feat(websocket): Add jwt support to ws connection #474
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websocket/crates/infra/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Approve the addition of theauthmodule.The addition of the
authmodule aligns with the PR's objective to enhance security through JWT integration. Ensure that the implementation within this module adheres to security best practices and integrates seamlessly with the existing modules.Run the following script to verify the integration of the
authmodule:websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/mod.rs (1)
1-3: Module Declarations ApprovedThe module declarations for
error,jwt, andtypesare correctly structured and follow Rust's standard module declaration format.websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/types.rs (3)
3-14: Well-structured JWT Claims representation.The
Claimsstruct is well-defined and appropriately usesOptionfor fields that may not always be present, adhering to best practices for JWT claims.
16-25: Well-structured JSON Web Key representation.The
Jwkstruct is well-defined and appropriately usesOptionfor fields that may not always be present. The naming ofuse_asuse_is a clever workaround for Rust's reserved keywords, ensuring clarity and avoiding syntax issues.
27-30: Simple and effective JSON Web Keys set representation.The
Jwksstruct is straightforward and effectively wraps a vector ofJwk, serving its purpose without unnecessary complexity.websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/error.rs (3)
1-2: Imports are appropriate for the functionality.The use of
reqwest::StatusCodeandthiserror::Erroris appropriate for handling HTTP-related errors and structuring custom errors in Rust.
4-29: Well-structured error enumeration for JWT authentication.The
AuthErrorenum is well-defined with specific error cases for JWT authentication processes:
InvalidTokenHeaderfor invalid token headers.NoKidInTokenHeaderfor missingkidin the token header.NoMatchingJwkfor no matching JSON Web Key found.InvalidJwkKeyfor invalid JSON Web Key.TokenValidationFailedfor general token validation failures.FailedToFetchJwksfor failures in fetching JSON Web Key Sets.HttpRequestFailedfor HTTP request failures, appropriately usingStatusCode.Unexpectedfor any unexpected errors.This structure not only makes the error handling more robust but also improves the readability and maintainability of the code.
31-31: Standard Rust practice for error handling.The definition of the
Resulttype alias using theAuthErrorenum is a standard Rust practice that simplifies error handling across the module. This approach is clean and reduces complexity in error propagation.websocket/crates/domain/src/project.rs (2)
53-53: Refactor: Improve variable naming for clarity.The renaming of
_latest_snapshot_statetolatest_snapshot_stateimproves code readability by removing the underscore prefix, which typically indicates a private or unused variable in many programming languages. This change suggests that the variable is indeed used and should be clearly identified as such.
113-113: Verify: Check the usage ofmerged_statein snapshot creation.The assignment of the result from
self.merge_updates().await?tomerged_statesuggests that this merged state is important for the snapshot creation process. It's crucial to verify how this variable is used subsequently in the function or if it affects the snapshot's state, as this could have significant implications for the functionality.Run the following script to verify the usage of
merged_state:Verification successful
No impact of
merged_stateon snapshot creation.The
merged_statevariable is assigned the result ofself.merge_updates().await?but is not used within thecreate_snapshot_internalfunction. This indicates that it currently has no impact on the snapshot creation process. It might be intended for future use or other purposes.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/jwt.rs (5)
1-7: Review of Imports and Basic SetupThe imports and basic setup using
Arc,RwLock, andreqwest::Clientare appropriate for the asynchronous and network-bound nature of JWT operations. The use ofArcandRwLocksuggests that the JWT keys might be shared and modified across multiple tasks, which is a common pattern in asynchronous Rust applications to handle shared state safely.
9-16: JWTProvider Structure ReviewThe
JWTProviderstruct is well-defined with fields necessary for JWT operations such as issuer (iss), JWKS URI (jwks_uri), audience (aud), algorithm (alg), and token time-to-live (ttl). This setup is typical for JWT providers and covers all the basic requirements for token validation.
18-27: Constructor Method for JWTProviderThe constructor method
newis straightforward and correctly initializes theJWTProviderwith the provided parameters. This method enhances the maintainability of the code by encapsulating the creation logic within the struct itself.
51-80: JWT Validation Method ReviewThe
validate_jwtmethod is comprehensive, covering all critical steps in JWT validation, including decoding the header, extracting the key ID, fetching the corresponding JWK, and validating the token against expected claims and issuer. The method uses asynchronous locks appropriately and handles potential errors at each step, which is crucial for security-sensitive operations.
83-177: Unit Tests for JWT ValidationThe unit tests provided are robust, covering the generation of a JWT, mocking the JWKS endpoint, and validating the token. The use of
MockServerfrom thewiremockcrate is appropriate for simulating the JWKS endpoint. The tests check various aspects of the JWT, such as the issuer, audience, and custom claims, which is essential for ensuring the JWT implementation works as expected.
| pub mod error; | ||
| pub mod jwt; | ||
| pub mod types; | ||
| //todo: add auth module to ws connection |
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Reminder: Integrate Auth Module with WebSocket Connection
The TODO comment indicates that the auth module needs to be integrated with the WebSocket connection. It's crucial to track this task in your project management tool to ensure it doesn't get overlooked.
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| thiserror.workspace = true | ||
| reqwest.workspace = true | ||
| jsonwebtoken.workspace = true | ||
| wiremock.workspace = true | ||
| rsa.workspace = true | ||
| rand.workspace = true | ||
| base64.workspace = true |
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Review of new dependencies in Cargo.toml
The addition of new dependencies is crucial for the JWT integration in WebSocket connections. Here's a breakdown of each dependency and its potential use:
- thiserror (line 33): Typically used for custom error types in Rust. This is essential for robust error handling in the new authentication features.
- reqwest (line 34): A popular HTTP client for Rust. This might be used for external API interactions, possibly related to authentication processes.
- jsonwebtoken (line 35): Directly related to handling JWTs. This is central to the PR's goal of integrating JWT into WebSocket connections.
- wiremock (line 36): Used for mocking HTTP requests in tests. This suggests that testing the new features involves external HTTP interactions.
