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feat(header): link the hub account console in the avatar menu - #429
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Malformed percent encoding in an issuer can throw during header setup instead of safely hiding the links.
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What changed in this PR
Adds Hub account and admin console links to the avatar menu.
Changes:
- Derives Authup console URLs from the configured issuer.
- Displays Hub links only for the Hub IdP.
- Adds utility and component tests.
| File | Description |
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app/utils/hub-console-url.ts |
Builds Hub console URLs. |
app/components/header/AvatarButton.vue |
Adds Hub menu entries. |
test/utils/hub-console-url.test.ts |
Tests URL derivation. |
test/components/header/AvatarButton.spec.ts |
Verifies rendered links. |
test/mockapi/setup.ts |
Supplies Hub test configuration. |
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Review comments at @app/utils/hub-console-url.ts:
- Line 30: Update the builder that decodes `match[2]` so malformed realm escapes
are caught and cause it to return `undefined` instead of propagating a
`URIError`; add an issuer ending in `/realms/%ZZ` to the invalid-input tests.
- Around line 26-27: Validate the parsed URL’s protocol before constructing the
account link, allowing only http: and https:; return undefined for all other
protocols, including URLs whose origin is "null". Preserve the existing pathname
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Is this module necessary? The realmId has no impact on whether the account console page loads so long as the browser has a authup session cookie. I tested using both an invalid realmId and ref origin, but was still successfully redirected to my console page.
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Yes. realmId is needed for users of a non-master realm: without it, the account console opens its realm chooser on a first visit, before any console session exists. You still reached your page because you already had a console session. ref is checked against the trusted origins and dropped when it does not match, which is why an invalid one changed nothing.
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This link needs to be kept since admins may still need to reach the keycloak used by the node services for internal auth. But this can be renamed to "Service Admin" to avoid confusion with a tooltip
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I would rather drop it. The keycloak is internal to the node services, and an operator should not create or edit its clients by hand. A missing analysis client is a failure the pod orchestrator should report to the node-ui, not something to fix in the keycloak admin console.
| const baseUrl = new URL(config.public.baseUrl as string).origin; | ||
| const idpProvider = config.public.idpProvider; | ||
| const victoriaLogsUrl = config.public.victoriaLogsUrl as string; | ||
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This can be simplified to:
const idpIssuer = config.public.idpIssuer;
const hubAccountUrl =
idpProvider === "hub" && idpIssuer
? `${idpIssuer
.replace(/\/realms\/[^/]+\/?$/, "")
.replace(/\/+$/, "")}/console/account`
: undefined;the origin can also be added here too as well, but as mentioned in another comment, it does not seem to affect access to the console page
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The regex form drops realmId, which non-master realms need (see the other thread). The helper also returns undefined for a malformed issuer instead of throwing or building a broken link; the two earlier review threads asked for exactly that.
Hub link Authup's account console in their header; this adds the same entry here:
<hub auth>/console/account?realmId=<realm>&ref=<node ui origin>, the same deep link hub and portal use.realmIdskips the account console's realm chooser,refrenders a back link when the node UI origin is in the Hub's trusted origins (otherwise it is dropped silently).The URL is derived from
NUXT_PUBLIC_IDP_ISSUER(<hub auth>/realms/<userRealm>), which flame-node already sets. Authup only lets a user sign in through a client of the user's own realm, so the issuer realm is also the realm of the node's Hub client: no new environment variable or helm change is needed. The entry is shown only for thehubIdP provider, since a Keycloak issuer has the same/realms/<name>shape.The "Node Keycloak Admin" link is removed.
Tests:
buildHubAccountUrlunit tests (realm, sub-path, invalid issuers) plus the avatar menu spec asserting the href.Summary by CodeRabbit