Fixes #16
Fixes #16
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src/Argon.Api/Controllers/MetadataController.cs (2)
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8-21: Consider externalizing configuration values.The current implementation hardcodes several configuration values including endpoints, regional nodes, and feature flags. This makes configuration changes require code deployments and complicates environment-specific settings.
Consider:
- Moving these values to appsettings.json
- Using IConfiguration for dynamic configuration management
- Implementing feature flags using a dedicated service like Microsoft.FeatureManagement
Example configuration structure:
{ "Routing": { "MasterEndpoint": "api.argon.gl", "WebRtcEndpoint": "argon-f14ic5ia.livekit.cloud", "RegionalNodes": [ { "url": "cdn-ru1.argon.gl", "code": "ru1" }, ... ] }, "FeatureManagement": { "dev.window": true, "user.allowServerCreation": true } }
10-11: Optimize ValueTask usage.The current implementation creates a new ValueTask wrapping an already constructed object. Since the operation is synchronous and doesn't involve I/O, consider returning the object directly.
- public ValueTask<HeadRoutingConfig> GetHead() => - new(new HeadRoutingConfig( + public HeadRoutingConfig GetHead() => + new HeadRoutingConfig(
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src/Argon.Api/Controllers/MetadataController.cs(1 hunks)src/Argon.Api/Grains/UserManager.cs(1 hunks)src/Argon.Api/Properties/launchSettings.json(1 hunks)src/Argon.Contracts/IUserAuthorization.cs(1 hunks)
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src/Argon.Contracts/IUserAuthorization.cs (2)
33-33: Clarify the usage of the partial modifier.
The record is now marked as partial but there's no clear indication of where the complementary part might be defined. Consider adding a comment explaining why the partial modifier is needed or remove it if not required.
Let's check for other partial declarations:
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Let me check the content of this file to see if there are any other partial declarations or generated code markers.
The partial modifier is justified due to source generation attributes
The partial modifier is correctly used here as the record is decorated with [MemoryPackable] attribute which generates additional code. MemoryPack is a serialization library that uses source generators, requiring the type to be marked as partial to allow the generated code to extend it.
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30-33: LGTM! Verify serialization framework usage.
The addition of serialization attributes aligns with the existing pattern in AuthorizeRequest and ensures proper serialization support across different frameworks.
Let's verify if all these serialization frameworks are actually used in the codebase:
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Multiple serialization frameworks are correctly utilized
The serialization attributes on AuthorizeResponse are justified and necessary:
- MemoryPack is used for Orleans grain storage serialization (confirmed in
OrleansExtension.cs) - DataContract and MessagePack attributes follow the consistent pattern used across all DTOs in the contracts project
- All response types in
IUserInteraction.csfollow the same pattern, indicating a standardized approach - The project dependencies in
Argon.Contracts.csprojconfirm the required serialization packages
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src/Argon.Api/Controllers/MetadataController.cs (1)
8-9: Review security implications of anonymous configuration access.
The endpoint exposes configuration data including internal endpoints and feature flags through an anonymous endpoint. While the [AllowAnonymous] attribute suggests this is intentional, verify that:
- No sensitive information is exposed
- Rate limiting is implemented at the API gateway level
- Response caching is configured appropriately
| "launchBrowser": false, | ||
| "launchUrl": "swagger", | ||
| "applicationUrl": "https://localhost:7206;http://localhost:5100", | ||
| "applicationUrl": "https://localhost:5100", |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Using HTTPS URL in HTTP profile may cause confusion.
While switching to HTTPS is good for security, having an HTTPS URL in a profile named "http" is counterintuitive and could lead to confusion. Consider renaming the profile to better reflect its purpose.
"profiles": {
- "http": {
+ "https": {
"commandName": "Project",
"dotnetRunMessages": true,
"launchBrowser": false,
"launchUrl": "swagger",
"applicationUrl": "https://localhost:5100",Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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| using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization; | |||
| using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc; | |||
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| [ApiController] | |||
| public class MetadataController : ControllerBase | |||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider keeping the [ApiController] attribute.
Removing the [ApiController] attribute disables useful ASP.NET Core conveniences like automatic model validation, inference of [FromBody] attributes, and better error handling. Unless there's a specific reason to remove it, keeping this attribute is recommended for consistent controller behavior.
+[ApiController]
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| public class MetadataController : ControllerBase | |
| [ApiController] | |
| public class MetadataController : ControllerBase |
| @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ public async Task<UserStorageDto> Create(string password) | |||
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| var username = this.GetPrimaryKeyString(); | |||
| await EnsureUnique(); | |||
| await managerService.Validate(username, password); | |||
| managerService.Validate(username, password); | |||
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Critical: Restore asynchronous validation to prevent potential blocking
The removal of await from managerService.Validate() could lead to blocking operations in the Orleans grain, potentially impacting system performance. User validation should be asynchronous to ensure proper scalability and prevent thread pool starvation.
Apply this diff to restore asynchronous behavior:
- managerService.Validate(username, password);
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| managerService.Validate(username, password); | |
| await managerService.Validate(username, password); |
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The Validate method is async and should be awaited
The Validate method in UserManagerService is indeed marked as async and performs multiple validation tasks using await. The current implementation in UserManager.cs should be modified to await this call:
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Release Notes
New Features
AuthorizeResponsewith new data contract attributes.Bug Fixes
GetHeadmethod to respond specifically to HTTP GET requests.Chores
httpandhttpsprofiles in launch settings for improved URL configuration.Refactor
Createmethod of theUserManagerclass.