- rsa (line 37): A library for RSA encryption, likely used for cryptographic operations in JWT processing.
- rand (line 38): Utilized for generating random numbers, possibly for cryptographic purposes in token generation or processing.
- base64 (line 39): Often used in encoding and decoding JWTs which are base64 URL encoded.
Concerns:
- The use of
.workspace = truefor each dependency is unusual and likely incorrect. This syntax is not standard in Cargo.toml files and may be an error. Typically, dependencies are listed with versions, not with.workspace = true.
Recommendation:
- Verify the intended use of
.workspace = trueand correct it to specify actual version numbers or paths as needed. This is crucial for the correct functioning of the dependency management in Cargo.
Please replace .workspace = true with appropriate version numbers or paths for each dependency to ensure proper dependency resolution and project build.
| async fn fetch_jwks(&self) -> Result<HashMap<String, Jwk>> { | ||
| let response = Client::new() | ||
| .get(&self.jwks_uri) | ||
| .send() | ||
| .await | ||
| .map_err(|e| AuthError::FailedToFetchJwks(e.to_string()))?; | ||
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| if !response.status().is_success() { | ||
| return Err(AuthError::HttpRequestFailed(response.status())); | ||
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| let jwks: Jwks = response | ||
| .json() | ||
| .await | ||
| .map_err(|e| AuthError::FailedToFetchJwks(e.to_string()))?; | ||
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| Ok(jwks | ||
| .keys | ||
| .into_iter() | ||
| .map(|key| (key.kid.clone(), key)) | ||
| .collect()) | ||
| } |
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Asynchronous JWKS Fetching Method
The method fetch_jwks is responsible for fetching the JSON Web Key Set (JWKS) from a specified URI. It handles HTTP errors and JSON parsing errors effectively by converting them into AuthError. However, the use of Client::new() on each call could be optimized by reusing a client instance across calls to reduce overhead.
Consider reusing a reqwest::Client instance across multiple calls to improve performance. Here's a suggested change:
- let response = Client::new()
+ let client = Client::new(); // This should ideally be stored in JWTProvider and reused
+ let response = clientCommittable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Approved: Addition of theauthmodule.The declaration of the
authmodule is correct and enhances the application's architecture by potentially improving security protocols.websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/mod.rs (2)
1-3: Approved: Module declarations for authentication functionalities.The structure with separate modules for
error,jwt, andtypesis well-organized and suitable for handling different aspects of authentication.
4-4: Reminder: Integrate Auth Module with WebSocket ConnectionThe TODO comment indicates that the auth module needs to be integrated with the WebSocket connection. It's crucial to track this task in your project management tool to ensure it doesn't get overlooked.
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4-4: Skip: Existing comment still valid.The previous comment on this TODO is still applicable and addresses the necessary action.
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1-4: Module Declarations ApprovedThe structure and organization of the modules are appropriate and follow Rust's modular code organization best practices.
5-5: Skip: Duplicate CommentThis TODO comment has been previously addressed and is still valid.
websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/jwt_validator.rs (1)
15-29: Constructor Implementation ApprovedThe constructor is well-implemented, using appropriate Rust practices for handling concurrency with
Arc<RwLock<>>. This setup ensures thread safety for the JWKs, which might be accessed or updated concurrently.
| // Validate the JWT token | ||
| pub async fn validate_token(&self, token: &str) -> Result<TokenData<Claims>> { | ||
| let header = | ||
| decode_header(token).map_err(|e| AuthError::InvalidTokenHeader(e.to_string()))?; | ||
| let kid = header.kid.ok_or(AuthError::NoKidInTokenHeader)?; | ||
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| // Get JWK from the cache | ||
| let jwks = self.jwks.read().await; | ||
| let jwk = jwks | ||
| .get(&kid) | ||
| .ok_or_else(|| AuthError::NoMatchingJwk(kid.clone()))?; | ||
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| // Create the decoding key | ||
| let decoding_key = DecodingKey::from_rsa_components(&jwk.n, &jwk.e) | ||
| .map_err(|e| AuthError::InvalidJwkKey(e.to_string()))?; | ||
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| // Create validation object | ||
| let mut validation = Validation::new(self.alg); | ||
| validation.set_audience(&self.aud); | ||
| validation.set_issuer(&[&self.iss]); | ||
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| // Validate the token | ||
| decode::<Claims>(token, &decoding_key, &validation) | ||
| .map_err(|err| AuthError::TokenValidationFailed(err.to_string())) | ||
| } |
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Token Validation Method Approved with Suggestion
The method for validating JWT tokens is robust, covering various aspects of JWT validation comprehensively. The asynchronous handling of JWK retrieval and the detailed error handling enhance the security and reliability of the method.
Suggestion:
Consider adding more detailed logging at key steps in the token validation process, especially before raising errors, to aid in debugging and monitoring the authentication flow.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/middleware/error.rs (1)
4-29: Approved: Comprehensive error handling for JWT authentication.The error definitions using
thiserrorare well-implemented, covering a broad spectrum of JWT-related issues. Each error type is clearly defined with specific messages, enhancing the robustness of the authentication module.Suggestion: Add documentation comments.
Consider adding documentation comments to each error type to provide further context and improve maintainability.
websocket/crates/infra/src/middleware/types.rs (1)
3-35: Approved: Well-defined data structures for JWT processing.The data structures for handling JWT claims and keys are appropriately defined, utilizing
serdefor serialization and deserialization. This setup is essential for effective JWT processing and aligns with standard practices.Suggestion: Add documentation comments.
Consider adding documentation comments to each structure to provide further context and improve maintainability.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Approved: New module declaration for middleware.The addition of the
middlewaremodule is a straightforward enhancement to the application's architecture, focusing on expanding middleware functionalities. This change is approved as it does not interfere with the existing modules.websocket/crates/infra/src/middleware/jwt_validator.rs (2)
13-33: Review: JWTValidator struct and constructorThe
JWTValidatorstruct is well-defined with appropriate fields for JWT validation. The constructor is correctly implemented to initialize these fields. This setup ensures that all necessary parameters are encapsulated within the validator, promoting good encapsulation practices.
