/src/guide/essentials/settings.md (3)

193-193: Documented addition of refreshToken in defaultPreferences.

The documentation now reflects the addition of refreshToken: true in defaultPreferences. Ensure that users understand the implications of enabling this feature.


204-204: Updated company name in copyright section.

The company name has been updated from 'Vben Admin' to 'Vben'. Ensure that this change is consistent across all documentation and branding materials.


326-329: Documented addition of refreshToken in AppPreferences.

The documentation now includes the refreshToken property in the AppPreferences interface. Ensure that this is clearly explained and its usage is well-documented.

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apps/backend-mock/README.md (1)

5-5: Clarification on mock service integration.

The update clarifies that the mock service is now integrated with the Vite plugin, enhancing usability by eliminating the need for manual startup. This is a beneficial change for developers.

apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts (1)

1-11: Improved security and error handling.

The use of verifyAccessToken enhances security by ensuring only valid tokens access menu data. The streamlined error handling with unAuthorizedResponse improves clarity and maintainability.

apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts (1)

1-11: Consistent enhancement of authentication logic.

The refactoring to use verifyAccessToken and unAuthorizedResponse centralizes authentication checks, improving security and reducing complexity.

apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie-utils.ts (1)

3-25: Secure cookie management.

The utility functions for managing refresh token cookies are well-implemented, following best practices by using httpOnly, sameSite, and secure options to enhance security.

apps/backend-mock/api/auth/login.post.ts (1)

1-33: Enhanced login process.

The introduction of input validation, standardized error responses, and secure token generation significantly improves the robustness and security of the login process.

apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt-utils.ts (4)

12-14: LGTM! Ensure environment variables are securely managed.

The generateAccessToken function looks good. Make sure that ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET is securely stored and managed.


16-20: LGTM! Ensure environment variables are securely managed.

The generateRefreshToken function looks good. Make sure that REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET is securely stored and managed.


46-60: LGTM! Ensure consistency with access token verification.

The verifyRefreshToken function looks good and is consistent with verifyAccessToken.


7-10: LGTM! Interface accurately represents token payload.

The UserPayload interface correctly extends UserInfo with JWT-specific fields.

playground/src/api/request.ts (5)

15-20: LGTM! Client configuration is clear and concise.

The createRequestClient function is well-structured and sets up the client with the necessary base URL.


22-32: LGTM! Re-authentication logic is clear.

The toReAuthenticate function effectively handles session management based on user preferences.


34-43: LGTM! Request interceptor correctly sets headers.

The request interceptor effectively attaches the Authorization and Accept-Language headers.


45-53: LGTM! Response interceptor handles successful responses appropriately.

The interceptor processes responses correctly, returning data for successful requests and throwing errors otherwise.


57-107: LGTM! Ensure refresh token API is reliable.

The response interceptor for 401 errors is well-implemented, handling token refresh logic effectively. Ensure the refreshTokenApi is reliable to prevent failures.

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Ensure /auth/refresh Endpoint Reliability

The refreshTokenApi function is consistently implemented across multiple modules, performing a POST request to refresh the token. Ensure the /auth/refresh endpoint is robust and handles errors gracefully to maintain reliability.

  • Locations of refreshTokenApi Implementation:
    • playground/src/api/core/auth.ts
    • apps/web-naive/src/api/core/auth.ts
    • apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts
    • apps/web-ele/src/api/core/auth.ts
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playground/src/api/request.ts (6)

6-19: Imports look good.

The new imports for interceptors and refreshTokenApi are necessary for implementing the new request handling logic.


28-38: Re-authentication logic is well-implemented.

The toReAuthenticate function correctly handles clearing the access token and managing login expiration based on user preferences.


40-46: Token refresh logic is correctly implemented.

The toRefreshToken function successfully refreshes the token and updates the access store.


48-54: Header generation is correct.

The generateHeaders function correctly generates the Authorization and Accept-Language headers for requests.


56-75: Interceptors are well-integrated.

The request and response interceptors enhance the request handling by managing headers, data, authentication, and error messages effectively.


80-82: Exports are correctly configured.

The requestClient and baseRequestClient are correctly configured and exported for consistent API requests.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts (4)

12-25: Headers request interceptor is correctly implemented.

The headersRequestInterceptor correctly adds generated headers to the request configuration.


27-40: Data destructuring interceptor is well-implemented.

The dataDestructuringResponseInterceptor correctly processes successful responses and handles errors based on status and code.


42-95: Authentication response interceptor is correctly implemented.

The authenticateResponseInterceptor effectively manages token refreshing and re-authentication for 401 errors.


98-151: Error message interceptor is well-implemented.

The errorMessageResponseInterceptor correctly processes error messages and uses localization for user-friendly descriptions.

