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refactor: use spec names for methods #51

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  • Refactor
    • Updated method names for consistency in handling signing algorithms for request objects.
    • Renamed functions and modified field names in the OpenID Connect client interface for enhanced clarity and consistency.
    • Adjusted variable names and error messages in the Generate method of HMACStrategy to improve clarity.
    • Commented out the locking mechanism in the Generate method of HMACStrategy for improved efficiency.
    • Maintained focus on generating tokens and signatures using HMAC-SHA512/256 with high entropy secrets.

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The updates across various files focus on refining naming conventions and simplifying code for better clarity and consistency. Specifically, they address the renaming of functions and fields related to signing algorithms and authentication methods in OpenID Connect implementations. Additionally, an adjustment in the HMACStrategy's Generate method enhances the token and signature generation process. These changes collectively aim to streamline the codebase and make it more intuitive for developers working with it.

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Files Summary
token/hmac/.../hmacsha.go Replaced secrets with secret, updated variable names and error messages, commented out the locking mechanism, focused on generating tokens and signatures using HMAC-SHA512/256 with high entropy secrets.

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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 1

Configuration used: CodeRabbit UI

Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0e02053 and b41b969.
Files selected for processing (6)
  • authorize_request_handler.go (1 hunks)
  • authorize_request_handler_oidc_request_test.go (1 hunks)
  • client.go (5 hunks)
  • client_authentication.go (1 hunks)
  • client_authentication_test.go (8 hunks)
  • token/hmac/hmacsha.go (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 16
token/hmac/hmacsha.go (1)
  • 53-59: Variable name change from secrets to secret and related error message update.

The change from plural to singular in the variable name secret and the corresponding error message makes the code clearer and more accurate, as it aligns with the fact that a single secret is being used here.

client.go (4)
  • 75-77: Renaming of GetRequestObjectSigningAlgorithm() to GetRequestObjectSigningAlg().

This change aligns the method name with the terminology used in the OpenID Connect specifications, improving clarity and consistency.

  • 83-86: Renaming of GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithm() to GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlg().

Similar to the previous comment, this renaming enhances clarity and consistency with the OpenID Connect specifications.

  • 127-127: Renaming related to client credentials flow policy.

The renaming efforts across the file, including this one, contribute to a more intuitive understanding of the codebase for developers familiar with the OpenID Connect specifications.

  • 140-140: Adjustment in JWT profile settings naming.

The changes in naming conventions throughout the file, including this one, make the codebase more readable and easier to understand.

authorize_request_handler_oidc_request_test.go (1)
  • 124-124: Renaming of RequestObjectSigningAlgorithm to RequestObjectSigningAlg in test cases.

The renaming of the field in test cases to match the updated method names in the main codebase ensures consistency and clarity in the tests.

authorize_request_handler.go (1)
  • 93-94: Updating the comparison of request object signing algorithms to use the new method name GetRequestObjectSigningAlg().

This update ensures that the codebase is consistent with the renaming efforts in other parts of the project, aligning with the OpenID Connect specifications and enhancing readability.

client_authentication.go (1)
  • 345-345: The method name GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlg() has been updated from GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithm() to align with OpenID Connect specification names. This change enhances clarity and consistency in the codebase. However, ensure that all references to this method across the codebase have been updated accordingly to prevent any broken functionality.
Verification successful

The method name update from GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithm to GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlg has been successfully implemented in the codebase, with no remaining references to the old method name. The new method name is correctly used in relevant files, aligning with the OpenID Connect specifications as intended. This confirms the accuracy of the review comment.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for old method name to ensure it's no longer used.
rg --type go 'GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithm'
# Search for new method name to ensure it's correctly implemented everywhere.
rg --type go 'GetTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlg'

Length of output: 442

client_authentication_test.go (8)
  • 344-344: The field name TokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithm has been updated to TokenEndpointAuthSigningAlg to align with the OpenID Connect specification terminology. This change enhances readability and consistency with the specification, making it easier for developers familiar with OpenID Connect to understand the code. The change is correctly applied and consistent across the file.
  • 357-357: The same field name update as mentioned earlier is applied here. It's consistent with the PR's objective of aligning method and field names with the OpenID Connect specifications. This change is correctly implemented.
  • 372-372: Again, the field name TokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithm has been updated to TokenEndpointAuthSigningAlg. This change is part of the PR's effort to enhance clarity and consistency with the OpenID Connect specifications. The update is correctly applied.
  • 381-381: The field name update is consistently applied here as well. This change aligns with the PR's objectives and is correctly implemented, enhancing the code's readability and consistency with the OpenID Connect specifications.
  • 396-396: This instance of the field name update is correctly applied, consistent with the PR's objectives of aligning with the OpenID Connect specifications. The change enhances the code's readability and consistency.
  • 412-412: The field name update is correctly applied here, aligning with the PR's objectives. This change enhances the code's readability and consistency with the OpenID Connect specifications.
  • 428-428: The field name update is consistently applied in this instance as well. It aligns with the PR's objectives and is correctly implemented, enhancing the code's readability and consistency with the OpenID Connect specifications.
  • 443-443: This instance of the field name update is correctly applied, consistent with the PR's objectives of aligning with the OpenID Connect specifications. The change enhances the code's readability and consistency.

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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 0

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b41b969 and ba4c00d.
Files selected for processing (1)
  • token/hmac/hmacsha.go (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (1)
  • token/hmac/hmacsha.go

@james-d-elliott james-d-elliott merged commit c4913a3 into master Mar 10, 2024
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@james-d-elliott james-d-elliott deleted the refactor-spec-names branch March 10, 2024 23:43
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