36-62: Review: validate_token methodThe
validate_tokenmethod is comprehensive and robust. It includes:
- Decoding the JWT header and handling errors.
- Retrieving the JWK from a cache based on the
kidfrom the token header.- Constructing a decoding key from the JWK.
- Setting up validation criteria based on the issuer and audience.
- Finally, decoding the token with the constructed key and validation settings.
Each step includes error handling that transforms various errors into an
AuthError, which is a good practice for maintaining consistency in how errors are reported and handled within the application.websocket/crates/infra/src/middleware/mod.rs (2)
24-48: Review: jwt_auth_middleware functionThe
jwt_auth_middlewarefunction is well-structured and performs several critical operations:
- It extracts the JWT from the request.
- Fetches JWKS using the
JWTProvider.- Validates the token.
- Constructs an
AuthenticatedInfoobject and inserts it into the request.This function effectively integrates JWT authentication into the request handling pipeline of the application. Error handling using HTTP status codes is appropriate and ensures that the middleware responds correctly to different authentication errors.
50-57: Review: extract_token functionThe
extract_tokenfunction is a utility that simplifies the process of extracting the bearer token from the request headers. It is concise and correctly handles the extraction by checking theAuthorizationheader and stripping the "Bearer " prefix. This function aids in maintaining the cleanliness and modularity of the code by separating concerns.websocket/crates/infra/src/middleware/jwt.rs (1)
11-38: Review: JWTProvider struct and its methodsThe
JWTProviderstruct is well-designed to handle JWT operations with fields for issuer, audience, algorithm, JWKS URI, and a cache for JWKS. The methodsnew,fetch_jwks, andget_validatorare well-implemented:
newinitializes the provider with the necessary configuration.fetch_jwkshandles the fetching and caching of JWKS, including error handling and cache expiration checks.get_validatorcreates aJWTValidatorinstance using the cached keys.This setup ensures that JWT operations are centralized and managed efficiently, promoting good software architecture practices.
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6-27: Nicely done, just a minor suggestion regarding error handling.The
forward_request_to_auth_servicefunction is well-structured and follows a clear logic for forwarding requests to the auth service.One small improvement suggestion:
Instead of ignoring the actual error and always returningMwError::InternalServerat line 24, consider propagating the actual error. This will make debugging easier if something goes wrong.You can change it to something like:
.map_err(MwError::RequestForwardFailed)?;This way, the actual error will be wrapped in
MwError::RequestForwardFailedand can be handled appropriately.Other than that, the function looks good to me!
websocket/crates/infra/src/mw/mod.rs (2)
18-53: Improve error handling and logging.The function can be improved by adding more detailed error handling and logging.
Apply this diff to improve error handling and logging:
pub async fn auth_middleware( request: Request<Body>, next: Next, ) -> Result<Response<Body>, MwError> { let method = request.method().clone(); let headers = request.headers().clone(); let body_bytes = axum::body::to_bytes(request.into_body(), usize::MAX) .await - .map_err(|_| MwError::InternalServer)?; + .map_err(|e| { + tracing::error!("Failed to read request body: {}", e); + MwError::InternalServer + })?; let body_string = String::from_utf8_lossy(&body_bytes).to_string(); let mut request = Request::new(Body::from(body_bytes)); *request.method_mut() = method.clone(); *request.headers_mut() = headers.clone(); let auth_response = forward_request_to_auth_service(&AUTH_SERVICE_URL, method, &headers, body_string).await?; if auth_response.status().is_success() { Ok(next.run(request).await) } else { + tracing::warn!("Authentication failed with status code: {}", auth_response.status()); let status = auth_response.status(); let headers = auth_response.headers().clone(); let body = auth_response .bytes() .await - .map_err(|_| MwError::InternalServer)?; + .map_err(|e| { + tracing::error!("Failed to read auth service response body: {}", e); + MwError::InternalServer + })?; let mut response_builder = Response::builder().status(status); for (name, value) in headers.iter() { response_builder = response_builder.header(name, value); } Ok(response_builder .body(Body::from(body)) - .map_err(|_| MwError::InternalServer)?) + .map_err(|e| { + tracing::error!("Failed to build response: {}", e); + MwError::InternalServer + })?) } }
55-141: Improve tests by adding more test cases and using a more realistic mock server.The tests can be improved by adding more test cases and using a more realistic mock server.
Consider the following suggestions:
- Add test cases for different HTTP methods and headers.
- Add test cases for different auth service response status codes and bodies.
- Use a more realistic mock server that simulates the actual auth service API.
- Use a separate mock server for each test case to avoid interference between tests.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/mw/error.rs (2)
5-11: The custom error typeMwErrorlooks good!
- It covers the necessary error cases with
RequestForwardFailedandInternalServervariants.- Deriving
ErrorandDebugtraits is a good practice for error types.- The error messages are appropriate and descriptive.
Good job defining this custom error type!
13-26: TheIntoResponseimplementation forMwErroris well-done!
- It matches on the error variant and sets the appropriate HTTP status code and error message.
- Returning a JSON response with the error message is a good practice for API error responses.
- The implementation is straightforward and easy to understand.
Great job implementing the
IntoResponsetrait forMwError!websocket/crates/infra/Cargo.toml (1)
40-42: Review of new dependencies in Cargo.tomlThe addition of
hyper,http-body-util, andonce_celldependencies seems relevant for the HTTP-related functionality in the project.Here's a breakdown of each dependency and its potential use:
- hyper: An HTTP library for Rust. This might be used for low-level HTTP interactions in the project.
- http-body-util: Provides utilities for working with HTTP bodies. This could be helpful in handling request/response bodies.
- once_cell: Provides types for single assignment cells, which are useful for global configuration or caches.
