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[ECO-4977] Fix/broadcast to others #50
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Actionable comments posted: 5
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tests/UtilsTest.php (3)
10-29
: LGTM! Consider adding edge cases.The
testGenerateAndValidateToken
method effectively tests the basic functionality of JWT generation, parsing, and validation. It covers the essential aspects of JWT structure and content verification.Consider enhancing the test coverage by adding edge cases, such as:
- Testing with an expired token
- Verifying behavior with an invalid signature
- Checking token validation with different algorithms (if supported)
These additions would provide a more comprehensive test suite for the JWT functionality.
34-51
: LGTM! Consider adding boundary test cases.The
testDecodeSocketId
method effectively covers the main scenarios for socket ID decoding, including null input and socket IDs with and without client IDs. The use ofbase64url_encode
aligns well with the PR objectives.To further strengthen the test suite, consider adding the following test cases:
- Test with an empty string input
- Test with a very long socket ID to ensure proper handling of large inputs
- Test with special characters in the connection key and client ID to ensure proper encoding/decoding
These additional cases would help ensure robustness in handling various input scenarios.
1-79
: Great job on the comprehensive test suite!The
UtilsTest
class provides excellent coverage for theUtils
class, including:
- JWT generation, parsing, and validation
- Socket ID decoding for various scenarios
- Thorough exception handling tests
The test suite aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly in improving the reliability of the broadcasting feature and enhancing error handling for socket IDs and JWTs.
To further improve the test suite, consider adding a test for the
Utils::base64url_encode
andUtils::base64url_decode
methods. This would ensure complete coverage of all the utility functions and align with the PR objective of correctly handling base64 URL encoding/decoding mentioned in Issue #51.tests/AblyBroadcasterTest.php (3)
323-345
: LGTM! Consider adding an assertion for the encoded socket object.The test has been updated to reflect the new payload structure and correctly verifies that the 'socket' key is removed from the broadcasted payloads. This aligns well with the changes in the main code.
Consider adding an assertion to verify that the
socketIdObject
is correctly encoded in the initial payload. This would ensure that the test covers both the encoding and the subsequent removal of the 'socket' key. For example:$encodedSocket = Utils::base64url_encode(json_encode($socketIdObject)); self::assertEquals($encodedSocket, $payload['socket'], "The socket object should be correctly encoded.");
347-368
: LGTM! Consider adding edge case tests.The new test method effectively covers the behavior of
buildAblyMessage
with and without asocketIdObject
. It verifies the correct structure of the resulting message in both scenarios.To improve the robustness of the test, consider adding edge cases:
- Test with an empty
socketIdObject
.- Test with a
socketIdObject
that has only one of the properties set (eitherconnectionKey
orclientId
).For example:
$emptySocketIdObject = new \stdClass(); $message = $broadcaster->buildAblyMessage('testEvent', $payload, $emptySocketIdObject); self::assertNull($message->connectionKey); self::assertNull($message->clientId); $partialSocketIdObject = new \stdClass(); $partialSocketIdObject->connectionKey = 'bar'; $message = $broadcaster->buildAblyMessage('testEvent', $payload, $partialSocketIdObject); self::assertEquals('bar', $message->connectionKey); self::assertNull($message->clientId);These additional tests would ensure that the
buildAblyMessage
method handles varioussocketIdObject
structures correctly.
374-378
: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The changes to the AblyBroadcasterExposed class effectively support the new testing requirements. The new
payloads
property and the modifiedbuildAblyMessage
method allow for better inspection of the broadcasting process in tests.To improve code clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of storing the payload:
public function buildAblyMessage($event, $payload = [], $socketIdObject = null) { // Store the original payload for testing purposes $this->payloads[] = $payload; return parent::buildAblyMessage($event, $payload, $socketIdObject); }This comment would help other developers understand why the payload is being stored before calling the parent method.
src/Utils.php (1)
78-80
: Enhance the error message formatting for readability.The
SOCKET_ID_ERROR
constant provides a helpful error message. Consider capitalizing the beginning of the sentence and adding punctuation for improved readability.Apply this diff to improve the error message formatting:
-const SOCKET_ID_ERROR = "please make sure to send base64 url encoded json with " - ."'connectionKey' and 'clientId' as keys. 'clientId' is null if connection is not identified"; +const SOCKET_ID_ERROR = "Please make sure to send base64 URL-encoded JSON with " + ."'connectionKey' and 'clientId' as keys. 'clientId' is null if connection is not identified.";src/AblyBroadcaster.php (1)
171-177
: Avoid using generic@throws \Exception
in docblocksAdding
@throws \Exception
in the docblock is too generic and may not provide valuable information. It's better to specify the specific exceptions that the method can throw to enhance clarity and maintainability.Consider specifying the exact exception classes, such as
\Ably\Exceptions\AblyException
or any other specific exceptions that might be thrown.
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- src/Utils.php (4 hunks)
- tests/AblyBroadcasterTest.php (1 hunks)
- tests/UtilsTest.php (1 hunks)
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tests/UtilsTest.php (3)
53-58
: LGTM! Proper exception testing.The
testExceptionOnDecodingInvalidSocketId
method effectively tests the exception handling for an invalid socket ID. It correctly uses PHPUnit's exception assertion methods and verifies both the exception type and message.
60-68
: LGTM! Thorough exception testing for missing client ID.The
testExceptionOnMissingClientIdInSocketId
method effectively tests the exception handling when the client ID is missing from the socket ID object. It correctly creates a test case with only the connection key and verifies both the exception type and message.This test case aligns well with the PR objectives of improving error handling in socket ID processing.
