Pass params submitted to launch-uri to authorization-uri#42
Pass params submitted to launch-uri to authorization-uri#42sbauch wants to merge 6 commits intoweavejester:masterfrom
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Some OAuth providers support extra query params that aren't appropriate for hardcoding. One example is Google OAuth, which accepts an `hd` param to the authorization URL that can restrict logins to users with the provided email domain. This commit allows a developer to submit a request to the launch-uri with parameters. These parameters will now be passed along to the authorization URI as the user is sent to the OAuth provider to authenticate. Also adds a test for this functionality. weavejester#41
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would love to get some 👀 on this if you have some bandwidth! we have some folks starting to use our fork and I'm not terribly confident this is up to snuff 🙈 |
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Rather than using |
| (defn- authorize-uri [profile request state] | ||
| (str (:authorize-uri profile) | ||
| (if (.contains ^String (:authorize-uri profile) "?") "&" "?") | ||
| (request :query-string) |
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a little unsure how to handle cases where there is no query string, though the tests are green so perhaps this is enough?
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I'd suggest changing this to: (:query-string request). In general that's more robust.
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I realized that my previous approach wasn't including an I improved the test and patched the issue, but I'm less and less confident here and would appreciate some help getting it over the finish line from someone with a bit more clojure experience 🙏 |
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@weavejester hate to bother but could you take another look here? 🙏 |
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This looks fine. Can you squash down your commits and make sure the commit message is okay? |
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Just chasing this up: do you have time to squash the commits and make the commit message: |
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Some OAuth providers support extra query params that aren't appropriate for hardcoding. One example is Google OAuth, which accepts an
hdparam to the authorization URL that can restrict logins to users with the provided email domain.This allows a developer to submit a request to the launch-uri with parameters. These parameters will now be passed along to the authorization URI as the user is sent to the OAuth provider to authenticate.
Also adds a test for this functionality.
#41
I'm definitely out of my element here! I ran a linter and it didnt catch anything but I'm not sure I handled indentation correctly.