Recommendation:
As mentioned in the previous comments, the use of.workspace = truefor these dependencies is likely incorrect. It's recommended to verify the intended use of.workspace = trueand correct it to specify actual version numbers or paths as needed. This is crucial for the correct functioning of the dependency management in Cargo.Please replace
.workspace = truewith appropriate version numbers or paths for each dependency to ensure proper dependency resolution and project build.websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (2)
3-4: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
25-32: LGTM, but verify the middleware application.The changes are approved.
However, ensure that the commented out line applying the
auth_middlewareto the router is uncommented and thoroughly tested to confirm that it behaves as expected.Run the following script to verify the middleware application:
api/internal/app/app.go (1)
94-94: LGTM!The addition of the
/validate-tokenendpoint for token validation aligns with the PR objective of integrating JWT for enhanced security. The endpoint is correctly added to the existing group of API routes without altering the behavior of the previously defined routes.
| func ValidateToken() echo.HandlerFunc { | ||
| return func(c echo.Context) error { | ||
| return c.JSON(http.StatusOK, map[string]interface{}{ | ||
| "status": "authenticated", | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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The function can be improved by actually validating the token instead of always returning "authenticated".
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func ValidateToken() echo.HandlerFunc {
return func(c echo.Context) error {
+ // Get the token from the request header
+ token := c.Request().Header.Get("Authorization")
+ if token == "" {
+ return c.JSON(http.StatusUnauthorized, map[string]interface{}{
+ "status": "unauthenticated",
+ })
+ }
+
+ // Validate the token
+ claims, err := validateToken(token)
+ if err != nil {
+ return c.JSON(http.StatusUnauthorized, map[string]interface{}{
+ "status": "unauthenticated",
+ })
+ }
+
return c.JSON(http.StatusOK, map[string]interface{}{
- "status": "authenticated",
+ "status": "authenticated",
+ "user_id": claims.UserID,
})
}
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13-22: Consider making the timeout configurable.The
AuthServiceClient::newmethod looks good overall. It correctly handles the case where the provided URI string is invalid and sets a default timeout of 5 seconds.However, consider making the timeout configurable by accepting it as an optional parameter with a default value. This would allow users of the
AuthServiceClientto adjust the timeout based on their specific requirements.
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1-2: LGTM!The code follows Rust's module system conventions:
- The
mod config;statement declares a module namedconfig.- The
pub use config::Config;statement re-exports theConfigstruct from theconfigmodule, making it publicly accessible from this module.The changes are minimal and look good to me.
websocket/crates/services/src/lib.rs (1)
1-2: LGTM!The addition of the
authmodule and re-exporting theAuthServiceClientstruct aligns with the PR objectives of integrating a JWT module for the WebSocket connection. This change enhances the authentication capabilities of the project and follows good practices of modularity and separation of concerns.websocket/crates/common/Cargo.toml (2)
1-13: LGTM! The package configuration and workspace setup look good.The package metadata and dependency inheritance from the workspace promote consistency and maintainability across the monorepo. The use of a workspace-level "dotenv" dependency is a good practice.
5-5: Verify the package exclusion from the workspace build.The
exclude.workspace = truesetting indicates that this package is excluded from the workspace build. Please ensure this exclusion is intentional and aligns with the package's purpose and build requirements.websocket/crates/services/Cargo.toml (1)
1-19: Effective use of workspace inheritance for package configuration.The
Cargo.tomlfile for the "services" package effectively utilizes workspace inheritance for package metadata and dependencies. This approach offers several benefits:
Consistency: By inheriting common configuration from the workspace, it ensures consistency across multiple packages within the workspace.
Reduced Duplication: Workspace inheritance eliminates the need to duplicate package metadata and dependency declarations in each package's
Cargo.tomlfile, reducing redundancy and making the configuration more maintainable.Centralized Management: With workspace inheritance, changes to common configuration can be made in a single place (the workspace's
Cargo.toml), propagating to all packages that inherit from it.The chosen dependencies, such as
tokio,axum,reqwest,http,thiserror,wiremock, andtower, are commonly used and well-maintained crates in the Rust ecosystem, indicating a solid foundation for the "services" package.Overall, the configuration in this
Cargo.tomlfile demonstrates a well-structured and organized approach to package management within a workspace.websocket/crates/common/src/config.rs (1)
1-19: LGTM!The code follows best practices for configuration management:
- It uses the
dotenvcrate to load environment variables from a file.- It defines a
Configstruct to centralize configuration values.- The
from_envmethod provides a convenient way to create aConfiginstance from environment variables.- It uses the
Resulttype to handle potential errors during environment variable loading.- It provides default values for configuration fields, ensuring a fallback if the corresponding environment variables are not set.
The code is well-structured, readable, and maintainable. Great job!
websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/error.rs (3)
1-5: Imports look good!The code segment correctly imports the necessary dependencies from
axum,reqwest, andthiserrorcrates, which are required for defining the custom error type and implementing theIntoResponsetrait.
6-19: The custom error type is well-defined!The code segment defines a custom error type
JwtErrorusing thethiserrorcrate, covering various error scenarios related to JWT handling. The use of#[allow(dead_code)]attribute is acceptable for unused variants, and the#[from]attribute is correctly used for automatic error conversion.
20-55: TheIntoResponsetrait implementation is comprehensive and robust!The code segment implements the
IntoResponsetrait for theJwtErrortype, handling all variants and constructing appropriate HTTP responses. The response construction is well-structured, with proper status codes and error messages. The error handling is robust, ensuring a fallback response is returned in case of critical errors during response construction.websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (5)
3-4: LGTM!The imports are necessary for the authentication middleware functionality and look good.
10-11: LGTM!The imports are necessary for loading configuration and creating an auth client. They look good.
29-32: LGTM!Loading configuration from environment variables and creating an auth client are good practices and necessary for the authentication middleware functionality. The code changes look good.
38-41: LGTM!Adding an authentication middleware layer is a good practice for securing the application. The middleware is applied globally, which is appropriate. The code changes look good.
