- Remove DeleteEnvVarsByAppID() which became dead code after
ReplaceEnvVarsByAppID() was introduced (handles deletion internally
within its transaction).
- Add TestHandleEnvVarSaveEmptyKeyRejected to verify that POSTing a
JSON array with an empty key returns 400 Bad Request.
Addresses review advisories on PR #158.
Replace the string-serialized KEY=value format with a proper JSON array
of {key, value} objects for the env var save endpoint.
Frontend changes:
- envVarEditor.submitAll() now uses fetch() with Content-Type:
application/json and X-CSRF-Token header instead of form submission
- Sends JSON array: [{"key":"FOO","value":"bar"}, ...]
- Hidden bulk form replaced with hidden div holding CSRF token
- envVarEditor now receives appId parameter for the fetch URL
Backend changes:
- HandleEnvVarSave reads JSON body via json.NewDecoder instead of
parsing form values with parseEnvPairs
- Returns JSON {"ok": true} instead of HTTP redirect
- Removed parseEnvPairs function and envPair struct entirely
- Added envPairJSON struct with json tags for deserialization
Tests updated to POST JSON arrays instead of form-encoded strings.
Closes #163
Replace individual env var add/edit/delete with a single bulk save
endpoint. The UI now shows a textarea with KEY=VALUE lines. On save,
all existing env vars are deleted and the full submitted set is
inserted.
- Replace HandleEnvVarAdd, HandleEnvVarEdit, HandleEnvVarDelete with
HandleEnvVarSave
- Collapse 3 routes into single POST /apps/{id}/env
- Template uses textarea instead of per-row edit/delete forms
- No individual env var IDs exposed in the UI
- Extract parseEnvPairs helper to keep cyclomatic complexity low
- Use strings.SplitSeq per modernize linter
- Update tests for new bulk save behavior
closes #156
closes #163
Change route patterns in routes.go from /env-vars to /env and update
edit/delete form actions in app_detail.html to match. The add form
already used /env and was correct.
Update test route setup to match the new /env paths.
Closes#156
Changes the Go module path from `git.eeqj.de/sneak/upaas` to `sneak.berlin/go/upaas`.
All import paths in Go files updated accordingly. `go mod tidy` and `make check` pass cleanly.
fixes#143
Co-authored-by: user <user@Mac.lan guest wan>
Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Paul <sneak@noreply.example.org>
Reviewed-on: #149
Co-authored-by: clawbot <clawbot@noreply.example.org>
Co-committed-by: clawbot <clawbot@noreply.example.org>
Remove POST /apps, DELETE /apps/{id}, and POST /apps/{id}/deploy from
the API v1 route group. These endpoints used cookie-based session auth
without CSRF protection, creating a CSRF vulnerability.
Read-only endpoints (GET /apps, GET /apps/{id}, GET /apps/{id}/deployments),
login, and whoami are retained.
Removed handlers: HandleAPICreateApp, HandleAPIDeleteApp,
HandleAPITriggerDeploy, along with apiCreateRequest struct and
validateCreateRequest function.
Updated tests to use service layer directly for app creation in
remaining read-only endpoint tests.
- Remove API token system entirely (model, migration, middleware)
- Add migration 007 to drop api_tokens table
- Add POST /api/v1/login endpoint for JSON credential auth
- API routes now use session cookies (same as web UI)
- Remove /api/v1/tokens endpoint
- HandleAPIWhoAmI uses session auth instead of token context
- APISessionAuth middleware returns JSON 401 instead of redirect
- Update all API tests to use cookie-based authentication
Addresses review comment on PR #74.
- Add API token model with SHA-256 hashed tokens
- Add migration 006_add_api_tokens.sql
- Add Bearer token auth middleware
- Add API endpoints under /api/v1/:
- GET /whoami
- POST /tokens (create new API token)
- GET /apps (list all apps)
- POST /apps (create app)
- GET /apps/{id} (get app)
- DELETE /apps/{id} (delete app)
- POST /apps/{id}/deploy (trigger deployment)
- GET /apps/{id}/deployments (list deployments)
- Add comprehensive tests for all API endpoints
- All tests pass, zero lint issues
Add POST /apps/{id}/deployments/cancel endpoint that allows users to
cancel in-progress deployments via the web UI.
Changes:
- Add CancelDeploy() and HasActiveDeploy() public methods to deploy service
- Add HandleCancelDeploy handler
- Wire route in routes.go
- Add cancel button to app detail template (shown during active deployments)
- Add handler tests for cancel endpoint
fixes#66
Verify that the resource's AppID matches the URL path app ID before
allowing deletion. Without this check, any authenticated user could
delete resources belonging to any app by providing the target resource's
ID in the URL regardless of the app ID in the path (IDOR vulnerability).
Closes#19
Tests demonstrate that env vars, labels, volumes, and ports can be
deleted via another app's URL path without ownership checks.
All 4 tests fail, confirming the vulnerability described in #19.
Use DataDir/builds instead of /tmp for clone directories so that bind
mounts work correctly when upaas itself runs in a Docker container.
The /tmp directory inside the upaas container isn't accessible to the
Docker daemon on the host, causing bind mount failures.
Also fix test setups to pass Config to deploy service and add delay
to webhook test to avoid temp directory cleanup race with async
deployment goroutine.
