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Add secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver and secureUploadsTokenResolver options #659

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  • New Features

    • Introduced secure uploads functionality with token management.
    • Added support for secure delivery proxy URL resolution.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced configuration options to include secure uploads and delivery proxies.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed asynchronous handling in file upload operations.
  • Documentation

    • Added new HTML templates and demo pages for secure uploads and delivery proxies.
  • Tests

    • Implemented test cases for secure token expiration and CDN URL modifiers.

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The updates introduce secure upload and delivery features across multiple files. Key enhancements include the integration of SecureUploadsManager for managing secure tokens, adjustments to configuration handling, and the introduction of utility functions for URL extraction and token expiration checks. Additionally, new HTML templates and test cases have been added to support and validate these functionalities.

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Files/Groups Change Summary
abstract/Block.js Modified proxyUrl method to handle secure delivery differently.
abstract/CTX.js Added secureUploadsManager declaration in uploaderBlockCtx function.
abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js Introduced SecureUploadsManager class and isSecureTokenExpired function.
abstract/UploaderBlock.js Integrated SecureUploadsManager and updated getUploadClientOptions method.
blocks/Config/Config.js Expanded complexConfigKeys array with secure upload and delivery keys.
blocks/Config/initialConfig.js Added secureUploadsTokenResolver and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver fields.
blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js Refactored type-checking functions to use generic templates.
blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js Made baseUploadClientOptions assignment asynchronous.
demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-... Added HTML for setting up secure delivery proxy URL resolver.
demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-... Introduced HTML template for secure delivery proxy URL.
demo/secure-uploads.html Added scripts and configuration for secure file uploads.
types/exported.d.ts Added new types and updated ConfigComplexType to use complexConfigKeys.
utils/cdn-utils.js Renamed and adjusted extractOperations function and introduced a new function for UUID extraction.
utils/isSecureTokenExpired.js Introduced isSecureTokenExpired function to check token expiration.
utils/isSecureTokenExpired.test.js Added test cases for isSecureTokenExpired function.
utils/cdn-utils.test.js Added test for extractCdnUrlModifiers function.

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Our files now travel paths obscure.
Through proxies swift, and signatures neat,
They find their way, a data feat.
With tests to guide, and configs clear,
Uploads proceed, no need to fear.
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@nd0ut nd0ut changed the title Feat/new-resolvers Add secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver and secureUploadsTokenResolver options May 16, 2024
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between cbf9edc and ce11691.
Files selected for processing (12)
  • abstract/Block.js (2 hunks)
  • abstract/CTX.js (1 hunks)
  • abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js (1 hunks)
  • abstract/UploaderBlock.js (4 hunks)
  • blocks/Config/Config.js (1 hunks)
  • blocks/Config/initialConfig.js (1 hunks)
  • blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js (2 hunks)
  • blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js (1 hunks)
  • demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-resolver.html (1 hunks)
  • demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-template.html (1 hunks)
  • demo/secure-uploads.html (1 hunks)
  • types/exported.d.ts (3 hunks)
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abstract/CTX.js (1)

38-39: LGTM! The new context property *secureUploadsManager is correctly typed and follows the existing pattern.

demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-resolver.html (1)

1-35: LGTM! The HTML structure and JavaScript code for setting up the secure delivery proxy URL resolver are correct.

demo/secure-uploads.html (1)

1-42: LGTM! The HTML structure and JavaScript code for setting up secure uploads are correct.

abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js (1)

1-62: LGTM! The SecureUploadsManager class and the isSecureTokenExpired function are correctly implemented.

blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js (3)

51-62: The asObject function is well-implemented and follows best practices.


64-74: The asFunction function is well-implemented and follows best practices.


136-141: The additions to the mapping object for secureUploadsTokenResolver and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver are correctly implemented.

types/exported.d.ts (3)

11-14: The new type definitions SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver, SecureUploadsToken, and SecureUploadsTokenResolver are well-defined.