56-56: LGTM!Binding the listener to the server address loaded from the configuration is a good practice for flexibility and avoiding hardcoded values. The code changes look good.
websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/jwt.rs (3)
5-8: LGTM!The
Jwtstruct is well-defined with appropriate field types.
10-23: LGTM!The impl block for
Jwtis well-structured and theverifymethod correctly handles the verification process and error cases.
25-71: Great job with the tests!The test module provides good coverage for the
Jwtstruct andverifymethod, correctly testing the success and failure paths usingwiremockto mock theAuthServiceClientresponses. The test assertions are also correct.websocket/crates/services/src/auth.rs (6)
5-10: LGTM!The
AuthServiceClientstruct is well-defined with appropriate fields and types.
24-34: LGTM!The
AuthServiceClient::forward_requestmethod is implemented correctly. It sets theAuthorizationheader with the provided token, uses the configured URI and timeout, and returns the response from the server or areqwest::Errorif the request fails.
43-48: LGTM!The
test_new_clienttest correctly verifies the construction of a newAuthServiceClientinstance by checking that the URI and timeout are set correctly.
50-64: LGTM!The
test_authenticatetest correctly verifies the successful forwarding of a request with a valid token by using a mock server to simulate the authentication service and checking that the response status is 200 OK.
66-80: LGTM!The
test_authenticate_unauthorizedtest correctly verifies the handling of a request with an invalid token by using a mock server to simulate the authentication service and checking that the response status is 401 Unauthorized.
82-97: LGTM!The
test_authenticate_timeouttest correctly verifies the handling of a request that times out by using a mock server to simulate the authentication service with a delay longer than the configured timeout and checking that the request returns an error.websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/middleware.rs (3)
11-20: LGTM!The
auth_middlewarefunction is implemented correctly. It handles the following cases appropriately:
- When the token is not found, it returns a
JwtErrorwith aStatusCode::UNAUTHORIZED.- When the token is valid, it passes the request to the next middleware.
- When the token verification fails, it returns a
JwtError.
22-28: LGTM!The
extract_tokenfunction is implemented correctly. It handles the following cases appropriately:
- When the "Authorization" header is not present or does not start with "Bearer ", it returns
None.- When the "Authorization" header is present and starts with "Bearer ", it returns the token as a
String.
30-143: LGTM!The unit tests and integration tests are implemented correctly.
The unit tests for the
extract_tokenfunction cover all the possible cases:
- When the "Authorization" header is present and starts with "Bearer ", it returns the token as a
String.- When the "Authorization" header is not present, it returns
None.- When the "Authorization" header is present but does not start with "Bearer ", it returns
None.The integration tests for the
auth_middlewarefunction cover the happy path and the error path:
- When the token is valid, it returns a
StatusCode::OKand the response body is "Protected".- When the token is invalid, it returns a
StatusCode::UNAUTHORIZED.The integration tests use a mock server to simulate the
AuthServiceClientand test theauth_middlewarefunction in isolation, which is a good practice.
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3-4: LGTM!The imports are correctly specified and necessary for the changes made in the file.
10-11: LGTM!The imports are correctly specified and necessary for the changes made in the file.
29-32: LGTM!
- Loading the configuration from environment variables is a good practice for managing the application configuration.
- The
expectcalls are used to handle the errors that may occur while loading the configuration and creating theAuthServiceClientinstance.- The error messages are descriptive and help in identifying the cause of the error.
38-41: LGTM!
- The middleware layer is added to the router to handle the authentication of the requests.
- The
auth_middlewareis called with theauth_clientand the request to perform the authentication.- The
auth_clientis cloned to avoid moving it into the closure.
45-45: LGTM!
- The
state_erris passed to thehandle_errorfunction to handle the errors that may occur while processing the requests.- The
state_erris cloned to avoid moving it into the closure.
56-56: LGTM!Binding the listener to the server address loaded from the configuration is a good practice for managing the application configuration.
websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/jwt.rs (3)
5-8: LGTM!The
Jwtstruct is well-defined with appropriate fields to store the token and theAuthServiceClient.
10-23: LGTM!The impl block for
Jwtis correctly implemented with a constructor and averifymethod. Theverifymethod sends a request to the auth service to verify the token and handles the response status code appropriately. It returns aResultwith a boolean indicating the verification status or aJwtError.
25-71: LGTM!The test module is correctly implemented with two test functions covering the success and failure cases of the
verifymethod. The tests usewiremockeffectively to mock the auth service responses and make appropriate assertions on the results of theverifymethod.
| //if token != "nyaan" { | ||
| // return; | ||
| //} |
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Security Risk: Commented out authentication check exposes the WebSocket server to unauthorized access.
Removing the authentication check allows any client to connect to the WebSocket server without proper authentication. This is a significant security vulnerability that needs to be addressed immediately.
Recommendations:
- Implement a robust authentication mechanism using JSON Web Tokens (JWT) instead of hardcoded token values.
- Validate the JWT on the server-side to ensure the client is authenticated and authorized to access the WebSocket server.
- Store and transmit the JWT securely to prevent unauthorized access.
- Consider implementing additional security measures such as rate limiting and IP restrictions to further protect the WebSocket server.
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77-98: The authentication process usingAuthServiceClientis a significant improvement!The new authentication mechanism using
AuthServiceClientis a robust and secure approach compared to the previous hardcoded token check. The error handling for the authentication request is appropriate, logging errors and terminating the connection if the authentication fails.Consider handling the case where the
AuthServiceClientreturns a non-success status code other than an error. In such cases, log an appropriate message and terminate the connection. For example:Ok(response) => { if response.status().is_success() { debug!("Authentication successful"); } else { error!("Authentication failed: Status code {}", response.status()); + socket.close().await; return; } }
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websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (7)
3-3: LGTM!The import of
from_fnfrom theaxumlibrary is necessary for adding middleware to the Axum router.
4-4: LGTM!The import of
auth_middlewarefrom theinframodule is necessary for integrating authentication middleware into the Axum router.
10-10: LGTM!The import of
Configfrom thecommonmodule is necessary for loading configuration from environment variables.
