Enhance serialization and contracts #12
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src/Argon.Contracts/IUserAuthorization.cs (1)
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3-6: Consider streamlining serialization strategy.The code currently uses three different serialization frameworks (DataContract, MemoryPack, and MessagePack). While this provides flexibility, it increases maintenance overhead and the potential for serialization conflicts. Consider:
- Documenting the specific use case for each serialization framework
- Evaluating if all three are necessary
- Creating a custom attribute or helper to maintain order consistency
Also applies to: 13-15
src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/ServerStorage.cs (1)
20-31: Consider adding XML documentation for the implicit operator.While the conversion logic is correct, adding documentation would improve maintainability by making the intent clear to other developers.
+ /// <summary> + /// Implicitly converts a ServerStorage instance to a ServerResponse. + /// This conversion preserves all properties without transformation. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="serverStorage">The server storage instance to convert</param> + /// <returns>A new ServerResponse instance with matching properties</returns> public static implicit operator ServerResponse(ServerStorage serverStorage)src/Argon.Api/Program.cs (1)
21-21: Consider adding authorization requirements for RPC endpoints.Since this service handles user interactions like server creation and joining channels, ensure proper authorization is in place.
Consider adding authorization requirements either:
- At the service level using
[Authorize]attributes- Or by implementing authorization checks within each method
Example implementation:
[Authorize] public class UserInteractionService : IUserInteraction { // ... existing implementation }src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/UserStorage.cs (1)
3-5: Consider consolidating serialization frameworks.The code is using multiple serialization frameworks simultaneously (MemoryPack, MessagePack, and DataContract). While this provides flexibility, it increases maintenance overhead and could lead to inconsistencies. Consider standardizing on a single serialization framework unless there's a specific requirement for multiple formats.
src/Argon.Api/Controllers/UsersController.cs (2)
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1-99: Critical: Remove DEBUG conditional compilationThe entire controller is wrapped in a
#if DEBUGdirective, which means this code will only be compiled in debug builds. This is concerning as it contains critical functionality like user authentication, user management, and server operations that should be available in production builds.Remove the DEBUG directives:
-#if DEBUG namespace Argon.Api.Controllers; // ... rest of the controller code ... -#endif
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13-14: Consider splitting controller responsibilitiesThis controller handles multiple distinct concerns:
- User management (creation, authentication)
- Server management
- Channel management
This violates the Single Responsibility Principle and could make the API harder to maintain as it grows.
Consider splitting into:
AuthControllerfor authenticationUserControllerfor user managementServerControllerfor server operationsChannelControllerfor channel operationsAlso consider adding rate limiting for security-sensitive endpoints like authentication:
[HttpPost("authenticate")] [EnableRateLimiting("auth-policy")] // Add rate limiting public async Task<ActionResult<string>> Authenticate([FromBody] UserInputDto dto)src/Argon.Api/Grains/UserManager.cs (4)
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39-46: Method name 'Authorize' is semantically incorrectThe method performs authentication (verifying user identity through password) rather than authorization (determining user permissions). The rename from 'Authenticate' to 'Authorize' is misleading and could cause confusion.
Apply this diff to fix the semantic meaning:
- public Task<string> Authorize(string password) + public Task<string> Authenticate(string password)
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104-111: Replace SHA256 with secure password hashingSHA256 is cryptographically secure but not suitable for password hashing as it's vulnerable to brute-force attacks due to its speed. Use a dedicated password hashing algorithm instead.
Consider using Argon2id or PBKDF2 with a high iteration count. Here's a suggested implementation using PBKDF2:
- private static string HashPassword(string input) // TODO: replace with an actual secure hashing mechanism - { - using var sha256 = SHA256.Create(); - var bytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(input); - var hash = sha256.ComputeHash(bytes); - return Convert.ToBase64String(hash); - } + private static string HashPassword(string input) + { + byte[] salt = RandomNumberGenerator.GetBytes(16); + byte[] hash = Rfc2898DeriveBytes.Pbkdf2( + input, + salt, + 350000, + HashAlgorithmName.SHA512, + 64); + + byte[] hashBytes = new byte[80]; + Array.Copy(salt, 0, hashBytes, 0, 16); + Array.Copy(hash, 0, hashBytes, 16, 64); + + return Convert.ToBase64String(hashBytes); + }
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42-44: Implement domain-specific exceptionsUsing generic exceptions makes it difficult for clients to handle specific error cases appropriately. Consider implementing domain-specific exceptions.
