Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 11613f2 and 6906403.

• package-lock.json is excluded by !**/package-lock.json

• .gitignore (1 hunks)
• package.json (1 hunks)
• src/App.tsx (3 hunks)
• src/components/layouts/AppbarApp.tsx (2 hunks)
• src/interfaces/index.ts (1 hunks)
• src/pages/Callback/Callback.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/pages/Callback/index.ts (1 hunks)
• src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/pages/Identifiers/Identifiers.tsx (2 hunks)
• src/router/index.tsx (3 hunks)
• src/services/api/auth/index.ts (1 hunks)
• src/services/api/index.ts (2 hunks)
• src/services/api/linking/index.ts (1 hunks)
• src/services/api/linking/query.ts (1 hunks)
• src/types/index.ts (1 hunks)

• .gitignore
• src/pages/Callback/index.ts

src/types/index.ts (1)

1-5: Well-defined API response interface.

The ApiResponse interface is well-structured and uses generics effectively to handle different types of data.

src/services/api/auth/index.ts (1)

4-8: Effective use of window location for authentication redirection.

The platformAuthentication function correctly uses window.location.replace for redirecting to the authentication URL.

Ensure that baseURL and PlatformAuthenticationParams are correctly defined and imported.

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Definitions Verified for baseURL and PlatformAuthenticationParams.

The definitions for both baseURL and PlatformAuthenticationParams are correctly found in the codebase:

• baseURL is defined in src/services/api/index.ts.
• PlatformAuthenticationParams is defined in src/interfaces/index.ts.

These imports are correctly set up for use in platformAuthentication.

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src/services/api/linking/index.ts (1)

9-15: Well-structured API call for linking identities.

The linkIdentifier function is well-implemented, using the LinkIdentifierParams interface for parameter typing.

Verify that the default chainId value of 11155111 is correct for the intended use case.

src/interfaces/index.ts (1)

13-15: Addition of PlatformAuthenticationParams is well-structured.

The new interface PlatformAuthenticationParams is a clean and effective way to define authentication parameters for different platforms. It enhances the code's maintainability and readability by clearly specifying the allowed values.

src/services/api/linking/query.ts (1)

4-18: Custom hook useLinkIdentifierMutation is well-implemented.

The use of react-query to manage the mutation is appropriate, and the structure of the hook is clean and efficient. The mutationFn properly encapsulates the logic for linking identifiers.

src/services/api/index.ts (3)

3-3: Export of baseURL enhances configurability.

Exporting baseURL allows for greater flexibility in configuring API requests across different modules. This change is beneficial for managing environment-specific configurations.

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11-11: Renaming api to apiInstance improves clarity.

The renaming of the Axios instance to apiInstance clarifies its purpose and improves code readability.

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38-39: Dual export strategy ensures backward compatibility.

Exporting apiInstance as both the default and under the name api is a smart approach to maintain backward compatibility while promoting the new naming convention.

src/components/layouts/AppbarApp.tsx (2)

3-3: Ensure proper integration of external components.

The ConnectButton from @rainbow-me/rainbowkit is introduced. Verify that the library is correctly installed and configured in your project to avoid runtime issues.

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Integration of @rainbow-me/rainbowkit is properly configured.

The RainbowKitProvider is used in src/App.tsx, indicating that the library is correctly integrated into the project. This setup supports the use of components like ConnectButton. No further action is needed.

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28-29: Check the layout alignment.

The ConnectButton is placed alongside AccountPopover within a flex container. Ensure that this layout aligns as expected in the UI, especially in different screen sizes.

src/router/index.tsx (3)

57-60: New route addition for Callback.

The /callback route is added for the Callback component. Ensure that this route is correctly integrated into the application's navigation flow and that the component handles its intended functionality.

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8-8: Verify the new component import.

The Callback component is newly imported. Ensure that the component exists and is correctly implemented in the specified path.

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40-43: Dynamic route configuration.

