[CEL-1364] DEV-only sign-in bypass + devLogin() store helper - #15
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WalkthroughThe package adds a development-only sign-in flow. ChangesDevelopment sign-in
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The DEV sign-in change does not currently verify its fail-closed behavior: the adopted token is not cleared in the relevant test path after the identity check. Merge should wait until the test exercises and asserts that token cleanup. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LoginForm
participant AuthStore
participant TestLoginEndpoint
participant AuthApi
LoginForm->>AuthStore: devLogin(email)
AuthStore->>TestLoginEndpoint: POST /test/login
TestLoginEndpoint-->>AuthStore: token and optional identity data
AuthStore->>AuthStore: setAccessToken(token)
LoginForm->>AuthApi: getMe()
AuthApi-->>LoginForm: user identity
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__tests__/dev-login.test.ts (2)
190-210: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider
it.eachfor the status table.The loop runs three cases inside one test. If the 403 case fails, the report names only this test, and the 500 case never runs.
it.eachreports each status separately and runs all of them.♻️ Proposed refactor
- it("distinguishes rate limiting, fixture-secret rejection, and other statuses", async () => { - for (const [status, reason] of [ - [429, "rate-limited"], - [403, "forbidden"], - [500, "unexpected"], - ] as const) { + it.each([ + [429, "rate-limited"], + [403, "forbidden"], + [500, "unexpected"], + ] as const)( + "maps HTTP %i to reason %s", + async (status, reason) => { // Given: a backend returning each non-404 failure. global.fetch = routedFetch({ devLogin: { body: { error: "nope", code: "X" }, ok: false, status }, }) as unknown as typeof fetch; const store = createAuthStore({ baseUrl: "http://localhost:4000" }); // When / Then: each maps to its own reason, so the UI can say something // useful instead of blaming the env gate for everything. await expect(store.devLogin?.("dev@example.com")).resolves.toMatchObject({ ok: false, reason, status, }); - } - }); + }, + );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@__tests__/dev-login.test.ts` around lines 190 - 210, Replace the loop inside the “distinguishes rate limiting, fixture-secret rejection, and other statuses” test with an it.each table, keeping the existing status, reason, fetch setup, and assertions for each case so failures are reported and executed independently.
126-142: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd coverage for a non-numeric
expiresIn.The store accepts any value where
typeof json.expiresIn === "number". That test passes forNaN,0, and negative numbers.scheduleRefreshthen computesMath.max((NaN - 60) * 1000, 0), which isNaN, andsetTimeouttreatsNaNas0. The refresh then fires immediately.The existing tests cover the omitted case (fallback to 900) and a valid case (60). Add a case for a hostile or malformed
expiresInso the intended behavior is pinned.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@__tests__/dev-login.test.ts` around lines 126 - 142, The dev-login tests cover omitted and valid expiresIn values but not malformed numeric values. Add a test in the dev-login test suite using a hostile value such as NaN, zero, or a negative number, and assert that the store applies the safe fallback and schedules refresh consistently without an immediate NaN-derived timeout; reuse the existing routedFetch, createAuthStore, and timer-spy setup.src/auth-store.ts (1)
63-72: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider binding the message map to
DevLoginFailureReason.
DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGEScarries copy for five reasons.DevLoginFailureReasondeclares six. The"unexpected"message is built inline at line 369. Because the object has no declared type, a new reason added to the union compiles without any copy in this map.Bind the map to the union so a new reason fails the build until copy exists.