Create custom exceptions and replace the generic ones:
+ public class InvalidCredentialsException : Exception + { + public InvalidCredentialsException() : base("The provided credentials are invalid") { } + } public Task<string> Authorize(string password) { var match = userStore.State.Password == HashPassword(password); if (!match) - throw new Exception("Invalid credentials"); + throw new InvalidCredentialsException();
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1-111: Consider splitting responsibilities into separate servicesThe
UserManagerclass currently handles multiple concerns: user authentication, server management, and channel operations. This violates the Single Responsibility Principle and makes the code harder to maintain.Consider:
- Moving server-related operations to a dedicated
ServerManagerService- Moving channel-related operations to a
ChannelManagerService- Keeping only user-specific operations in
UserManagerThis would improve:
- Code maintainability
- Testing capabilities
- Separation of concerns
- Future extensibility
Would you like me to help create a detailed refactoring plan?
src/Argon.Api/Services/UserInteractionService.cs (1)
7-7: Address the TODO: Inject Username via Dependency InjectionThe TODO comment indicates that the
usernameshould be injected properly. Consider using a dependency injection mechanism to supply theusername, enhancing testability and adherence to best practices.Would you like assistance in implementing the dependency injection for
username, or should we open a GitHub issue to track this task?src/Argon.Contracts/IUserInteraction.cs (1)
106-106: Address the TODO comment inServerResponseThe TODO comment on line 106 indicates that you intend to include all users of the server with their statuses (online/offline/in channel). Consider updating the
ServerResponserecord to include this information to enhance the server details provided to the client.Would you like assistance in modifying the
ServerResponserecord to include user statuses?
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- src/Argon.Api/Argon.Api.csproj (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Controllers/UsersController.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Grains.Interfaces/IUserManager.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/ChannelStorage.cs (2 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/ServerStorage.cs (2 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/UserStorage.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/UserStorageDto.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Grains/UserManager.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Program.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Services/UserAuthorization.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Api/Services/UserInteractionService.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Contracts/Argon.Contracts.csproj (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Contracts/IUserAuthorization.cs (1 hunks)
- src/Argon.Contracts/IUserInteraction.cs (1 hunks)
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src/Argon.Api/Services/UserAuthorization.cs (2)
11-12: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionVerify authorization flow and add input validation.
The authorization implementation has several areas that need attention:
- The method lacks input validation for username and password
- No error handling for invalid credentials or system failures
- The token response doesn't include any expiration or scope information
Here's a suggested improvement:
public async Task<AuthorizeResponse> AuthorizeAsync(AuthorizeRequest request) { + if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(request.username) || string.IsNullOrEmpty(request.password)) + { + throw new ArgumentException("Username and password are required"); + } + // TODO machineKey - var token = await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(request.username).Authorize(request.password); - return new AuthorizeResponse(token); + try + { + var token = await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(request.username).Authorize(request.password); + return new AuthorizeResponse(token); + } + catch (Exception ex) when (ex is UnauthorizedAccessException or InvalidOperationException) + { + throw new UnauthorizedAccessException("Invalid credentials", ex); + } }Let's verify the impact of the Authenticate to Authorize rename:
#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining references to Authenticate echo "Checking for remaining Authenticate references..." rg "Authenticate[^d]" --type cs # Search for places where IUserManager is used echo "Checking IUserManager usage..." ast-grep --pattern 'interface IUserManager { $$$ }'
11-11: Address the TODO comment regarding machineKey implementation.The missing machine key implementation could have security implications for the authorization process. This should be addressed before the code goes to production.