11-11: LGTM!The import of
AuthServiceClientfrom theservicesmodule is necessary for creating an authentication service client.
29-32: LGTM!
- Loading configuration from environment variables using
Config::from_env()is a good practice for managing application settings.- Creating an authentication service client using
AuthServiceClient::new()is necessary for integrating authentication functionality into the application.
38-41: LGTM!
- Adding a middleware layer to the Axum router using
from_fn()is necessary for implementing authentication handling.- Integrating the
auth_middlewareinto the routing logic is necessary for applying authentication to the relevant routes.
56-56: LGTM!Binding the server to the address specified in the configuration using
tokio::net::TcpListener::bind(&config.server_addr)is a good practice for managing the server's network settings.websocket/crates/infra/src/socket/handler.rs (4)
15-15: LGTM!The import statement for
AuthServiceClientis necessary to use the authentication service.
39-39: LGTM!The addition of the
auth_server_urlfield to theWebSocketQuerystruct is necessary to pass the authentication server URL to thehandle_socketfunction.
51-58: LGTM!The modification of the
handle_socketfunction to accept anauth_server_urlparameter is necessary to create an instance ofAuthServiceClientfor authentication.
209-215: LGTM!The modifications to the
joinmethod ofAppStateare good improvements:
- Using
try_lockinstead oflockwhen accessing theroomsfield helps avoid potential deadlocks.- Returning a
Resulttype allows proper error handling.
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1-3: LGTM!The changes in this file are creating a new
authmodule and re-exporting two items from it:AuthServiceClientandAuthServiceError. This is consistent with the PR objective of integrating a JWT module for WebSocket connections.The file does not contain any logic or implementation details, so there are no correctness, performance, or security issues to review.
websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (5)
3-4: LGTM!The imports are correctly added to enable the integration of the authentication middleware into the Axum router.
10-11: LGTM!The imports are correctly added to enable loading the configuration from environment variables and creating an instance of the
AuthServiceClient.
29-32: LGTM!Loading the configuration from environment variables is a good practice for managing application settings. Creating an instance of the
AuthServiceClientis necessary for making authentication requests to the auth service.
38-41: LGTM!Adding the authentication middleware to the Axum router is crucial for handling authentication and authorization of incoming requests. The
auth_middlewareclosure captures theauth_clientinstance, allowing it to make authentication requests to the auth service.
56-56: LGTM!Binding the server to the address specified in the configuration allows for flexibility in deploying the application to different environments.
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5-6: LGTM!Re-exporting the
auth_middlewareandJwtValidatorfrom theauthmodule is a good practice to make them accessible to other parts of the application.Consider creating a separate
middlewaremodule to house all the middleware functions, includingauth_middleware. This can help keep the codebase more organized and modular.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/lib.rs (2)
1-1: LGTM!The addition of the
authmodule is a good step towards implementing authentication functionality in the application.
7-7: LGTM!Re-exporting the
Configfrom thecommonmodule is a good practice to make it accessible to other parts of the application.websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (5)
3-4: LGTM!The imports are relevant and necessary for implementing the middleware layer and authentication handling in the Axum router.
10-11: LGTM!The imports are relevant and necessary for loading configuration from environment variables and instantiating an authentication service client.
30-34: LGTM!Loading configuration from environment variables is a good practice for managing application settings. Instantiating the
AuthServiceClientwith the loaded configuration is necessary for implementing authentication functionality.
40-43: LGTM!Adding a middleware layer using
from_fnand integratingauth_middlewareinto the routing logic is necessary for implementing authentication handling for incoming requests.
58-58: LGTM!Replacing the hardcoded server address with a dynamic one loaded from the configuration is a good practice for flexibility and maintainability.
websocket/crates/infra/src/auth/jwt.rs (5)
1-8: LGTM!The import statements are relevant and necessary for the functionality implemented in this file. There are no unused imports.
9-50: LGTM!The
JwtValidatorstruct and its associated methods are well-designed and implemented:
- The struct encapsulates the necessary dependencies (
AuthServiceClientand cache) for JWT verification.- The
newmethod correctly initializes instances ofJwtValidatorwith the required dependencies.- The
verifymethod effectively handles the caching and verification logic, checking the cache first and sending a request to the authentication service if the token is not found in the cache.- The error handling in the
verifymethod is appropriate, returning aJwtErrorfor verification failures.The code is clean, readable, and follows best practices.
52-57: LGTM!The test module is properly defined and annotated with
#[cfg(test)]to ensure it is only compiled during testing. The necessary dependencies for testing, such aswiremock, are imported correctly.
58-80: LGTM!The test function
test_jwt_verify_successis well-written and thoroughly tests the successful verification of a valid token:
- The test setup using
wiremockis appropriate for simulating the authentication service and setting up mock responses.- The test correctly creates an instance of
JwtValidatorwith the mocked client and cache duration.- The test asserts the expected behavior of the
verifymethod for a valid token, ensuring that the method returns the correct result.- The test also verifies that the cache is working correctly by calling
verifymultiple times and ensuring the expected result is returned.The test covers the important aspects of the
verifymethod and provides confidence in its correctness.
82-103: LGTM!The test function
test_jwt_verify_failureis well-written and effectively tests the handling of an invalid token:
- The test setup using
wiremockis appropriate for simulating the authentication service and setting up a mock response for an invalid token.- The test correctly creates an instance of
JwtValidatorwith the mocked client and cache duration.- The test asserts the expected error behavior of the
verifymethod for an invalid token, ensuring that the method returns the correct error type.- The test uses pattern matching to ensure that the returned error is of the expected type
JwtError::VerificationFailed.The test covers the important error handling aspect of the
verifymethod and provides confidence in its correctness.
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4-11: Consider making the WebSocket URL configurable.The code establishes a WebSocket connection and splits the stream into read and write halves, which is a good approach for separate handling.
However, the WebSocket URL is currently hardcoded. Consider making it configurable, such as reading from a configuration file or environment variable, to improve flexibility and reusability of the client.