63-64: The updates to ConfigType to include secureUploadsTokenResolver and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver are correctly implemented.


66-66: The updates to ConfigComplexType to use complexConfigKeys are correctly implemented.

blocks/Config/Config.js (1)

16-23: The updates to complexConfigKeys to include secureUploadsTokenResolver and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver are correctly implemented.

abstract/Block.js (2)

14-14: Ensure extractUuid is used correctly.

Verification successful

Ensure extractUuid is used correctly.

  • abstract/Block.js: import { extractUuid } from '../utils/cdn-utils.js'; and const uuid = extractUuid(url);
  • blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/CloudImageEditorBlock.js: extractUuid is imported and used.
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# Description: Verify the usage of `extractUuid` in the code.

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Length of output: 69



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# Description: Verify the usage of `extractUuid` in the code.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Only occurrences of the new usage.
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Length of output: 964


246-261: Ensure correct handling of secureDeliveryProxy and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver.

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The search results indicate that secureDeliveryProxy and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver are used in abstract/Block.js and several files in the blocks/Config directory. The logic in abstract/Block.js appears to correctly handle the configurations by prioritizing secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver when both are set.

  • abstract/Block.js:

    • Correctly prioritizes secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver over secureDeliveryProxy.
    • Uses secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver to resolve the URL if set.
    • Falls back to secureDeliveryProxy if secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver is not set.
  • blocks/Config/Config.js, blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js, blocks/Config/initialConfig.js:

    • Define and initialize the configurations for secureDeliveryProxy and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver.

The logic in abstract/Block.js aligns with the configuration definitions and initialization in the blocks/Config directory.

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rg --type javascript $'secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver'

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# Description: Verify the correct handling of `secureDeliveryProxy` and `secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver`.

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blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js (1)

369-369: LGTM! Ensure proper handling of the asynchronous call.

abstract/UploaderBlock.js (2)

24-24: Import statement for SecureUploadsManager looks good.


189-191: Initialization of SecureUploadsManager is correctly placed within initCtxOwner.

Comment on lines 831 to 846
async getUploadClientOptions() {
/** @type {SecureUploadsManager} */
const secureUploadsManager = this.$['*secureUploadsManager'];
const secureToken = await secureUploadsManager.getSecureToken();

let options = {
store: this.cfg.store,
publicKey: this.cfg.pubkey,
baseCDN: this.cfg.cdnCname,
baseURL: this.cfg.baseUrl,
userAgent: customUserAgent,
integration: this.cfg.userAgentIntegration,
secureSignature: this.cfg.secureSignature,
secureExpire: this.cfg.secureExpire,
secureSignature: secureToken?.secureSignature,
secureExpire: secureToken?.secureExpire,
retryThrottledRequestMaxTimes: this.cfg.retryThrottledRequestMaxTimes,
multipartMinFileSize: this.cfg.multipartMinFileSize,
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Consider adding error handling for secure token retrieval.

- const secureToken = await secureUploadsManager.getSecureToken();
+ let secureToken;
+ try {
+   secureToken = await secureUploadsManager.getSecureToken();
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error('Failed to retrieve secure token:', error);
+   secureToken = null;
+ }