♻️ Proposed typing
-const DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES = { +const DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES: Record< + Exclude<DevLoginFailureReason, "unexpected">, + string +> = { "test-endpoints-disabled": "Dev sign-in unavailable: backend test endpoints are disabled. Set ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true on the API and restart it.", "rate-limited": "Dev sign-in rate limit hit (5/min). Wait a minute and retry.", forbidden: "Dev sign-in rejected: the API requires a fixture secret (TEST_FIXTURE_SECRET is set).", network: "Dev sign-in could not reach the API. Is the backend running?", "malformed-response": "Dev sign-in succeeded but the API returned no access token.", -} as const; +};This also requires importing
DevLoginFailureReasonalongsideDevLoginResultat line 6.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/auth-store.ts` around lines 63 - 72, Import DevLoginFailureReason alongside DevLoginResult, then explicitly type DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES as a mapping that requires every DevLoginFailureReason key. Add the missing "unexpected" copy to the map and update its usage to read from DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES instead of constructing that message inline.__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx (2)
230-234: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueClarify what the production describe proves.
vi.stubEnv("DEV", false)setsimport.meta.env.DEVat runtime. Vitest does not statically replace that expression, so these two tests prove that the runtime branch is falsy. They do not prove that Rollup dropssrc/react/dev-sign-in.tsxfrom a production bundle.The coding guidelines require the module to be removed from production output. Consider a separate build assertion that greps the built bundle for the bypass string, and reword the comment at line 232 so the runtime scope is explicit.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx` around lines 230 - 234, Reword the describe comment for “LoginForm dev bypass — production builds (CEL-1364)” to state that it verifies the runtime-falsy DEV branch only, not production bundle elimination. Add a separate production-build assertion that inspects the built bundle and confirms the dev-sign-in bypass string/module is absent, using the project’s existing build-test conventions.Source: Coding guidelines
154-154: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winWrap the three dev-bypass clicks in async
act.
handleDevLoginupdates state before and afterawait authStore.devLogin(...).fireEvent.clickcovers only the synchronous dispatch. ImportfireEventfrom@testing-library/reactandactfromreact, then useawait act(async () => { fireEvent.click(button); });for each call.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx` at line 154, Update the three dev-bypass click calls in the test to run inside awaited async act blocks, dispatching each click with fireEvent.click. Import fireEvent from `@testing-library/react` and act from react, ensuring handleDevLogin state updates before and after devLogin are flushed.
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In `@__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx`:
- Around line 141-163: Update the “signs in through devLogin on click and
remembers the address” test so its final localStorage assertion is not satisfied
by the initial setup: remove the seeded DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY before
clicking, or seed a different address and assert the clicked login address is
stored. Keep the existing devLogin and onLoginSuccess expectations unchanged.
In `@src/react/index.ts`:
- Around line 4-10: Remove DevSignInBypass, DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY,
readDevLoginEmail, and rememberDevLoginEmail from the exports in the React entry
barrel, while preserving any non-development React exports.
In `@src/react/login-form.tsx`:
- Around line 249-289: Add a catch handler to handleDevLogin around the existing
dev sign-in try/finally block so rejections from devLogin, clearAccessToken, or
onLoginSuccess are handled instead of escaping the click handler. In the catch,
set a user-visible dev error and invoke onError with the failure details, while
preserving the finally block’s setIsDevSubmitting(false) cleanup and existing
success flow.
- Around line 517-525: Update the email-step “Continue” submit button to include
isDevSubmitting in its disabled condition, alongside isSubmitting, so OTP
submission cannot begin while handleDevLogin is in flight. Keep the existing
production behavior and DevSignInBypass wiring unchanged.
- Line 291: Restore the line break in handleResend so its opening brace is
followed by setError("") on the next line, matching the formatting of the other
handlers and satisfying the formatter.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@__tests__/dev-login.test.ts`:
- Around line 190-210: Replace the loop inside the “distinguishes rate limiting,
fixture-secret rejection, and other statuses” test with an it.each table,
keeping the existing status, reason, fetch setup, and assertions for each case
so failures are reported and executed independently.
- Around line 126-142: The dev-login tests cover omitted and valid expiresIn
values but not malformed numeric values. Add a test in the dev-login test suite
using a hostile value such as NaN, zero, or a negative number, and assert that
the store applies the safe fallback and schedules refresh consistently without
an immediate NaN-derived timeout; reuse the existing routedFetch,
createAuthStore, and timer-spy setup.