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1-3: LGTM!The imports are relevant and required for the WebSocket client implementation.
13-21: LGTM!Spawning a separate task for handling incoming messages allows for concurrent processing, which is a good practice.
The task continuously listens for messages and handles them appropriately by printing to the console or logging an error message in case of failure.
23-36: LGTM!The loop in the main task allows users to continuously send messages until they choose to exit by typing "exit," providing a simple and intuitive way to interact with the WebSocket server.
User input is read from the standard input and sent as a text message to the server, which is appropriate for this example client.
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1-5: LGTM!The import statements are necessary for the functionality of the WebSocket client.
13-14: LGTM!The URL parsing and printing are implemented correctly and provide clarity.
16-28: LGTM!The request creation with the necessary headers and JWT token is implemented correctly.
31-76: LGTM!The connection handling, message handling, and main loop implementation are robust and well-structured.
69-70: LGTM!The proper abortion of the read task before shutting down is a good practice to ensure clean termination.
72-75: LGTM!The error handling for connection failures is implemented correctly.
78-80: LGTM!The final println statement and the return of Ok(()) are appropriate for the main function.
82-89: LGTM!The
generate_keyfunction is implemented correctly. It generates a random 16-byte key and encodes it using base64 with the standard encoding, which is suitable for the WebSocket connection.
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Consider using an environment variable or configuration file for the JWT token.
Hardcoding the JWT token in the source code is not recommended as it poses a security risk. Consider using an environment variable or a configuration file to store the token securely.
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websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (1)
40-43: Ensure all necessary routes are protected by the authentication middlewareYou've integrated the
auth_middlewareusingfrom_fn, which is great for securing routes. Please verify that all routes requiring authentication are covered by this middleware to prevent unauthorized access.Run the following script to list all routes and ensure the middleware is applied appropriately:
Verification successful
Authentication middleware is correctly applied to the main application route
The
auth_middlewareis properly implemented and applied to the "/:room" route in the main application. It's set up using thelayermethod withfrom_fn, which ensures that all subsequent routes (in this case, the single "/:room" route) are protected by the authentication middleware.The other route definitions found in the middleware.rs file appear to be for testing purposes and are not part of the main application flow.
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Apply this diff to handle the error more gracefully:
-let listener = tokio::net::TcpListener::bind(&config.server_addr)
- .await
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+let listener = match tokio::net::TcpListener::bind(&config.server_addr).await {
+ Ok(listener) => listener,
+ Err(e) => {
+ tracing::error!("Failed to bind to {}: {}", &config.server_addr, e);
+ std::process::exit(1);
+ }
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3-4: Imports are appropriateThe added imports for middleware and JWT validator are correctly included.
10-12: Imports are correctly addedThe inclusion of
ConfigandAuthServiceClientis necessary for configuration management and authentication services.
40-43: Middleware integration is correctThe authentication middleware is properly integrated using
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Using expect() on Config::from_env() and AuthServiceClient::new() can cause the application to panic if configuration loading or client creation fails. It's better practice to handle these errors gracefully by logging them and exiting the application with a non-zero status code.
Apply this diff to handle the errors more gracefully:
- let config = Config::from_env().expect("Failed to load configuration");
+ let config = match Config::from_env() {
+ Ok(cfg) => cfg,
+ Err(e) => {
+ tracing::error!("Failed to load configuration: {}", e);
+ std::process::exit(1);
+ }
+ };
- let auth_client =
- AuthServiceClient::new(&config.auth_service_url).expect("Failed to create auth client");
+ let auth_client = match AuthServiceClient::new(&config.auth_service_url) {
+ Ok(client) => client,
+ Err(e) => {
+ tracing::error!("Failed to create auth client: {}", e);
+ std::process::exit(1);
+ }
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| let jwt_validator = JwtValidator::new(auth_client, Duration::from_secs(300)); | |
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| Ok(cfg) => cfg, | |
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| tracing::error!("Failed to load configuration: {}", e); | |
| std::process::exit(1); | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| let auth_client = match AuthServiceClient::new(&config.auth_service_url) { | |
| Ok(client) => client, | |
| Err(e) => { | |
| tracing::error!("Failed to create auth client: {}", e); | |
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| let jwt_validator = JwtValidator::new(auth_client, Duration::from_secs(300)); |
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46-49: Evaluate the necessity of cloningjwt_validatorIn the middleware layer, you're cloning
jwt_validatorinside the closure:let jwt_validator = jwt_validator.clone();If
jwt_validatoris cheap to clone (e.g., if it implementsCloneefficiently or is wrapped in anArc), this is acceptable. Otherwise, consider passing a reference or using anArcto manage shared ownership without the overhead of cloning large objects.
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24-30: Ensure application exits with a non-zero status code on configuration load failureIn the error handling for
Config::from_env(), usingreturn;will cause the application to exit with a status code of zero, which indicates success. To properly signal that an error has occurred, consider exiting with a non-zero status code usingstd::process::exit(1);.
32-38: Ensure application exits with a non-zero status code on authentication client initialization failureSimilarly, when
AuthServiceClient::new()fails, usingreturn;will exit with a zero status code. It's better to usestd::process::exit(1);to indicate to the operating system that the application terminated due to an error.
64-70: Ensure application exits with a non-zero status code when binding to the server address failsIf the application fails to bind to the server address and uses
return;, it exits with a zero status code, implying a successful termination. To reflect the error state correctly, usestd::process::exit(1);after logging the error.
72-78: Ensure application exits with a non-zero status code when retrieving the local address failsWhen
listener.local_addr()fails, the application currently logs the error and returns. This leads to an exit with a zero status code. Consider usingstd::process::exit(1);to exit with a non-zero status code, indicating an abnormal termination due to an error.