Let's verify if there are any other machine key related TODOs or implementations:
Would you like me to help implement a secure machine key generation and management solution?
src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/UserStorageDto.cs (3)
3-4: LGTM! Required imports for new functionality.The new imports are necessary to support the mapping functionality and contract types.
20-29: Add XML documentation for the implicit conversion operator.While the implementation is correct, adding documentation would improve clarity about when this conversion occurs.
Consider adding XML documentation:
+ /// <summary> + /// Implicitly converts a UserStorageDto to a UserResponse. + /// This enables automatic conversion when returning storage data through the API. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="userStorageDto">The storage DTO to convert</param> public static implicit operator UserResponse(UserStorageDto userStorageDto)Let's verify the UserResponse contract matches this implementation:
#!/bin/bash # Verify UserResponse constructor signature matches our conversion ast-grep --pattern 'record UserResponse(Guid $_, string $_, string $_, DateTime $_, DateTime $_)'
11-11: LGTM! Efficient use of compile-time mapping generation.The GenerateMapper attribute will auto-generate efficient mapping code at compile time.
Let's verify there are no conflicting manual mappings:
src/Argon.Contracts/Argon.Contracts.csproj (1)
3-21: LGTM! Project configuration follows best practices.The project configuration is well-structured with:
- Modern .NET 8.0 target
- Nullable reference types enabled
- Appropriate package versioning and asset configurations
src/Argon.Contracts/IUserAuthorization.cs (2)
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7-10: LGTM! Clean interface definition.The interface follows the single responsibility principle and properly defines the authorization contract.
30-34: Document token format and verify removal of server information.The AuthorizeResponse has been simplified to only return a token. Please:
- Add XML documentation to specify the token format, expiration, and usage
- Ensure clients are prepared for the removal of server information
#!/bin/bash # Check for potential token usage patterns and verify if clients expect additional data rg -A 5 "AuthorizeResponse.*token|token.*AuthorizeResponse" # Look for any references to the removed server properties to ensure clean migration rg "servers.*AuthorizeResponse|serverId|serverName|avatarFileId"src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/ServerStorage.cs (1)
3-3: LGTM!The addition of the Contracts namespace is consistent with the PR objectives for enhancing serialization and contracts.
src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/ChannelStorage.cs (2)
3-3: LGTM: Using directive aligns with contract enhancementsThe addition of the Contracts namespace is appropriate for the new conversion operator.
21-33:⚠️ Potential issueSeveral concerns with the implicit conversion operator
The semantic mismatch between types raises concerns. Converting a
ChannelStorageto aServerDetailsResponseseems incorrect - shouldn't this convert to a channel-specific response type instead?Using
ToString()on enums loses type safety. Consider using a proper enum serialization approach or explicit mapping.The GUID formatting with "N" removes hyphens, which might affect API compatibility. Consider if this format is consistent with other parts of the API.
The conversion lacks validation for required fields.
Consider this safer implementation:
- public static implicit operator ServerDetailsResponse(ChannelStorage channelStorage) + public static implicit operator ChannelDetailsResponse(ChannelStorage channelStorage) { + ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(channelStorage); + - return new ServerDetailsResponse( + return new ChannelDetailsResponse( channelStorage.Id, channelStorage.Name, channelStorage.Description, - channelStorage.CreatedBy.ToString("N"), + channelStorage.CreatedBy.ToString(), // Use default GUID format for consistency channelStorage.ChannelType.ToString(), - channelStorage.AccessLevel.ToString(), + Enum.GetName<ServerRole>(channelStorage.AccessLevel) ?? throw new InvalidOperationException($"Invalid AccessLevel: {channelStorage.AccessLevel}"), channelStorage.CreatedAt, channelStorage.UpdatedAt ); }Let's verify the usage of GUID formats and response types across the codebase:
src/Argon.Api/Program.cs (1)
21-21: LGTM! Verify DI registration.The RPC server registration follows the correct pattern. Let's verify the service registration:
src/Argon.Api/Grains.Persistence.States/UserStorage.cs (2)
7-11: LGTM: Class-level serialization attributes are properly configured.The record is correctly decorated with necessary attributes for all serialization frameworks in use.