In `@__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx`:
- Around line 230-234: Reword the describe comment for “LoginForm dev bypass —
production builds (CEL-1364)” to state that it verifies the runtime-falsy DEV
branch only, not production bundle elimination. Add a separate production-build
assertion that inspects the built bundle and confirms the dev-sign-in bypass
string/module is absent, using the project’s existing build-test conventions.
- Line 154: Update the three dev-bypass click calls in the test to run inside
awaited async act blocks, dispatching each click with fireEvent.click. Import
fireEvent from `@testing-library/react` and act from react, ensuring
handleDevLogin state updates before and after devLogin are flushed.
In `@src/auth-store.ts`:
- Around line 63-72: Import DevLoginFailureReason alongside DevLoginResult, then
explicitly type DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES as a mapping that requires every
DevLoginFailureReason key. Add the missing "unexpected" copy to the map and
update its usage to read from DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES instead of constructing that
message inline.
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src/auth-store.ts(createAuthStore) addsdevLoginunconditionally, so a dev auth-bypass path can ship in production and be reachable if invoked, which is the highest user-impact/security risk here — gate creation/export behind a true dev-only check so production builds cannot expose it.src/react/login-form.tsx(handleDevLogin) can produce unhandled promise rejections because failures fromdevLogin,clearAccessToken, oronLoginSuccessare not caught, and the current button-disabling is one-directional so concurrent actions can still race — add an explicitcatchand symmetric in-flight locking/disable rules.src/auth-store.ts(devLogin) treats a JSONnullresponse as an exception path instead of returningreason: "malformed-response", which can turn malformed backend replies into harder-to-handle failures — validate the parsed body beforeextractAccessToken()and return the structured malformed-response result.__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx,README.md, andAGENTS.mdhave coverage/docs drift (a vacuous assertion and stale export references), which lowers confidence that regressions and API surface changes are being verified/documented accurately — make the test assert an actual state transition and sync the export lists in both docs.
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<file name="src/auth-store.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth-store.ts:320">
P2: Custom agent: **Flag Security Vulnerabilities**
The `devLogin` auth-bypass method is added unconditionally to `createAuthStore()` and ships in production bundles. The PR description claims `import.meta.env.DEV` causes prod builds to drop dev-sign-in code, but that only gates the UI in `LoginForm`; the store helper itself has no such gate. The bundled `DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES` constant also reveals exact backend configuration instructions (`Set ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true on the API and restart it`), constituting information disclosure. Since `AuthStore.devLogin` is already typed as optional (`devLogin?`), conditionally exclude the method and its messages from the returned store object in production builds, or wrap the definition with the same `import.meta.env.DEV` guard used in the UI layer.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth-store.ts:385">
P2: When `/test/login` returns a valid JSON `null` body, `devLogin()` rejects instead of returning `reason: "malformed-response"`. Guard the parsed value before calling `extractAccessToken()` so malformed backend responses remain visible through the result contract.</violation>
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<file name="AGENTS.md">
<violation number="1" location="AGENTS.md:55">
P3: The changed `Structure` tree now lists `DevSignInBypass` under `src/react/`, but the file's own `## Exports` block (immediately above) was not updated and still lists `@cellarnode/auth/react` as `LoginForm, RegisterForm, UnauthorizedPage, SquircleShift` only. The two authoritative reference lists in the same file are now inconsistent for the very feature this PR adds.</violation>
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<file name="README.md">
<violation number="1" location="README.md:37">
P3: The added "Dev sign-in bypass" section documents the new public API (`authStore.devLogin` and the underlying exports), but the README's canonical "Exports" reference below was not updated. It still lists `@cellarnode/auth` core as only `createAuthStore, createAuthClient, createAuthApi, validateUserType` and `@cellarnode/auth/react` as only `LoginForm, RegisterForm, UnauthorizedPage, SquircleShift`, omitting `DevSignInBypass`, `readDevLoginEmail`, `rememberDevLoginEmail`, `DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY` and the `DevLogin*` types that this PR exports. Consumers reading the exports list won't discover the new API they're being told to adopt.</violation>
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<file name="src/react/login-form.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="src/react/login-form.tsx:286">