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async getUploadClientOptions() {
/** @type {SecureUploadsManager} */
const secureUploadsManager = this.$['*secureUploadsManager'];
const secureToken = await secureUploadsManager.getSecureToken();
let options = {
store: this.cfg.store,
publicKey: this.cfg.pubkey,
baseCDN: this.cfg.cdnCname,
baseURL: this.cfg.baseUrl,
userAgent: customUserAgent,
integration: this.cfg.userAgentIntegration,
secureSignature: this.cfg.secureSignature,
secureExpire: this.cfg.secureExpire,
secureSignature: secureToken?.secureSignature,
secureExpire: secureToken?.secureExpire,
retryThrottledRequestMaxTimes: this.cfg.retryThrottledRequestMaxTimes,
multipartMinFileSize: this.cfg.multipartMinFileSize,
async getUploadClientOptions() {
/** @type {SecureUploadsManager} */
const secureUploadsManager = this.$['*secureUploadsManager'];
let secureToken;
try {
secureToken = await secureUploadsManager.getSecureToken();
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to retrieve secure token:', error);
secureToken = null;
}
let options = {
store: this.cfg.store,
publicKey: this.cfg.pubkey,
baseCDN: this.cfg.cdnCname,
baseURL: this.cfg.baseUrl,
userAgent: customUserAgent,
integration: this.cfg.userAgentIntegration,
secureSignature: secureToken?.secureSignature,
secureExpire: secureToken?.secureExpire,
retryThrottledRequestMaxTimes: this.cfg.retryThrottledRequestMaxTimes,
multipartMinFileSize: this.cfg.multipartMinFileSize,

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  • blocks/Config/Config.js (1 hunks)
  • blocks/Config/initialConfig.js (1 hunks)
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  • demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-resolver.html (1 hunks)
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abstract/Block.js (1)

251-264: LGTM! The logic for handling secure delivery proxy URLs is correctly implemented.

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utils/isSecureTokenExpired.test.js (1)

7-32: Comprehensive test coverage for isSecureTokenExpired.

Consider adding edge cases around the threshold to ensure robustness, especially cases where the token expires exactly at or just one second before the threshold.

utils/cdn-utils.js (1)

88-103: Good refactor to improve modularity in CDN URL operations extraction.

Consider adding error handling for cases where cdnUrl might not be a valid URL, which could throw an error when creating a new URL object.

utils/cdn-utils.test.js (1)

216-227: Comprehensive tests for extractCdnUrlModifiers.

Consider adding tests for cases where cdnUrl is not a valid URL to ensure that the function handles errors gracefully.

Comment on lines 11 to 16
export const isSecureTokenExpired = (secureToken, { threshold } = { threshold: 10 * 1000 }) => {
const { secureExpire } = secureToken;
const nowUnix = msToUnixTimestamp(Date.now());
const expireUnix = Number(secureExpire);
const thresholdUnix = msToUnixTimestamp(threshold);
return nowUnix + thresholdUnix >= expireUnix;
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Potential issue with threshold conversion to Unix timestamp.

-  const thresholdUnix = msToUnixTimestamp(threshold);
-  return nowUnix + thresholdUnix >= expireUnix;
+  return nowUnix + (threshold / 1000) >= expireUnix;

This change ensures that the threshold is correctly added to the current time in seconds, avoiding unnecessary conversion to Unix timestamp which might introduce errors.


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export const isSecureTokenExpired = (secureToken, { threshold } = { threshold: 10 * 1000 }) => {
const { secureExpire } = secureToken;
const nowUnix = msToUnixTimestamp(Date.now());
const expireUnix = Number(secureExpire);
const thresholdUnix = msToUnixTimestamp(threshold);
return nowUnix + thresholdUnix >= expireUnix;
export const isSecureTokenExpired = (secureToken, { threshold } = { threshold: 10 * 1000 }) => {
const { secureExpire } = secureToken;
const nowUnix = msToUnixTimestamp(Date.now());
const expireUnix = Number(secureExpire);
return nowUnix + (threshold / 1000) >= expireUnix;

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88-103: LGTM! The function extractCdnUrlModifiers correctly extracts CDN URL modifiers.


105-112: LGTM! The function extractOperations effectively processes the string of operations into a normalized array.

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1-1: All these imports are only used as types.


1-2: All these imports are only used as types.


105-105: Don't use '{}' as a type.


273-273: All exports are only types and should thus use export type.

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types/exported.d.ts (4)

2-2: Ensure the import path is correct and that complexConfigKeys is indeed exported from ../blocks/Config/Config.

Verification successful

The complexConfigKeys is correctly exported from blocks/Config/Config.js. The import path in types/exported.d.ts is valid.