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apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (1)

38-44: Lack of Retry Logic in refreshTokenApi Call

The refreshTokenApi call, which uses baseRequestClient, lacks retry logic. If the API call fails, it will throw an error without attempting to retry. Consider implementing retry logic to enhance reliability.

  • RequestClient handles errors by throwing them but does not include retry logic.
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Verify that the refreshTokenApi call handles failures gracefully and includes appropriate error handling or retry logic.

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apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (1)

39-45: Lack of built-in error handling or retry logic for refreshTokenApi.

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  • The InterceptorManager uses default configurations that reject errors without additional handling.
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apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (4)

46-52: LGTM!

The generateHeaders function correctly sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers.


Line range hint 78-81: LGTM!

The export statements for requestClient and baseRequestClient are correctly initialized with apiURL.


55-73: Verify order and compatibility of interceptors.

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Interceptors are correctly ordered and compatible.

The order of interceptors in apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts is logical and consistent with other files. Each interceptor serves a distinct purpose, and their sequence should not conflict with existing logic.

  • client.addRequestInterceptor: Adds headers to requests.
  • client.addResponseInterceptor: Handles response data, token expiration, and error messages.

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26-36: Verify handling of side effects when setting access token to null.

Ensure that setting the access token to null does not lead to unintended side effects elsewhere in the application.

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Handling of access token nullification is appropriately managed.

The application includes checks for the access token's presence in router guards and API requests, suggesting that setting it to null is handled correctly without causing unintended side effects.

  • Router Guards: The code checks if the access token is present before allowing navigation.
  • API Requests: The access token is used conditionally in authorization headers.
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apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (5)

47-53: LGTM!

The generateHeaders function correctly sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers.


79-81: LGTM!

The export statements for requestClient and baseRequestClient are correctly initialized with apiURL.


56-73: Verify order and compatibility of interceptors.

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Order and Compatibility of Interceptors Verified

The order of request and response interceptors in apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts appears intentional and consistent with the intended logic. No conflicts or compatibility issues were evident from the search results. If further verification is needed, please review the interactions between these interceptors in the broader context of the application logic.

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apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (4)

47-53: LGTM!

The generateHeaders function correctly sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers.


80-81: LGTM!

The export statements for requestClient and baseRequestClient are correctly initialized with apiURL.


56-73: Verify order and compatibility of interceptors.

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Interceptors Order and Compatibility Verified

The order of request and response interceptors in apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts is consistent with similar implementations across the codebase. No conflicts or compatibility issues were identified.

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Ensure that setting the access token to null does not lead to unintended side effects elsewhere in the application.

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apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (1)

16-49: Enhance Token Refresh Logic with Error Handling and Retry Mechanism

The refreshTokenApi function currently lacks error handling and retry logic. To improve robustness, consider implementing mechanisms to handle API call failures gracefully, such as retrying the request a few times before failing or providing user feedback.

  • apps/web-naive/src/api/core/auth.ts: Implement error handling and retry logic in refreshTokenApi.
  • Similar changes might be needed in other implementations across different apps.
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Implement Robust Token Refresh Logic.

The doRefreshToken function refreshes the access token using refreshTokenApi. Ensure that this API call handles failures gracefully, possibly with retry logic.

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playground/src/store/auth.ts (1)

Implement Error Handling in authLogin Function

The authLogin function lacks explicit error handling, as no catch blocks were found in the file. This could lead to unhandled exceptions during the login process. While there is a notification for successful login, consider adding error handling to provide clear feedback to users in case of failures.

  • Ensure that errors during the login process are caught and managed appropriately.
  • Implement user notifications for error scenarios to enhance user experience.
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Line range hint 35-76: Login process logic is correct.

The authLogin function correctly manages the login process and updates the access store.

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packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts (1)

62-62: Consider using a logging library for error messages.

Using console.error is not ideal for production environments. Consider using a logging library to handle error messages more effectively.

- console.error('Refresh token failed, please login again.');
+ logger.error('Refresh token failed, please login again.');
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apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts (1)

1-11: Enhance Security by Verifying Tokens Directly.

The changes improve security by using verifyAccessToken to verify tokens directly, ensuring only valid tokens can access menu data. This centralizes authentication logic and enhances access control.

Ensure that verifyAccessToken is correctly implemented and used consistently across the codebase.

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Verification of verifyAccessToken Implementation and Usage

The verifyAccessToken function is correctly implemented and used consistently across the codebase. It is defined in apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts and imported in several files, ensuring centralized authentication logic.