P2: `handleDevLogin` only has a `finally` block, with no `catch`. If `authStore.devLogin`, `authStore.clearAccessToken`, or `onLoginSuccess` throws or rejects, this becomes an unhandled promise rejection since the function runs from a click handler. `setIsDevSubmitting(false)` still executes, so the button re-enables with no error shown to the developer.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/react/login-form.tsx:521">
P3: The two affordances only race-protect in one direction. The DEV button disables while the OTP form is busy (`disabled={isSubmitting}`), but the OTP 'Continue' button's own `disabled={isSubmitting || !normalizedEmail}` does not consider `isDevSubmitting`, so while a dev bypass is in flight the user can still submit `requestOtp`. This contradicts the stated intent that the two affordances 'can't race' and yields overlapping `/test/login` + `/auth/otp/request` work. (Rapid double-click on the DEV button itself is likewise only blocked after the re-render lands.)</violation>
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<file name="__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx:162">
P3: This assertion is vacuous: the test seeds `DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY` with `"dev@example.com"` before the click, so the final `expect(...).toBe("dev@example.com")` passes even if `rememberDevLoginEmail` never runs. Clear the seeded key before clicking, or seed a different address, so the assertion actually exercises `rememberDevLoginEmail`.</violation>
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Linked issue: CEL-1364: @cellarnode/auth: DEV-only bypass affordance in shared Login + devLogin() store helper
| Status | Acceptance criteria | Notes |
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| ✅ | Add AuthStore.devLogin(email) that POSTs /test/login and returns a DevLoginResult instead of throwing | The store API and types were extended and an implementation + unit tests were added that exercise devLogin behavior. |
| ✅ | devLogin adopts the returned JWE via the same verify-otp adoption path (identity fetch, refresh cookie via credentials: 'include', refresh scheduling, onAccessTokenSet/onOrgChange ordering) | auth-store implements the same adoption path and uses credentials: 'include'; tests assert the adoption fan-out and refresh scheduling behavior. |
| ✅ | LoginForm renders a DEV-only "Dev sign-in (skip the code)" control alongside the email form and does not replace or auto-submit the OTP flow | LoginForm imports and renders the DevSignInBypass alongside the existing email form; tests assert the email input + Continue button remain present and that no sign-in runs on mount. |
| ✅ | DEV-only gating uses the literal import.meta.env.DEV so the control and module are tree-shaken from production builds | The code contains literal import.meta.env.DEV guards; a new import-meta-env.d.ts documents why this must be literal. The PR states and tests mutation-check the prod-absence behavior. |
| ✅ | Uniform 404 from /test/login is mapped to a single client-side reason and shows the "Set ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true" hint (anti-enumeration preserved); other failure reasons are distinguished; devLogin never rejects | Types and failure messages were added; auth-store maps 404 to test-endpoints-disabled and provides explicit other failure reasons; devLogin resolves to DevLoginResult variants rather than throwing; tests assert the copy and non-enumeration behavior. |
| ✅ | Optional DEV email prefill via localStorage key (read/remember helpers and key exported) | dev-sign-in module exposes DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY, read/remember helpers and LoginForm uses them inside a DEV-only effect; tests reference the storage key behavior. |
| ✅ | Release bump / publish-ready (caret-minor additive change) | package.json and package-lock.json were bumped to 0.14.0 and CHANGELOG includes the new entry describing the additive nature of devLogin. |
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| * ONE token-adoption path shared with verify-otp: same identity fetch, same | ||
| * refresh scheduling, same listener fan-out and ordering. | ||
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| async devLogin(email: string): Promise<DevLoginResult> { |
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The devLogin auth-bypass method is added unconditionally to createAuthStore() and ships in production bundles. The PR description claims import.meta.env.DEV causes prod builds to drop dev-sign-in code, but that only gates the UI in LoginForm; the store helper itself has no such gate. The bundled DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES constant also reveals exact backend configuration instructions (Set ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true on the API and restart it), constituting information disclosure. Since AuthStore.devLogin is already typed as optional (devLogin?), conditionally exclude the method and its messages from the returned store object in production builds, or wrap the definition with the same import.meta.env.DEV guard used in the UI layer.