The path for Attestation now includes a dynamic segment :provider. Ensure that the Attestation component can handle this parameter and behaves correctly based on its value.

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Dynamic route configuration verified.

The Attestation component properly handles the provider parameter extracted from the route. It uses this parameter in authentication logic and UI messages, ensuring correct behavior based on its value.

• File: src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx
• Key Usages:
  • Extracted with useParams.
  • Used in authentication logic and UI messages.

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src/pages/Callback/Callback.tsx (1)

18-21: Validate JWT format with regex.

The regex used for validating JWTs is appropriate. Ensure that this function is thoroughly tested to prevent invalid tokens from being processed.

package.json (2)

27-27: Dependency Update: Verify compatibility with @tanstack/react-query.

The version of @tanstack/react-query has been updated from 5.51.16 to 5.51.21. Ensure that this update is compatible with the rest of the application and doesn't introduce breaking changes.

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30-30: New Dependency: Ensure proper usage of jwt-decode.

The jwt-decode library has been added. Verify its usage in the codebase to ensure it is used correctly and securely.

src/pages/Identifiers/Identifiers.tsx (3)

29-32: Enhancement: Verify navigation logic in handleConnect.

The handleConnect function now navigates to a new route using useNavigate. Ensure that the navigation logic is correct and that the destination route exists and is properly configured.

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54-57: Dynamic Icon Rendering: Ensure correct usage of identifier.icon.

The identifier.icon is used dynamically within JSX. Verify that all icons are correctly imported and rendered without issues.

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18-18: Change in Identifier: Verify the impact of setting verified to false for Discord.

The verified property for the 'Discord' identifier is set to false. Ensure that this change is intentional and that it aligns with the application's logic for handling verified identifiers.

src/App.tsx (3)

7-7: Routing Enhancement: Verify new routing structure.

The BrowserRouter, Routes, and Route components are now used for routing. Ensure that the new routing structure is correctly implemented and that all routes are properly defined.

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Routing Structure Verified: New routing structure is correctly implemented.

The routing structure in src/App.tsx is properly defined with various routes, including a default layout and a wildcard route for handling not found pages. The use of element props ensures that the appropriate components are rendered for each path.

• Routes include paths such as /auth/login, /, /identifiers, /permissions, /callback, and a wildcard route.

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81-83: Security Check: Ensure secure storage of JWT.

The JWT is stored in localStorage. Verify that this is done securely and that there are no vulnerabilities related to token storage.

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93-104: Session Management: Verify token check logic.

The checkStoredToken function checks for a stored token on component mount. Ensure that this logic correctly manages user sessions and handles edge cases.

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Session Management Logic Verified

The checkStoredToken function in src/App.tsx is correctly scoped and invoked within the useEffect hook to manage authentication status based on the presence of an OCI_TOKEN in localStorage. No additional complexities or edge cases are handled within this snippet.

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src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx (9)

1-12: Imports look good.

The imported modules and components are necessary for the functionality implemented in the Attestation component.

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24-28: Connection status handling is appropriate.

The useEffect hook correctly checks and logs an error if the user is not connected.

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44-49: State and step management is efficient.

The useEffect hook efficiently updates the state and progresses the step when linkingIdentifier is available.

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86-89: Authorization logic is correctly implemented.

The handleAuthorize function correctly triggers platform authentication based on the selected provider.

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101-110: Contract writing logic is correctly implemented.

The handleAttest function correctly writes a contract using the writeContract hook and logs any errors.

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122-193: UI component is well-structured.

The UI component renders a stepper and conditional content based on activeStep, providing a clear user interaction flow.

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51-84: JWT token handling is comprehensive.

The useEffect hook effectively processes JWT tokens, updates local storage, and manages step progression. Ensure that local storage usage aligns with security best practices.

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112-120: Identifier linking logic is correctly implemented.

The handleLinkIdentifier function correctly retrieves tokens and calls mutateIdentifier to link identifiers.

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Token usage in handleLinkIdentifier is consistent and secure.

