Feature/warn when key is empty #261
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Thank you for this @renatamarques97 !
I've just merged another PR which now conflicts with this one. Let me know if you can fix it and I will merge.
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| self.token_secret_signature_key = -> { Rails.application.secrets.secret_key_base } | ||
| mattr_writer :token_secret_signature_key, default: -> { Rails.application.secrets.secret_key_base } | ||
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| class EmptySecretKey < StandardError |
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I think this class can be moved to a separated file. Perhaps it would be nice to have all project exception classes inside a folder named exceptions or errors
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I think it would be better raising the error in the assign moment (setter) instead of the reading moment (getter). It's better to prevent setter from accepting a wrong value than accepting it and causing errors when you try to use that value... So, I'd suggest to invert it, creating a method for the setter, and using mattr_reader for the getter...
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| test "responds with unauthorized with empty token in header" do |
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If you follow my tip in the setter/getter thing, this test won't be necessary anymore. Look, we won't simply fail the request with unauthorized response. Instead, it will prevent the host app from loading until a valid token be properly set. I think this way makes the issue explicit and help the devs to fix it faster...
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resolves #212
resolves #257