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This adds support for multi project tokens to be created. Backward compatibility is handled at 3 different layers here: - The API is made backwards compatible though a permissive data type that accepts either a project?: string or projects?: string[] property, validation is done through JOI here, which ensures that projects and project are not set together. In the case of neither, this defaults to the previous default of ALL_PROJECTS - The service layer method to handle adding tokens has been made tolerant to either of the above case and has been deprecated, a new method supporting only the new structure of using projects has been added - Existing compatibility for consumers of Unleash as a library should not be affected either, the ApiUser constructor is now tolerant to the the first input and will internally map to the new cleaned structure
28 lines
973 B
TypeScript
28 lines
973 B
TypeScript
import joi from 'joi';
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import { ALL, ApiTokenType } from '../types/models/api-token';
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import { DEFAULT_ENV } from '../util/constants';
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export const createApiToken = joi
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.object()
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.keys({
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username: joi.string().required(),
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type: joi
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.string()
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.lowercase()
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.required()
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.valid(ApiTokenType.ADMIN, ApiTokenType.CLIENT),
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expiresAt: joi.date().optional(),
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project: joi.when('projects', {
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not: joi.required(),
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then: joi.string().optional().default(ALL),
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}),
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projects: joi.array().min(0).optional(),
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environment: joi.when('type', {
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is: joi.string().valid(ApiTokenType.CLIENT),
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then: joi.string().optional().default(DEFAULT_ENV),
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otherwise: joi.string().optional().default(ALL),
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}),
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})
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.nand('project', 'projects')
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.options({ stripUnknown: true, allowUnknown: false, abortEarly: false });
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