The mutateIdentifier function is used only within src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx, confirming that the token usage pattern is consistent and confined to this file. No issues found regarding token handling.

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91-99: Token retrieval logic is correct.

The getTokenForProvider function correctly retrieves provider-specific tokens from local storage. Ensure that the retrieval logic is consistent with other parts of the application.

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6906403 and 5c7a66a.

• src/App.tsx (3 hunks)
• src/ProtectedRoute.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/utils/contracts/eas/sepoliaChain.json (1 hunks)

src/ProtectedRoute.tsx (4)

6-8: Explicitly type props for clarity.

The ProtectedRouteProps interface clearly defines the expected props, enhancing type safety and readability.

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10-12: Efficient use of state for authentication.

The use of useState to manage loading and isAuthenticated states is efficient and simplifies the component logic.

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24-24: Ensure authentication check runs once.

The useEffect dependency array is correctly set to an empty array, ensuring the authentication check runs only once when the component mounts.

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16-20: Consider potential security implications with local storage.

Storing tokens in localStorage can be a security risk, as they are accessible via JavaScript. Consider using more secure storage methods if applicable.

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Consider Secure Alternatives to localStorage for Token Storage

The use of localStorage for storing sensitive tokens like OCI_TOKEN and OCI_PROVIDER_TOKENS is prevalent across multiple files in the codebase. Since localStorage is accessible via JavaScript, it poses a security risk. Consider using more secure storage mechanisms, such as HTTP-only cookies or secure storage libraries, to mitigate potential vulnerabilities.

• Files and Lines Involved:
  • src/App.tsx
  • src/pages/Callback/Callback.tsx
  • src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx
  • src/ProtectedRoute.tsx
  • src/context/authContext.tsx
  • src/services/api/index.ts

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src/App.tsx (4)

1-8: Improved routing setup.

The use of BrowserRouter, Routes, and Route from react-router-dom provides a more structured and maintainable routing setup.

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49-51: Manage authentication status effectively.

The use of useState to manage authStatus is appropriate, and the createAuthenticationAdapter function is well-structured for handling authentication logic.

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94-105: Check for token on mount.

The useEffect hook correctly checks for a stored token on component mount, ensuring the authentication status is set appropriately.

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112-156: Comprehensive application structure.

The overall structure of the App component is well-organized, with clear separation of concerns between the different providers and routing logic.

src/pages/Identifiers/Attestation/Attestation.tsx (6)

17-20: Type definitions for clarity.

The Provider, Token, and DecodedToken types enhance clarity and maintainability by explicitly defining expected data structures.

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45-50: React to changes in linking identifier.

The useEffect hook correctly updates the component state when the linkingIdentifier changes, ensuring the component reacts appropriately.

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92-100: Retrieve provider-specific tokens.

The getTokenForProvider function effectively retrieves tokens for specific providers, ensuring the correct token is used for authentication processes.

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123-194: UI components are well-structured.

The UI components within the Attestation component are well-structured, providing a clear and user-friendly interface for the attestation process.

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102-111: Log contract write errors appropriately.

Ensure that errors from useWriteContract are logged and handled appropriately to prevent issues during contract interactions.

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52-85: Handle JWT tokens securely.

Ensure that JWT tokens are handled securely, especially when decoding and storing them. Consider potential security implications.

src/utils/contracts/eas/sepoliaChain.json (3)

2-4: Verify contract identifiers and addresses.

Ensure that the chainId, easSchemaUUID, and easContractAddress are correct and correspond to the intended Sepolia test network setup.

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1025-1050: Verify permission manager contract details.

Ensure that the permissionManagerContractAddress, permissionManagerContractFunctionName, and related ABI are correct and accurately reflect the intended contract functionality.

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5-1023: Ensure ABI accuracy and completeness.

Verify that the ABI accurately represents the contract's interface, including all necessary constructors, errors, events, and functions. Ensure that the data types and structures match the contract's actual implementation.