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49-60: Verify the implicit conversion operator's completeness.The implicit conversion to UserStorageDto looks correct, but let's verify that no new properties have been added to UserStorageDto that should be included in this conversion.
✅ Verification successful
The implicit conversion operator is complete and correct
The conversion operator correctly maps all properties from
UserStoragetoUserStorageDto. The verification shows thatUserStorageDtocontains exactly the same properties that are being mapped:
- Id
- Username
- AvatarUrl
- CreatedAt
- UpdatedAt
All these properties are properly included in the implicit conversion operator, maintaining perfect alignment between both types.
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src/Argon.Api/Argon.Api.csproj (1)
14-17: LGTM! Good choice for enhancing serialization.The addition of MemoryPack.Generator is well-configured and aligns with the PR's serialization enhancement objectives. The package version matches the main MemoryPack package, and the assets configuration is appropriate for source generators.
Let's verify the Orleans serialization integration:
✅ Verification successful
MemoryPack integration is properly configured and working as expected
The verification shows:
- Both MemoryPack and MemoryPack.Generator packages are referenced with matching versions (1.21.3)
- Orleans is configured with memory grain storage
- Multiple grain state classes are properly decorated with both Orleans'
[GenerateSerializer]and MemoryPack's[MemoryPackable]attributes, indicating correct dual serialization support- The integration pattern is consistently applied across all persistence state classes
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src/Argon.Api/Controllers/UsersController.cs (1)
31-31:⚠️ Potential issueAlign method name with its implementation
The endpoint is named "Authenticate" but internally calls "Authorize". These terms have distinct meanings in security contexts:
- Authentication: Verifying identity ("who you are")
- Authorization: Checking permissions ("what you can do")
Let's verify the intended behavior:
Consider one of these approaches:
- If this is identity verification, rename back to
Authenticate- If this is permission checking, rename the endpoint to match:
- [HttpPost("authenticate")] - public async Task<ActionResult<string>> Authenticate([FromBody] UserInputDto dto) + [HttpPost("authorize")] + public async Task<ActionResult<string>> Authorize([FromBody] UserInputDto dto) { var userManager = grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(dto.Username); var token = await userManager.Authorize(dto.Password); return token; }✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
The method naming is consistent with its implementation
Looking at the codebase, this is actually a correct implementation where:
- The
Authorizemethod inUserManager.csperforms identity verification by checking password and generating a JWT token- The
[Alias("Authenticate")]attribute inIUserManager.csexplicitly maps "Authenticate" to this implementation- The
[Authorize]attributes on other endpoints are ASP.NET Core authorization attributes for protecting routes using the JWT tokenThe naming is semantically correct as the endpoint first authenticates the user and then provides an authorization token for subsequent requests.
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src/Argon.Api/Grains/UserManager.cs (1)
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39-46: Verify the impact of method rename across the codebaseThe rename from
AuthenticatetoAuthorizemight affect other parts of the codebase that implement or use this interface.✅ Verification successful
Let's examine the content of these files to understand the impact of the rename.
Method rename is properly aligned across the codebase
The rename from
AuthenticatetoAuthorizeis correctly implemented:
- The interface
IUserManagerdefines the method asAuthorizewith an[Alias("Authenticate")]attribute- The implementation in
UserManager.csmatches the interface- All usages in
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src/Argon.Api/Services/UserInteractionService.cs (2)
6-9:⚠️ Potential issueSyntax Error: Invalid Class Constructor Syntax
Classes in C# do not support the positional constructor syntax used here. Only records can utilize this primary constructor style. To fix this issue, define the constructor inside the class using the proper syntax.