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<comment>The `devLogin` auth-bypass method is added unconditionally to `createAuthStore()` and ships in production bundles. The PR description claims `import.meta.env.DEV` causes prod builds to drop dev-sign-in code, but that only gates the UI in `LoginForm`; the store helper itself has no such gate. The bundled `DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES` constant also reveals exact backend configuration instructions (`Set ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true on the API and restart it`), constituting information disclosure. Since `AuthStore.devLogin` is already typed as optional (`devLogin?`), conditionally exclude the method and its messages from the returned store object in production builds, or wrap the definition with the same `import.meta.env.DEV` guard used in the UI layer.</comment>
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@@ -283,6 +309,105 @@ export function createAuthStore(config: AuthStoreConfig): AuthStore {
+ * ONE token-adoption path shared with verify-otp: same identity fetch, same
+ * refresh scheduling, same listener fan-out and ordering.
+ */
+ async devLogin(email: string): Promise<DevLoginResult> {
+ let res: Response;
+ try {
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…larification Add esbuild-based tree-shaking test (dev-bypass-treeshake.test.ts) to verify DEV-only markup is actually dropped from production bundles. Clarify in dev-sign-in.tsx that storage helpers survive as unreachable code behind runtime guards, not as dead branches. Addresses distinction required for production safety verification: proves DevSignInBypass component is eliminated but storage-key literal persists.
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Inline comments:
In `@__tests__/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx`:
- Around line 229-282: The fail-closed tests do not currently reach
handleDevLogin because the fixture lacks a successful devLogin result. Update
buildProps or the test setup so devLogin resolves successfully, then await an
authApi.getMe invocation before asserting clearAccessToken in both tests, while
preserving the existing failure and onLoginSuccess assertions.
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| it("fails closed when /auth/me throws — an unresolvable user type is not a pass", async () => { | ||
| // The dev path resolves the user type through a SEPARATE `/auth/me` call | ||
| // (verifyOtp gets it inline). A transient failure there must NOT be allowed | ||
| // to seat a session in the wrong portal. | ||
| window.localStorage.setItem(DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY, "dev@example.com"); | ||
| const props = buildProps(); | ||
| props.authApi.getMe = vi.fn(async () => { | ||
| throw new Error("network"); | ||
| }); | ||
| renderLogin(props); | ||
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| const button = await waitFor(() => { | ||
| const el = screen.getByRole("button", { name: /dev sign-in/i }) as HTMLButtonElement; | ||
| expect(el.disabled).toBe(false); | ||
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| expect(props.authStore.clearAccessToken).toHaveBeenCalled(); | ||
| }); | ||
| expect((await screen.findByRole("alert")).textContent).toMatch( | ||
| /couldn't verify your account type/i, | ||
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| expect(props.onLoginSuccess).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); | ||
| }); | ||
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| it("fails closed when /auth/me answers without a userType", async () => { | ||
| window.localStorage.setItem(DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY, "dev@example.com"); | ||
| const props = buildProps(); | ||
| props.authApi.getMe = vi.fn(async () => ({ | ||
| id: "user_dev", | ||
| email: "dev@example.com", | ||
| name: "Dev", | ||
| orgId: "org_dev", | ||
| roles: [], | ||
| createdAt: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z", | ||
| })); | ||
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| const el = screen.getByRole("button", { name: /dev sign-in/i }) as HTMLButtonElement; | ||
| expect(el.disabled).toBe(false); | ||
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| expect(props.authStore.clearAccessToken).toHaveBeenCalled(); | ||
| }); | ||
| expect(props.onLoginSuccess).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Repair the fail-closed test path.
The test job fails because clearAccessToken is never called in either test. The tests therefore do not validate the required fail-closed behavior.