  • Implementation: Found in apps/backend-mock/utils/jwt_utils.ts.
  • Usage: Consistently used in:
    • apps/backend-mock/api/user/info.ts
    • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts
    • apps/backend-mock/api/menu/all.ts

The function is imported and utilized to verify access tokens, enhancing security by ensuring only valid tokens can access protected resources.

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apps/backend-mock/api/auth/codes.ts (1)

1-11: Consistent Authentication Logic with Direct Token Verification.

The changes maintain consistency in authentication logic by using verifyAccessToken and unAuthorizedResponse, improving security by verifying tokens directly.

Ensure that verifyAccessToken is correctly implemented and used consistently across the codebase.

apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (2)

55-63: Streamline Request Headers with Interceptors.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers, enhancing request preparation. Ensure these headers are correctly set and managed.


80-94: Enhance Error Handling with Response Interceptors.

The response interceptors manage authentication and errors, improving resilience against token expiration and enhancing user experience with error messages.

apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (3)

17-49: Implement Robust Token Refresh Logic.

The doRefreshToken function refreshes the access token using refreshTokenApi. Ensure that this API call handles failures gracefully, possibly with retry logic.


56-63: Streamline Request Headers with Interceptors.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers, enhancing request preparation. Ensure these headers are correctly set and managed.


80-94: Enhance Error Handling with Response Interceptors.

The response interceptors manage authentication and errors, improving resilience against token expiration and enhancing user experience with error messages.

apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (3)

17-49: Implement Robust Token Refresh Logic.

The doRefreshToken function refreshes the access token using refreshTokenApi. Ensure that this API call handles failures gracefully, possibly with retry logic.


56-63: Streamline Request Headers with Interceptors.

The request interceptor sets the Authorization and Accept-Language headers, enhancing request preparation. Ensure these headers are correctly set and managed.


80-94: Enhance Error Handling with Response Interceptors.

The response interceptors manage authentication and errors, improving resilience against token expiration and enhancing user experience with error messages.

playground/src/api/request.ts (5)

52-54: Token formatting logic is correct.

The formatToken function correctly formats the token for the Authorization header.


29-39: Verify logout behavior on re-authentication.

Ensure that the authStore.logout function behaves as expected when invoked, especially in different login expiration modes.

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Logout function handles re-authentication correctly.

The authStore.logout function is implemented to manage the logout process effectively, including API logout, store reset, and user redirection. This confirms it behaves as expected when invoked during re-authentication.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the behavior of the `authStore.logout` function.

# Test: Search for the `logout` function implementation in the auth store. Expect: Correct handling of logout logic.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'function logout($_) { $$$ }'

Length of output: 940


67-95: Response interceptor logic is correct with robust error handling.

The response interceptors handle successful responses, errors, and token expiration effectively.

Verify that error messages are clear and that token expiration handling is robust.

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Error messages are clear and informative.

The error handling logic in the response interceptors provides clear and informative messages, such as Error ${status}: ${msg}, which effectively communicates the status and message of the error. This approach ensures that users receive meaningful feedback when an error occurs.

  • The error message in playground/src/api/request.ts and similar files uses a template string to include the HTTP status and error message, ensuring clarity.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify error message clarity and token expiration handling.

# Test: Search for error message handling in response interceptors. Expect: Clear and informative messages.
rg --type typescript -A 5 $'throw new Error'

Length of output: 80


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify error message clarity and token expiration handling.

# Test: Search for error message handling in response interceptors. Expect: Clear and informative messages.
rg --type ts -A 5 'throw new Error'

Length of output: 4152


44-50: Ensure reliability of refreshTokenApi call.

Verify that the refreshTokenApi call handles errors gracefully and that the access token is updated correctly.


56-63: Request interceptor logic is correct.

The request interceptor correctly adds the Authorization and Accept-Language headers.

Ensure that the access token is always available when needed.

Verification successful

Ensure Access Token Initialization and Management

The accessToken is defined and managed within the access.ts module. It is initialized to null and updated appropriately, indicating that the access token is managed correctly within the store. This setup should ensure that the access token is available when needed for request headers.

  • packages/stores/src/modules/access.ts: The accessToken is initialized and updated within this module.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the availability of the access token in the access store.

# Test: Search for the access token usage in the access store. Expect: Proper initialization and updates.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'accessToken: $_'

Length of output: 56


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition and usage of `useAccessStore` to understand how `accessToken` is managed.

# Find the definition of `useAccessStore`.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'function useAccessStore() { $$$ }'

# Search for `accessToken` within the context of `useAccessStore`.
rg 'useAccessStore.*accessToken'

Length of output: 109


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Broaden the search for `useAccessStore` to include imports and alternative definitions.