70-79
: LGTM! Comprehensive exception testing for socket ID object.The
testExceptionOnMissingConnectionKeyInSocketId
method effectively tests the exception handling when the connection key is missing from the socket ID object. It correctly creates a test case with only the client ID and verifies both the exception type and message.This test, along with the previous ones, provides comprehensive coverage for the
Utils::decodeSocketId
method, including:
- Successful decoding scenarios (null, with/without client ID)
- Exception handling for invalid socket ID
- Exception handling for missing client ID
- Exception handling for missing connection key
This thorough test suite aligns well with the PR objectives of improving the reliability of the broadcasting feature and enhancing error handling.
tests/AblyBroadcasterTest.php (1)
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1-399
: Overall, the changes look good and align with the PR objectives.The modifications to the AblyBroadcasterTest class effectively cover the new functionality related to handling
socketIdObject
in the broadcasting process. The new tests ensure that:
- The 'socket' key is removed from payloads before broadcasting.
- The
buildAblyMessage
method correctly handles the presence or absence of asocketIdObject
.The changes to the AblyBroadcasterExposed class support these new testing requirements by allowing inspection of the original payloads.
These updates align well with the objectives of fixing issues related to malformed messages and invalid connection keys when broadcasting events using the
->toOthers()
method.src/Utils.php (5)
5-6
: Importing AblyException is necessary for exception handling.The addition of
use Ably\Exceptions\AblyException;
is appropriate, as it is required for throwingAblyException
in the code below.
17-18
: Ensure correct base64 URL decoding for JWT components.Replacing
base64_decode
withself::base64url_decode
improves the handling of JWT components encoded with base64 URL encoding. This change enhances compatibility with standard JWT token structures.
30-31
: Correct JWT generation using base64 URL encoding.Updating the encoding of headers and payloads in the
generateJwt
method to useself::base64url_encode
ensures that the JWT is correctly formatted according to the base64 URL encoding standard.Also applies to: 34-34
53-53
: Proper decoding of JWT payload when validating the token.Using
self::base64url_decode
to decode the JWT payload ensures that tokens encoded with base64 URL encoding are correctly processed during validation.
58-58
: Ensure signature comparison uses correct encoding.Using
self::base64url_encode
for the signature ensures that the comparison with the token signature is accurate, adhering to the JWT specification.src/AblyBroadcaster.php (1)
181-186
: LGTM: Correct handling of socket IDs inbroadcast
methodThe implementation of
Utils::decodeSocketId($socketId)
and passing the resulting$socketIdObject
tobuildAblyMessage
enhances the handling of socket IDs. This change addresses the issues related to malformed messages and invalid connection keys when broadcasting events.
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src/Utils.php (3)
14-18
: LGTM: Improved parseJwt methodThe changes to the
parseJwt
method are good:
- The addition of the return type hint
: array
improves type safety and code clarity.- Using
self::base64urlDecode
instead ofbase64_decode
is more appropriate for JWT handling.Consider adding type hints for the
$header
and$payload
variables:- $header = json_decode(self::base64urlDecode($tokenParts[0]), true); - $payload = json_decode(self::base64urlDecode($tokenParts[1]), true); + $header = json_decode(self::base64urlDecode($tokenParts[0]), true) ?: []; + $payload = json_decode(self::base64urlDecode($tokenParts[1]), true) ?: [];This ensures that
$header
and$payload
are always arrays, even ifjson_decode
fails.
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44-53
: LGTM: Improved isJwtValid methodThe changes to the
isJwtValid
method are good:
- The addition of the return type hint
: bool
improves type safety and code clarity.- Using
self::base64urlDecode
instead ofbase64_decode
is more appropriate for JWT handling.Consider adding a null check before accessing the
exp
claim:- $expiration = json_decode(self::base64urlDecode($payload))->exp; + $decodedPayload = json_decode(self::base64urlDecode($payload)); + if (!$decodedPayload || !isset($decodedPayload->exp)) { + return false; + } + $expiration = $decodedPayload->exp;This ensures that the method doesn't throw an error if the
exp
claim is missing.
79-106
: LGTM: Added decodeSocketId method and SOCKET_ID_ERROR constantThe addition of the
decodeSocketId
method andSOCKET_ID_ERROR
constant is a good improvement:
- The constant provides a standardized error message for socket ID validation failures.
- The
decodeSocketId
method includes comprehensive error handling and validation.- The method uses the new
base64urlDecode
function and throwsAblyException
for various error cases.- The return type hint
?object
allows for null return when$socketId
is falsy.Consider using type hinting for the
$socketId
parameter:- public static function decodeSocketId($socketId): ?object + public static function decodeSocketId(?string $socketId): ?objectThis makes it clear that the method expects either a string or null as input.
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src/Utils.php (4)
5-5
: LGTM: Added use statement for AblyExceptionThe addition of the
use
statement forAbly\Exceptions\AblyException
is appropriate, as it's used in the newdecodeSocketId
method.
28-28
: LGTM: Added return type hint to generateJwtThe addition of the return type hint
: string
to thegenerateJwt
method signature improves type safety and code clarity.
63-66
: LGTM: Improved base64urlEncode methodThe changes to the
base64urlEncode
method are good:
- The addition of the PHPDoc comment explaining the source of the implementation improves code documentation.
- The return type hint
: string
improves type safety and code clarity.
71-77
: LGTM: Added base64urlDecode methodThe addition of the
base64urlDecode
method is a good complement to the existingbase64urlEncode
method:
- The implementation correctly handles base64url decoding.
- The PHPDoc comment improves code documentation.
- The return type hint
: string
improves type safety and code clarity.
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New Features
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