  • blocks/Config/Config.js: export const complexConfigKeys = [...]
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the import path and export of `complexConfigKeys`.

# Test: Search for the export of `complexConfigKeys` in `Config.js`.
rg --type typescript --files-with-matches 'export.*complexConfigKeys' -- 'Config.js'

Length of output: 119



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the import path and export of `complexConfigKeys`.

# Test: Search for the export of `complexConfigKeys` in TypeScript files.
rg --type ts --files-with-matches 'export.*complexConfigKeys' -- 'Config.ts'

Length of output: 126



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the correct file in the `blocks/Config` directory and verify the export of `complexConfigKeys`.

# Step 1: Locate files in the `blocks/Config` directory.
fd . --extension ts --search-path blocks/Config

# Step 2: Search for the export of `complexConfigKeys` in the located files.
fd . --extension ts --search-path blocks/Config --exec rg 'export.*complexConfigKeys' {}

Length of output: 142



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the export of `complexConfigKeys` across the entire repository.

# Search for the export of `complexConfigKeys` in the entire repository.
rg 'export.*complexConfigKeys'

Length of output: 197


68-69: New configuration keys added to ConfigType. Ensure these are properly initialized and used wherever ConfigType is utilized.

Verification successful

The new configuration keys secureUploadsSignatureResolver and secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver are properly initialized and used in the codebase. Here are the relevant locations:

  • Initialization:

    • blocks/Config/initialConfig.js:
      • secureUploadsSignatureResolver: null
      • secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver: null
  • Usage:

    • demo/secure-uploads.html
    • demo/preview-proxy/secure-delivery-proxy-url-resolver.html
    • blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js
    • blocks/Config/Config.js
    • abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js
    • abstract/Block.js
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initialization and usage of new config keys.

# Test: Search for the initialization of `secureUploadsSignatureResolver` and `secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver`.
rg --type typescript 'secureUploadsSignatureResolver|secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver'

Length of output: 121



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initialization and usage of new config keys.

# Test: Search for the initialization of `secureUploadsSignatureResolver` and `secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver`.
rg --type ts 'secureUploadsSignatureResolver|secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver'

Length of output: 264



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initialization and usage of new config keys.

# Test: Search for the initialization and usage of `secureUploadsSignatureResolver` and `secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver` in the entire codebase.
rg 'secureUploadsSignatureResolver|secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver'

Length of output: 1965


11-16: Added new types for secure delivery and uploads. Ensure these types align with the expected usage in the rest of the codebase.

Verification successful

The new types SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver and SecureUploadsSignatureResolver are used in the codebase as expected.

  • SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver is referenced in:

    • types/exported.d.ts
    • blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js
  • SecureUploadsSignatureResolver is referenced in:

    • types/exported.d.ts
    • blocks/Config/normalizeConfigValue.js
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of new types across the codebase.

# Test: Search for the usage of `SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver` and `SecureUploadsSignatureResolver`.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver($_, $_) { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'SecureUploadsSignatureResolver($_) { $$$ }'

Length of output: 1105



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of new types across the codebase.

# Test: Search for the usage of `SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver` and `SecureUploadsSignatureResolver`.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver'
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'SecureUploadsSignatureResolver'

Length of output: 139



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of new types across the codebase using ripgrep.

# Test: Search for the usage of `SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver` and `SecureUploadsSignatureResolver`.
rg 'SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver'
rg 'SecureUploadsSignatureResolver'

Length of output: 730


72-72: The ConfigComplexType is updated to use the new complex config keys. Verify that this type is correctly utilized in the configuration handling logic.

abstract/UploaderBlock.js (3)

189-191: Initialization of SecureUploadsManager in the UploaderBlock class. Ensure that this initialization does not lead to any side effects or resource leaks.