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45-45: Consider updating dotenv to the latest versionThe addition of the
dotenvcrate is good for managing environment variables, which can be useful for JWT configuration. However, the current version (0.15.0) is slightly outdated. Consider updating to the latest version (0.15.1) for potential bug fixes and improvements.-dotenv = "0.15.0" +dotenv = "0.15.1"
53-54: LGTM with suggestion: Addition of once_cell and rand dependenciesThe addition of
once_cellandrandcrates is appropriate.once_cellis useful for lazy static initialization, whilerandis great for generating random values, potentially for token generation or testing.However, the
once_cellversion (1.18.0) is slightly outdated. Consider updating to the latest version (1.19.0) for potential improvements and bug fixes.-once_cell = "1.18.0" +once_cell = "1.19.0"websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (1)
40-40: LGTM: JwtValidator initializationThe JwtValidator is correctly initialized with the AuthServiceClient and a timeout, which is essential for the JWT support feature.
Consider making the timeout duration configurable through the
Configstruct to allow for easier adjustments in different environments.
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42-42: LGTM: Addition of base64 dependencyThe addition of the
base64crate is appropriate for JWT-related operations. The version0.22.1is current and should provide good performance and security.
43-43: LGTM: Addition of cached dependencyThe
cachedcrate (version0.53.1) is a good choice for implementing caching mechanisms. This can be particularly useful for caching validated JWT tokens, potentially improving performance in high-traffic scenarios.
46-46: LGTM: Addition of futures-util dependencyThe addition of
futures-util = "0.3"is appropriate for working with futures in async Rust programming. The version specification allows for automatic updates to the latest patch version, which is a good practice for minor improvements and bug fixes.
48-50: LGTM: Addition of http, http-body-util, and hyper dependenciesThe addition of
http,http-body-util, andhypercrates is appropriate for handling HTTP-related functionality, which is essential for WebSocket connections and JWT validation. The versions are up-to-date and should work well together.
51-51: LGTM: Addition of jsonwebtoken dependencyThe addition of the
jsonwebtokencrate (version9.3.0) is excellent and directly supports the PR objective of adding JWT support to WebSocket connections. This crate provides robust functionality for working with JWTs.
56-57: LGTM: Addition of reqwest, rsa, and tokio-tungstenite dependenciesThe addition of
reqwest,rsa, andtokio-tungstenitecrates is excellent:
reqwestwith JSON feature is great for making HTTP requests, possibly for token validation.rsawith PEM feature is essential for JWT signing and verification.tokio-tungsteniteis crucial for WebSocket support in an async Rust environment.All versions are up-to-date, and the selected features are appropriate for the project's needs.
Also applies to: 64-64
63-63: LGTM: Tokio update and addition of url and wiremock dependenciesExcellent updates and additions:
- Updating
tokioto version1.40.0keeps the project on the latest version of this crucial async runtime.- The
urlcrate (version2.5.2) is great for parsing and handling URLs in web applications.- Adding
wiremock(version0.6.2) is excellent for mocking HTTP APIs in tests, enhancing the project's testability.All versions are up-to-date, and these changes will contribute to a more robust and testable codebase.
Also applies to: 69-71
42-71: Overall assessment: Well-structured dependency additions for JWT and WebSocket supportThe changes to
Cargo.tomlare well-aligned with the PR objective of adding JWT support to WebSocket connections. The new dependencies cover all necessary aspects:
- JWT handling (
jsonwebtoken,base64)- WebSocket support (
tokio-tungstenite)- HTTP and API interactions (
hyper,reqwest)- Cryptography (
rsa)- Testing and mocking (
wiremock)The updates to existing dependencies, particularly
tokio, keep the project up-to-date. The addition of utilities likecachedandonce_cellsuggests a focus on performance and clean code structure.A few minor version updates were suggested for
dotenvandonce_cell, but these are not critical. Overall, these changes provide a solid foundation for implementing JWT support in WebSocket connections.websocket/crates/infra/src/main.rs (7)
3-4: LGTM: New imports support JWT and configuration featuresThe added imports for middleware, authentication, and configuration components align well with the PR objective of adding JWT support to the WebSocket connection.
Also applies to: 9-11
24-30: LGTM: Improved configuration loading with error handlingThe configuration loading has been improved by implementing proper error handling and logging. This change addresses the feedback from previous reviews and enhances the robustness of the application.
32-38: LGTM: Robust AuthServiceClient initializationThe AuthServiceClient initialization now includes proper error handling and logging, addressing the feedback from previous reviews. This change improves the reliability of the application's authentication setup.
46-49: LGTM: Authentication middleware successfully integratedThe authentication middleware has been correctly implemented and integrated into the router. This change fulfills the PR objective of adding JWT support to the WebSocket connection.
53-53: LGTM: Enhanced error handlingThe error handling has been improved by including the application state in the
handle_errorfunction. This change allows for more context-aware error responses.
64-80: LGTM: Robust server binding with improved error handlingThe server binding process has been significantly improved:
- It now uses the address from the configuration.
- Proper error handling and logging have been implemented for both the binding process and local address retrieval.
These changes address the feedback from previous reviews and enhance the reliability of the server startup process.
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1-101: Overall assessment: Significant improvements in WebSocket server implementationThis PR has successfully implemented JWT support for the WebSocket connection, addressing the main objective. The changes include:
- Proper configuration management and error handling.
- Integration of JWT validation through middleware.
- Improved error handling throughout the server setup and runtime.
These enhancements significantly improve the robustness and security of the WebSocket server. The code quality has been notably improved, addressing previous review comments and introducing better practices.
A few minor suggestions have been made for further improvements, but overall, this PR represents a substantial step forward in the project's development.
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Consider improving server error handling
While the addition of error logging for server runtime errors is a good improvement, the current implementation doesn't exit the application on critical errors. This might lead to unexpected behavior if the server encounters a fatal error.
Consider modifying the error handling to exit the application with a non-zero status code on critical errors:
if let Err(e) = axum::serve(
listener,
app.into_make_service_with_connect_info::<SocketAddr>(),
)
.await
{
tracing::error!("server error: {}", e);
+ std::process::exit(1);
}This ensures that the application terminates properly on critical server errors, allowing for easier detection and handling of issues in production environments.
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