feat: custom login body and token path for the HTTP adapters - #327
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📝 SummarySummaryAdds Riskrisk:medium Security-sensitive areasLogin credentials are inserted into a configurable request template. The implementation JSON-escapes placeholder values, and the settings descriptions warn against entering secrets directly in Test coverage impactAdds unit tests for body rendering, credential escaping, token extraction, and login errors. Adds a Playwright test for custom login formats across both adapters. Test execution results were not provided. Deployment and operationsNo migration is indicated. Existing configurations use the default body and WalkthroughHTTP handler and receiver login now share token retrieval. Both support a custom login request body and a configurable response token path. Unit and end-to-end tests cover request rendering, token parsing, login errors, and bearer authorization. ChangesHTTP login
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A malformed login response can cause an authorization failure with a misleading error. The fix is localized; the PR is mergeable with owner awareness. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Both HTTP adapters gain support for different login APIs, but failed logins can now place an authentication server’s full response in an error message. Whether that response contains secrets or reaches logs or users depends on the deployment. Retained concerns
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In @SW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/HttpLogin.cs:
- Around line 58-64: Update the default-path JWT extraction in HttpLogin to
accept only a string-valued JValue, matching the configured-path branch; treat
object, numeric, and other non-string jwt values as missing so they follow the
existing error path.
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SW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/HttpHandlerInput.csSW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/HttpHandlerModels.csSW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/HttpLogin.csSW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/NativeHttpHandler.csSW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpReceiver/HttpReceiverInput.csSW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpReceiver/NativeHttpReceiver.csSW.Bitween.UnitTests/HttpLoginTests.csSW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/e2e/http-login.spec.ts
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SW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/HttpHandlerInput.cs (1)
25-28: LGTM!SW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpReceiver/HttpReceiverInput.cs (1)
20-23: LGTM!SW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpHandler/NativeHttpHandler.cs (1)
48-55: LGTM!SW.Bitween.NativeAdapters/HttpReceiver/NativeHttpReceiver.cs (1)
64-71: LGTM!SW.Bitween.UnitTests/HttpLoginTests.cs (1)
1-127: LGTM!SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/e2e/http-login.spec.ts (1)
1-114: LGTM!
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The HTTP handler and receiver's Login auth always sent a fixed body and only read the token from
jwt, so any API that logs in differently couldn't be used.LoginBody: optional custom login request;{{username}}/{{password}}are filled from LoginUsername / LoginPassword (JSON-escaped). Empty keeps the old body.LoginTokenPath: optional path to the token in the reply, e.g.data.access_token. Empty keeps readingjwt.HttpLoginhelper for both adapters, with clear errors for a failed login (status + reply), a non-JSON reply, or a missing token. Any 2xx now counts as a successful login, not only 200.Tests: unit tests for the helper, plus a Playwright test that runs a scheduled job against a fake API that only accepts the custom body and token path.