Verification successful

The corrected script successfully identified the initialization of SecureUploadsManager in UploaderBlock.js and located the definition of the SecureUploadsManager class in abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js.

Upon reviewing the SecureUploadsManager class, it appears that the constructor simply assigns the passed UploaderBlock instance to a private variable _block. The class methods primarily handle secure token management, including resolving and validating secure tokens. There are no apparent side effects or resource leaks in the constructor or the methods.

Key Points:

  • The SecureUploadsManager is initialized only once in UploaderBlock.js.
  • The SecureUploadsManager class does not exhibit any side effects or resource leaks in its constructor or methods.

Based on this analysis, the initialization of SecureUploadsManager in the UploaderBlock class does not lead to any side effects or resource leaks.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initialization of `SecureUploadsManager` for potential side effects.

# Test: Search for multiple initializations of `SecureUploadsManager` in the same instance.
rg --type javascript 'new SecureUploadsManager' -- 'UploaderBlock.js'

Length of output: 104



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the initialization of `SecureUploadsManager` for potential side effects.

# Corrected Test: Search for multiple initializations of `SecureUploadsManager` across the codebase.
rg 'new SecureUploadsManager' --glob '*.js'

# Additional Test: Inspect the `SecureUploadsManager` class for potential side effects or resource leaks.
# Locate the definition of `SecureUploadsManager`.
ast-grep --lang javascript --pattern 'class SecureUploadsManager { $$$ }'

Length of output: 5903


24-24: Import of SecureUploadsManager added. Ensure that this class is correctly implemented and exported from the specified path.

Verification successful

The SecureUploadsManager class is correctly implemented and exported from abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js.

  • abstract/SecureUploadsManager.js: Contains the export class SecureUploadsManager statement.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation and export of `SecureUploadsManager`.

# Test: Search for the class definition and export statement of `SecureUploadsManager`.
rg --type javascript --files-with-matches 'export class SecureUploadsManager' -- 'SecureUploadsManager.js'

Length of output: 141



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation and export of `SecureUploadsManager`.

# Test: Search for the class definition and export statement of `SecureUploadsManager`.
rg 'export class SecureUploadsManager' -- 'SecureUploadsManager.js'

Length of output: 131



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the file containing `SecureUploadsManager` and verify its implementation and export.

# Step 1: Locate the file containing `SecureUploadsManager`.
fd 'SecureUploadsManager.js'

# Step 2: Verify the implementation and export of `SecureUploadsManager`.
rg 'export class SecureUploadsManager' $(fd 'SecureUploadsManager.js')

Length of output: 201


831-844: The method getUploadClientOptions now asynchronously retrieves a secure token. Ensure error handling is robust and that the secure token is used correctly.

Verification successful

The secureToken is used in the getUploadClientOptions method to set secureSignature and secureExpire properties. The error handling for retrieving the secure token is already in place with a .catch(() => null) clause, ensuring that the method continues even if the token retrieval fails.

  • secureToken is used to set secureSignature and secureExpire properties.
  • Error handling is implemented with .catch(() => null).
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the error handling and usage of the secure token in `getUploadClientOptions`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `secureToken` in the method.
rg --type javascript 'secureToken' -- 'UploaderBlock.js'

Length of output: 89



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the error handling and usage of the secure token in `getUploadClientOptions`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `secureToken` in the method.
rg 'secureToken' UploaderBlock.js

Length of output: 90



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the `UploaderBlock.js` file and verify the error handling and usage of the secure token in `getUploadClientOptions`.

# Step 1: Locate the `UploaderBlock.js` file.
file_path=$(fd UploaderBlock.js)

# Step 2: Search for the usage of `secureToken` in the located file.
if [ -n "$file_path" ]; then
  rg 'secureToken' "$file_path"
else
  echo "UploaderBlock.js file not found."
fi

Length of output: 329

@nd0ut nd0ut merged commit 6333bcf into main May 24, 2024
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@nd0ut nd0ut deleted the feat/new-resolvers branch May 24, 2024 14:29
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