Apply this diff to correct the syntax error:
-public class UserInteractionService( - string username, // TODO to be injected - IGrainFactory grainFactory -) : IUserInteraction +public class UserInteractionService : IUserInteraction +{ + private readonly string username; // TODO to be injected + private readonly IGrainFactory grainFactory; + + public UserInteractionService(string username, IGrainFactory grainFactory) + { + this.username = username; + this.grainFactory = grainFactory; + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
30-32:⚠️ Potential issueSyntax Error: Missing Type in Object Creation
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JoinChannelmethod, the object creation expression usesnewwithout specifying the type. In C# versions prior to 9.0, you must explicitly specify the type when creating new objects. If you're targeting C# 9.0 or later and using target-typednew, ensure that it doesn't reduce code readability.Apply this diff to specify the type explicitly:
-public async Task<ChannelJoinResponse> JoinChannel(ChannelJoinRequest request) => - new((await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) - .JoinChannel(request.ServerId, request.ChannelId)).value); +public async Task<ChannelJoinResponse> JoinChannel(ChannelJoinRequest request) => + new ChannelJoinResponse((await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) + .JoinChannel(request.ServerId, request.ChannelId)).value);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/Argon.Contracts/IUserInteraction.cs (2)
145-145:⚠️ Potential issueClarify or address the TODO comment in
ServerDetailsResponseThe TODO comment on line 145 mentions "all users currently connected to this channel." Since this is within the
ServerDetailsResponse, verify if this information is appropriate here or if it should be part of aChannelDetailsResponse. Including channel-specific data in a server response might cause confusion.
132-136:⚠️ Potential issueVerify the relevance of
ChannelTypeandAccessLevelinServerDetailsResponseBetween lines 132-136, the properties
ChannelTypeandAccessLevelare included in theServerDetailsResponse. Ensure that these properties are relevant to the server context. If they pertain to channels, consider moving them to a channel-specific response to maintain clarity and proper data encapsulation.
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| Task<string> Authenticate(string password); | |||
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Method name mismatch between interface and usage
The verification revealed inconsistencies in the codebase:
- The interface method is marked with
[Alias("Authenticate")]but namedAuthorize - The controller endpoint is named
authenticate - The JWT configuration uses authentication-related terminology
This indicates that:
- The method is indeed performing authentication (generating JWT tokens)
- The rename to
Authorizeis inconsistent with both its alias and usage - The codebase maintains authentication terminology everywhere except the method name
Recommendation:
- Revert the method name back to
Authenticateto maintain consistency with its alias, endpoint name, and actual functionality - If authorization is needed, it should be implemented as a separate concern (as shown by the
[Authorize]attribute usage in the controller)
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Reconsider renaming Authenticate to Authorize method.
The renaming of this method could lead to confusion as authentication and authorization are distinct security concepts:
- Authentication verifies identity ("who you are")
- Authorization determines permissions ("what you can do")
Since this method accepts a password and likely returns an authentication token, it appears to be performing authentication rather than authorization. Consider keeping the original Authenticate name to maintain clarity and accurate terminology.
Let's verify the impact of this rename across the codebase:
Let me gather more context about the actual implementation and usage to make a more informed decision.
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| <PrivateAssets>all</PrivateAssets> | ||
| <IncludeAssets>runtime; build; native; contentfiles; analyzers; buildtransitive</IncludeAssets> | ||
| </PackageReference> | ||
| <PackageReference Include="Mapster" Version="7.4.0"/> |
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Mapster integration needs configuration setup
The codebase shows minimal Mapster usage with potential issues:
UserStorageDtohas[GenerateMapper]attribute but no corresponding generated mapper files found- No global Mapster configuration or registration setup detected
- Currently relies on manual mapping via implicit operator instead of Mapster's features
To properly integrate Mapster:
- Add Mapster.Tool package for code generation
- Create global mapping configuration
- Remove manual mapping in favor of generated mappers
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Verify Mapster usage across the codebase.
The addition of Mapster looks good. Let's verify its integration with the existing codebase.