Ensure the fixture reaches handleDevLogin after a successful devLogin result. Assert that authApi.getMe runs before asserting that clearAccessToken clears the adopted token.
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[error] 249-249: npm test (Vitest): Test failed because authStore.clearAccessToken was expected to be called when /auth/me throws, but the spy was not called.
[error] 279-279: npm test (Vitest): Test failed because authStore.clearAccessToken was expected to be called when /auth/me returns no userType, but the spy was not called.
🪛 GitHub Actions: CI / test
[error] 249-249: npm test failed: the test expecting authStore.clearAccessToken to be called when /auth/me throws timed out with AssertionError: expected "spy" to be called at least once.
[error] 279-279: npm test failed: the test expecting authStore.clearAccessToken to be called when /auth/me returns no userType timed out with AssertionError: expected "spy" to be called at least once.
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[failure] 279-279: tests/login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx > LoginForm dev bypass — DEV builds (CEL-1364) > fails closed when /auth/me answers without a userType
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Finding 3 — handleDevLogin swallowed getMe() failures and then only rejected
`if (authenticatedUserType && ...)`, so a transient /auth/me error let an
importer session stand in the producer portal. verifyOtp cannot have this hole
because it returns result.user inline. An unresolvable user type is now a
FAILED portal check: clear the token, surface an actionable error. Two tests
cover the closed branches (getMe throws, getMe answers without userType).
Token adoption still precedes the portal guard, matching handleOtpSubmit
exactly. That parity is pre-existing, not a regression — documented at the call
site so nobody tightens only the dev path.
Finding 2 — .reposkein/{nodes,edges}.jsonl stay tracked despite the ignore
rules, so the ignore did nothing and every index run re-committed generated
churn. git rm --cached them; the files remain on disk, untracked. Zero nodes
carry summaries, so nothing authored is lost.
Review follow-ups applied —
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Branch-history note (no action needed, but read before merging): the middle commit This PR is squash-merged, so the intermediate state never reaches main — the merge takes the tip's diff. Do NOT rebase or cherry-pick individual commits from this branch expecting them to be independently sound. Related: a parallel session is live in this same checkout, which is how the interleave happened. |
…e, null body, barrel exports, docs Bot review follow-ups on PR #15. - Inert test fixed. login-form-dev-bypass seeded the storage key with the address it then asserted, so it passed with rememberDevLoginEmail deleted. It now seeds a STALE address, types a different one, and asserts the typed one was written. Verified by mutation: removing the call fails the test. - handleDevLogin gains a catch. devLogin is optional on AuthStore, so a custom store may reject; clearAccessToken and onLoginSuccess can throw too. From a click handler that was an unhandled rejection — finally re-enabled the button with no message. Failures now route to the same devError/onError channel. - The race the comment claimed impossible is now impossible. The OTP Continue button was disabled on isSubmitting only, so an in-flight devLogin could be overtaken by requestOtp, and the resolving bypass would call onLoginSuccess from the OTP step. isDevSubmitting now participates in both directions. - devLogin no longer rejects on a literal null JSON body. res.json() resolving null parses fine, and extractAccessToken dereferences it — breaking the never-throws contract DevLoginResult promises. Guarded before extraction. - The dev-bypass symbols leave the public barrel. DevSignInBypass, DEV_LOGIN_EMAIL_STORAGE_KEY, readDevLoginEmail and rememberDevLoginEmail were exported from @cellarnode/auth/react, letting a consumer render the bypass or write to localStorage from a production build with no gate at all. Tests already imported the module path; the tree-shaking test is unchanged and still asserts both directions. - Store-side import.meta.env.DEV gate on devLogin declined, deliberately. The gate is server-side and double-enforced (route mounted only when !isProdLike() && ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true, each handler re-checking), so in production the route does not exist. A runtime check would eliminate no code — it sits in the same live body — and would introduce import.meta into the bundler-agnostic core, where import.meta.env is undefined under plain Node ESM and reading .DEV throws out of the very method just fixed not to. Documented instead: README, AGENTS.md, CHANGELOG and the JSDoc now state that devLogin and its copy DO ship, and that only the DevSignInBypass component is statically eliminated. - Docs made consistent. Export lists in AGENTS.md and README.md match the new surface; the stale `make build` gate is replaced by the four real CI steps (typecheck, test, build, publint). Gates: npm run typecheck, npm test (93 passed), npm run build, npx publint — all green.