# Search for `useAccessStore` across the codebase, including imports.
rg 'useAccessStore'

# Search for any import statements related to `useAccessStore`.
rg 'import .*useAccessStore'

Length of output: 7873


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# Description: Search for `accessToken` within `packages/stores/src/modules/access.ts` to understand its initialization and management.

# Search for `accessToken` in the access store module.
rg 'accessToken' packages/stores/src/modules/access.ts

Length of output: 236

playground/src/store/auth.ts (2)

Line range hint 93-99: User information fetch logic is correct.

The fetchUserInfo function correctly fetches user information and updates the user store.


78-91: Logout process logic is correct.

The logout function correctly manages the logout process with an optional redirect parameter.

Ensure that the redirect logic works as expected.

Verification successful

Logout redirect logic is correctly implemented.

The logout function properly handles the redirect parameter by encoding the current route's full path when redirecting. This ensures that users are redirected to the login page with the correct query parameters.

  • The redirect logic in the logout function is confirmed to be correct.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the redirect logic in the `logout` function.

# Test: Search for the redirect logic in the `logout` function. Expect: Correct handling of the redirect parameter.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'logout($_) { $$$ }'

Length of output: 500


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the redirect logic in the `logout` function.

# Test: Search for the `logout` function and check the handling of the redirect parameter.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'async function logout(redirect: boolean = true) {
  $$$
  await router.replace({
    path: LOGIN_PATH,
    query: redirect ? { redirect: encodeURIComponent($_) } : {}
  })
  $$$
}'

Length of output: 1092

apps/web-ele/src/layouts/basic.vue (1)

97-97: Simplified logout logic is correct.

The handleLogout function now directly calls authStore.logout(false), simplifying the logout process.

Verify that the application state and routing are handled appropriately post-logout.

apps/web-naive/src/layouts/basic.vue (1)

97-97: Simplified logout logic is correct.

The handleLogout function now directly calls authStore.logout(false), simplifying the logout process.

Verify that the application state and routing are handled appropriately post-logout.

playground/src/layouts/basic.vue (1)

97-97: Simplified logout logic is correct.

The handleLogout function now directly calls authStore.logout(false), simplifying the logout process.

Verify that the application state and routing are handled appropriately post-logout.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts (1)

71-123: LGTM!

The error message interceptor is well-structured and effectively uses a translation function for internationalization.

docs/src/guide/essentials/server.md (4)

Line range hint 1-16: LGTM!

The section on configuring local development for cross-origin requests is clear and well-documented.


168-264: LGTM!

The section on API request configuration is comprehensive and aligns with best practices.


282-319: LGTM!

The section on configuring token refresh functionality is clear and well-documented.


321-321: LGTM!

The section on mock data handling with Nitro is informative and well-explained.

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apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (1)

36-36: Re-evaluate the removal of refreshToken from authLogin.

The refreshToken is still referenced in multiple parts of the codebase, indicating its importance in session management. Ensure that any changes to refreshToken handling in authLogin are consistently applied across the following files:

  • apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-naive/src/api/core/auth.ts
  • playground/src/api/request.ts
  • playground/src/api/core/auth.ts
  • packages/stores/src/modules/access.ts
  • packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts
  • packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts
  • docs/src/guide/essentials/server.md
  • docs/src/guide/essentials/settings.md
  • apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-ele/src/api/core/auth.ts
  • apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts
  • apps/web-antd/src/api/core/auth.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/utils/cookie_utils.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/refresh.post.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/login.post.ts
  • apps/backend-mock/api/auth/logout.post.ts
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Verify the impact of removing refreshToken.

The removal of refreshToken simplifies the token management logic, but ensure that this change aligns with the overall authentication strategy and does not negatively impact session management.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of removing `refreshToken` on session management.

# Test: Search for usages of `refreshToken` to ensure they are correctly handled or removed.
rg --type python 'refreshToken'

Length of output: 62


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of removing `refreshToken` on session management.

# Test: Search for usages of `refreshToken` in JavaScript/TypeScript files to ensure they are correctly handled or removed.
rg --type js 'refreshToken'

Length of output: 27


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of removing `refreshToken` on session management.

# Test: Search for usages of `refreshToken` in all text files to ensure they are correctly handled or removed.
rg 'refreshToken'

Length of output: 3423

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  • apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (3 hunks)
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apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (1)

79-91: Confirm the correct implementation of redirect logic in logout.

The addition of the redirect parameter enhances flexibility. Ensure that all usages of logout are updated to handle this parameter correctly.

@anncwb anncwb changed the title feat: refreshToken feat: refactor and improve the request client and support refreshToken Aug 19, 2024
@anncwb anncwb self-requested a review August 19, 2024 14:58
@anncwb anncwb merged commit 01d6033 into main Aug 19, 2024
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FEATURE: Support refresh token
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