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| [DataContract] | ||
| [MemoryPackable(GenerateType.VersionTolerant)] | ||
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| public sealed partial record AuthorizeRequest( | ||
| [property: DataMember(Order = 0), MemoryPackOrder(0), Key(0)] string username, | ||
| [property: DataMember(Order = 1), MemoryPackOrder(1), Key(1)] string password, | ||
| [property: DataMember(Order = 2), MemoryPackOrder(2), Key(2)] string machineKey); | ||
| [property: DataMember(Order = 0)] | ||
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| [property: Key(0)] | ||
| string username, | ||
| [property: DataMember(Order = 1)] | ||
| [property: MemoryPackOrder(1)] | ||
| [property: Key(1)] | ||
| string password, | ||
| [property: DataMember(Order = 2)] | ||
| [property: MemoryPackOrder(2)] | ||
| [property: Key(2)] | ||
| string machineKey); |
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Add input validation and security measures for sensitive data
Based on the codebase analysis:
- The
AuthorizeRequestrecord handles sensitive data without any validation - The
UserAuthorizationservice directly passes the raw password toIUserManagerwithout validation - No logging protection or sensitive data handling mechanisms are present
Required changes:
- Add data validation attributes to the record:
[Required, StringLength(100)]
string username,
[Required, StringLength(256)]
string password,
[Required]
string machineKey- Implement request validation in
UserAuthorization.AuthorizeAsync - Add sensitive data protection for logging
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Add input validation and security measures.
The record handles sensitive data (username, password) but lacks input validation. Consider:
- Adding validation attributes (e.g., Required, StringLength) to prevent empty or oversized inputs
- Implementing password complexity requirements
- Adding [SensitiveData] or similar attributes to ensure proper handling in logs
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# Check if sensitive data is properly handled across the codebase
# Look for potential logging of AuthorizeRequest
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rg -A 5 "password.*validation|validate.*password"
# Look for logging configurations or sensitive data handling patterns
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rg -A 5 "security|authentication|authorization" src/Argon.Api/Program.cs src/Argon.Api/Startup.cs
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| [property: DataMember(Order = 5)] | ||
| [property: MemoryPackOrder(5)] | ||
| [property: Key(5)] | ||
| [Id(5)] | ||
| public string AvatarUrl { get; set; } = string.Empty; |
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Fix inconsistent property ordering.
The serialization order numbers are not sequential:
- Username: order 1
- Password: order 2
- AvatarUrl: order 5 (gap)
- CreatedAt: order 3
- UpdatedAt: order 4
This inconsistency could lead to issues with serialization/deserialization compatibility.
Recommend reordering to be sequential:
- [property: DataMember(Order = 5)]
- [property: MemoryPackOrder(5)]
- [property: Key(5)]
+ [property: DataMember(Order = 3)]
+ [property: MemoryPackOrder(3)]
+ [property: Key(3)]
public string AvatarUrl { get; set; } = string.Empty;Also applies to: 19-23, 37-41, 43-47
| [property: DataMember(Order = 2)] | ||
| [property: MemoryPackOrder(2)] | ||
| [property: Key(2)] | ||
| [Id(2)] | ||
| public string Password { get; set; } = string.Empty; |
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Security concern: Password field is being serialized.
The Password field is marked for serialization across multiple frameworks. This could lead to security vulnerabilities if the serialized data is logged, cached, or transmitted.
Consider one of these approaches:
- Exclude password from serialization:
- [property: DataMember(Order = 2)]
- [property: MemoryPackOrder(2)]
- [property: Key(2)]
[Id(2)]
+ [IgnoreDataMember]
+ [MemoryPackIgnore]
public string Password { get; set; } = string.Empty;- Store only the password hash instead of the plain text password.
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| public async Task<UserResponse> GetMe() => await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username).Get(); | ||
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| public async Task<List<ServerResponse>> GetServers() => | ||
| (await grainFactory | ||
| .GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) | ||
| .GetServers()) | ||
| .Select(x => (ServerResponse)x) | ||
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| public async Task<List<ServerDetailsResponse>> GetServerDetails(ServerDetailsRequest request) => | ||
| (await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username).GetServerChannels(request.ServerId)) | ||
| .Select(x => (ServerDetailsResponse)x) | ||
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| public async Task<ChannelJoinResponse> JoinChannel(ChannelJoinRequest request) => | ||
| new((await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) | ||
| .JoinChannel(request.ServerId, request.ChannelId)).value); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor: Cache IUserManager Grain Instance
The IUserManager grain is retrieved multiple times using grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username). Consider caching this instance to improve performance and reduce code duplication.