Bot review dispositions — CEL-1364Fixup pushed as
Items 8-11 were filed against 1. Inert testThe test seeded the storage key with the same address it then asserted, so it passed whether or not Non-inertness verified by mutation — with the Same check run for the other three new tests; each mutation kills exactly its target. 2. Missing
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* docs: correct the consumer list and the token-persistence claim Three claims in AGENTS.md were false against the code, verified by grep: - `cellarnode-mobile-app` was listed as an OTP consumer. It has no dependency, no import and no lockfile entry for @cellarnode/auth. - `cellarnode-admin-dashboard-v2` was listed under "NOT used by". It depends on ^0.14.0 and imports createAuthStore in src/auth/auth-store.ts to hold the local-dev /test/login JWE and attach Authorization: Bearer to outbound requests (Ably authUrl). It is a core-store consumer; only the OTP flow and the React components are unused there. - createAuthStore was documented as persisting to localStorage with an expo-secure-store adapter for mobile. There is no localStorage in src/auth-store.ts and no storage-adapter seam in AuthStoreConfig; the token lives in a module closure and durability comes from the HttpOnly refresh cookie sent via credentials: "include". The corrected list matters beyond tidiness: all four real consumers are Vite, so there is no Metro consumer to anchor a "bundler-agnostic" claim. CEL-1364 declined an import.meta.env gate inside devLogin because the core entry must import under plain Node ESM, and the Scope section now says so explicitly rather than implying a React Native constraint. Also adds AuthError to the README core-export list, which enumerated every other value export from src/index.ts. Re-verified the two PR #15 fixes on main and both still hold: there is no Makefile, and the four documented commands match .github/workflows/ci.yml exactly. Both React export lists match the src barrels. * docs: correct the admin-v2 createAuthStore claim (reviewer P1)
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What
CEL-1364 — the
@cellarnode/authhalf of the dev sign-in bypass epic (CEL-1363). Two pieces:AuthStore.devLogin(email)— POSTs the backend'sPOST /test/loginand adopts the returned JWE by callingstore.setAccessToken(), i.e. the verify-otp adoption path verbatim (same identity/auth/mefetch, same refresh scheduling, sameonAccessTokenSet/onOrgChangefan-out and ordering).credentials: "include"so the refresh cookies the route sets — the same ones the OTP flow sets — are stored and/auth/refreshkeeps working.LoginForm— "Dev sign-in (skip the code)", rendered alongside the email form on the same step.Six manual steps to bring up one local session becomes: type an address (or let it prefill), click once.