Modify the class to cache the IUserManager instance:
+private readonly IUserManager userManager;
public UserInteractionService(string username, IGrainFactory grainFactory)
{
this.username = username;
this.grainFactory = grainFactory;
+ this.userManager = grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username);
}
public async Task<UserResponse> GetMe() => await userManager.Get();
public async Task<ServerResponse> CreateServer(CreateServerRequest request) =>
- await grainFactory
- .GetGrain<IUserManager>(username)
+ await userManager
.CreateServer(request.Name, request.Description);
public async Task<List<ServerResponse>> GetServers() =>
(await userManager
.GetServers())
.Select(x => (ServerResponse)x)
.ToList();
public async Task<List<ServerDetailsResponse>> GetServerDetails(ServerDetailsRequest request) =>
(await userManager.GetServerChannels(request.ServerId))
.Select(x => (ServerDetailsResponse)x)
.ToList();
public async Task<ChannelJoinResponse> JoinChannel(ChannelJoinRequest request) =>
new ChannelJoinResponse((await userManager
.JoinChannel(request.ServerId, request.ChannelId)).value);📝 Committable suggestion
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| public async Task<UserResponse> GetMe() => await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username).Get(); | |
| public async Task<ServerResponse> CreateServer(CreateServerRequest request) => | |
| await grainFactory | |
| .GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) | |
| .CreateServer(request.Name, request.Description); | |
| public async Task<List<ServerResponse>> GetServers() => | |
| (await grainFactory | |
| .GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) | |
| .GetServers()) | |
| .Select(x => (ServerResponse)x) | |
| .ToList(); | |
| public async Task<List<ServerDetailsResponse>> GetServerDetails(ServerDetailsRequest request) => | |
| (await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username).GetServerChannels(request.ServerId)) | |
| .Select(x => (ServerDetailsResponse)x) | |
| .ToList(); | |
| public async Task<ChannelJoinResponse> JoinChannel(ChannelJoinRequest request) => | |
| new((await grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username) | |
| .JoinChannel(request.ServerId, request.ChannelId)).value); | |
| private readonly IUserManager userManager; | |
| public UserInteractionService(string username, IGrainFactory grainFactory) | |
| { | |
| this.username = username; | |
| this.grainFactory = grainFactory; | |
| this.userManager = grainFactory.GetGrain<IUserManager>(username); | |
| } | |
| public async Task<UserResponse> GetMe() => await userManager.Get(); | |
| public async Task<ServerResponse> CreateServer(CreateServerRequest request) => | |
| await userManager | |
| .CreateServer(request.Name, request.Description); | |
| public async Task<List<ServerResponse>> GetServers() => | |
| (await userManager | |
| .GetServers()) | |
| .Select(x => (ServerResponse)x) | |
| .ToList(); | |
| public async Task<List<ServerDetailsResponse>> GetServerDetails(ServerDetailsRequest request) => | |
| (await userManager.GetServerChannels(request.ServerId)) | |
| .Select(x => (ServerDetailsResponse)x) | |
| .ToList(); | |
| public async Task<ChannelJoinResponse> JoinChannel(ChannelJoinRequest request) => | |
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| .JoinChannel(request.ServerId, request.ChannelId)).value); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove commented-out code or implement the CreateChannel method
On line 16, there's a commented-out method CreateChannel. If this method is no longer needed, consider removing it to keep the codebase clean. If you plan to implement it later, you might replace it with a TODO comment to clarify your intentions.
Would you like assistance in implementing this method or creating a GitHub issue to track this task?
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Release Notes
New Features
UserInteractionServicefor managing user interactions, including methods for retrieving user info, creating servers, and joining channels.IUserInteractioninterface to define user interaction methods.ChannelStorageandServerStorageto enhance data handling.Changes
UserStorageDtowith mapping capabilities and implicit conversion toUserResponse.Bug Fixes
UserAuthorizationclass.Chores