Non-negotiables, and how each is held
<section>beside the email form. Nothing is replaced, nothing auto-submits, nothing auto-redirects — it fires only on click. Two tests pin it: the email input + Continue button are asserted present next to the bypass, anddevLogin/onLoginSuccessare asserted not called on mount.import.meta.env.DEV; backend gate staysENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS. NoVITE_*flag added, and admin-v2's legacyVITE_DEV_AUTH_BYPASSis not propagated.import.meta.env.DEVis written out literally at both use sites (the JSX branch and the prefill effect) — verified present indist/react/login-form.jsaftertsc. Vite folds it tofalse, and withsideEffects: falseRollup drops the branch plusdev-sign-in.jsentirely. Aliasing it through a helper or?.would defeat the replacement; the reasoning is written down insrc/import-meta-env.d.tsso it doesn't get "cleaned up" later./test/loginstill 404s uniformly. Client-side, that 404 maps to one reason,"test-endpoints-disabled", framed purely as "the gate is off": "Set ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=true on the API and restart it." Never "no such account". A test asserts the copy containsENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=trueand matches none of/no account|not found|does not exist/i, and does not echo the address. The component's static hint names both preconditions (env var and a local account) on every render, so it carries no signal about any particular address.Other failure statuses get their own reasons (
rate-limited429,forbidden403 fixture-secret,network,malformed-response,unexpected) so the UI isn't left blaming the env gate for everything.devLoginnever rejects — every outcome is aDevLoginResult, because a DEV button has no other error channel.Notable decisions
devLoginis optional on theAuthStoreinterface (devLogin?(...)).createAuthStore()always provides it, but custom implementations (e.g. a mobile secure-store adapter) stay source-compatible → genuinely additive, caret-minor.LoginFormrenders the control only when the store actually has the method.authApi.getMe(token)and applies the sameuserTypecheckhandleOtpSubmitapplies — an importer address still can't land inside the producer portal./auth/meis advisory here: if it fails, the session stands rather than stranding a developer on a transient error.localStorage["cellarnode.dev.login-email"], only behindimport.meta.env.DEV, and never overrides a consumer-suppliedinitialEmail.Discovery
/reactbits-pro-fetchnot run — this is a headless auth package, not a design surface, and the control reuses the login form's existing button/typography tokens rather than introducing a new pattern. No Storybook in this package (no.storybook/), so the DEV state is covered by the happy-dom component suite instead of a story. No axe harness exists here either (that gate lives in@cellarnode/ui); the control is a labelled<section>+<h2>witharia-describedbyon the button,role="alert"on the failure, andaria-hiddenon every icon.Gates
npm run typecheck,npm test(87 passed, 11 files),npm run build,npx publint— all green, matching.github/workflows/ci.ymlexactly. (AGENTS.md mentionsmake build; there is no Makefile in this repo — CI is the four npm steps above.)Mutation-checked, not just green:
import.meta.env.DEV &&guard + the effect's DEV early-return → both production-build tests fail. The prod-absence assertions are real, not vacuous.reason: "unexpected"→ the anti-enumeration test fails.Release / rollout
Version bumped to 0.14.0 (additive minor); merging to
maintriggers the publish workflow. Consumers adopt this after Marcus releases — producer, importer, and e-label dashboards pick it up via a caret bump of@cellarnode/ui's peer@cellarnode/auth/ their own dependency, in the follow-up epic tickets. Nothing in this PR changes consumer behavior until they update.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Adds a DEV-only sign-in bypass to the shared
LoginFormand adevLogin(email)helper in the auth store to speed local development, while keeping production unchanged. After adoption it now checks/auth/meand fails closed on error by clearing the token (previously a transient failure could let the wrong portal open).AuthStore.devLogin(email)POSTs/test/loginwithcredentials: "include", adopts the JWE via the same path asverifyOtp(identity fetch, refresh scheduling,onAccessTokenSet,onOrgChange), and returns aDevLoginResult(never throws, guards null JSON). Not gated byimport.meta.env.DEV; the backend gate (ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS) governs availability. ExposesDevLoginResultand related types from@cellarnode/auth.LoginFormshows "Dev sign-in (skip the code)" only whenimport.meta.env.DEVis true and the store providesdevLogin; DEV prefill useslocalStorage["cellarnode.dev.login-email"]. Adds a catch to route failures to the same error channel, and disables the OTP Continue button while a dev login is in flight to prevent races.reason: "test-endpoints-disabled"with anENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=truehint; other failures map to explicit reasons.@cellarnode/auth/reactto prevent accidental use in prod..reposkein/{nodes,edges}.jsonl; docs align with CI steps; version bumped to 0.14.0.Rollout
@cellarnode/auth@^0.14.0.devLogin(email)to enable the DEV button; otherwise unchanged.ENABLE_TEST_ENDPOINTS=trueand ensure a local account exists. The bypass may clear a token if the portal check cannot confirmuserType.Written for commit 5a8e235. Summary will update on new commits.