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PR Review: Clear HTTP-only cookies on logout

I've reviewed the changes to the logout functionality in src/modules/auth.ts. Here's my feedback:

🔍 Summary of Changes

The PR modifies the logout() method to redirect to a server-side logout endpoint instead of just reloading the page, which allows proper clearing of HTTP-only cookies.

✅ Code Quality

  • Good: Clean implementation that maintains existing functionality while adding HTTP-only cookie support
  • Good: Proper URL encoding using encodeURIComponent()
  • Good: Maintains backward compatibility by using current URL as default redirect

🐛 Potential Issues

  • Minor: The comment update from "Removes the token from localStorage..." to just "Logout the current user" loses some documentation detail about what the method does

⚡ Performance

  • No performance concerns - the change is a simple redirect

🔒 Security Assessment

  • Excellent: This change improves security by properly clearing HTTP-only cookies through server-side logout
  • Good: Maintains token cleanup from axios headers and localStorage
  • Good: Properly encodes the redirect URL to prevent injection attacks

🧪 Test Coverage

  • Issue: The existing tests are now outdated and will fail:
    • Tests expect window.location.reload() but code now sets window.location.href
    • Tests don't verify the new server-side logout URL construction
    • Missing tests for the HTTP-only cookie clearing behavior

Required test updates:

  1. Update test at line ~176 to expect window.location.href assignment instead of reload()
  2. Add test to verify correct logout URL construction with serverUrl and appId
  3. Update test descriptions to reflect new behavior

🎯 Recommendations

  1. Update the JSDoc comment in auth.types.ts:217-240 to reflect the new behavior of redirecting to server-side logout endpoint
  2. Fix the failing tests before merging - the logout tests need updating to match the new implementation
  3. Consider adding a comment in the code explaining why we redirect to the server (to clear HTTP-only cookies)

📝 Overall Assessment

This is a good security improvement that addresses the limitation of client-side JavaScript not being able to clear HTTP-only cookies. The implementation is clean and maintains backward compatibility. However, the tests must be updated before this can be merged.

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PR Review: Clear HTTP-only cookies on logout

I've reviewed the updated changes to the logout functionality. Here's my feedback:

Todo List:

  • Read modified files to understand changes
  • Review code quality and implementation
  • Check for potential bugs or issues
  • Evaluate performance considerations
  • Analyze security implications
  • Verify test coverage and updates
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

🔍 Summary of Changes

The PR modifies the logout() method in src/modules/auth.ts to redirect to a server-side logout endpoint instead of reloading the page, enabling proper clearing of HTTP-only cookies. The tests have been updated to reflect this new behavior.

✅ Code Quality

  • Good: Clean implementation that maintains existing functionality while adding HTTP-only cookie support
  • Good: Proper URL encoding using encodeURIComponent()
  • Good: Maintains backward compatibility - uses current URL as default redirect when no redirectUrl is provided
  • Good: Proper error handling for localStorage operations remains intact

🐛 Potential Issues

  • None identified: The implementation appears solid and handles edge cases appropriately

⚡ Performance

  • No concerns: The change is a simple redirect with minimal performance impact
  • The removal of window.location.reload() and replacement with a direct redirect may actually be slightly more efficient

🔒 Security Assessment

  • Excellent: This change significantly improves security by properly clearing HTTP-only cookies through server-side logout
  • Good: Token cleanup from axios headers and localStorage is maintained
  • Good: Properly encodes the redirect URL to prevent injection attacks
  • Good: Handles non-browser environments gracefully by skipping browser-specific operations

🧪 Test Coverage

  • Excellent: Tests have been properly updated to reflect the new logout behavior
  • Coverage includes:
    • Verifying redirect to server-side logout endpoint
    • Testing with and without custom redirect URLs
    • Ensuring proper URL encoding of the from_url parameter
    • Maintaining existing tests for token removal from axios headers
    • Maintaining existing tests for localStorage cleanup and error handling

Key test improvements:

  • Tests now verify window.location.href assignment instead of reload() (lines 325-362)
  • Added test for redirect with custom URL parameter
  • Added test for redirect using current page URL when no parameter provided
  • Proper mocking of window.location object

📝 Implementation Details

The logout flow now works as follows:

  1. Removes token from axios headers (always happens)
  2. If in browser environment:
    • Removes tokens from localStorage (with error handling)
    • Constructs logout URL with from_url parameter
    • Redirects to server-side logout endpoint: ${serverUrl}/api/apps/${appId}/auth/logout?from_url=...

🎯 Overall Assessment

This is an excellent security improvement that properly addresses the limitation of client-side JavaScript not being able to clear HTTP-only cookies. The implementation is clean, secure, and well-tested. The test updates comprehensively cover the new behavior and maintain coverage of existing functionality.

The PR is ready to merge. Great work on both the implementation and the thorough test updates!

const fromUrl = redirectUrl || window.location.href;

// Redirect to server-side logout endpoint to clear HTTP-only cookies
const logoutUrl = `${options.serverUrl}/api/apps/${appId}/auth/logout?from_url=${encodeURIComponent(fromUrl)}`;
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use appBaseUrl instead of serverUrl

@@ -66,4 +66,4 @@
const providerPath = provider === "google" ? "" : `/${provider}`;
const loginUrl = `${
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appBaseUrl

const providerPath = provider === "google" ? "" : `/${provider}`;
const loginUrl = `${
options.serverUrl
}/api/apps/auth${providerPath}/login?app_id=${appId}&from_url=${encodeURIComponent(
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/login/social/<provider id>

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PR Review: Clear HTTP-only cookies on logout

I've reviewed the changes to the logout functionality. Here's my comprehensive feedback:

Todo List:

  • Check for CLAUDE.md file for repo-specific guidelines
  • Read modified files to understand changes
  • Review code quality and implementation
  • Check for potential bugs or issues
  • Evaluate performance considerations
  • Analyze security implications
  • Verify test coverage and updates
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

🔍 Summary of Changes

The PR successfully addresses the latest review comments by changing serverUrl to appBaseUrl in the logout redirect logic. This change ensures proper clearing of HTTP-only cookies through server-side logout.

✅ Code Quality

  • Excellent: Clean implementation that addresses the review feedback
  • Good: Proper URL construction using appBaseUrl as requested
  • Good: Maintains backward compatibility with existing logout behavior
  • Good: Clear code structure and proper error handling

🐛 Potential Issues

  • None identified: The implementation properly addresses all review comments and maintains robust error handling

⚡ Performance

  • No concerns: The change is a simple redirect with minimal performance impact
  • The direct redirect approach is efficient and straightforward

🔒 Security Assessment

  • Excellent: Properly clears HTTP-only cookies through server-side logout endpoint
  • Good: Maintains secure token cleanup from axios headers and localStorage
  • Good: URL encoding prevents injection attacks with encodeURIComponent()
  • Good: Graceful handling of non-browser environments

🧪 Test Coverage

  • Comprehensive: Tests have been properly updated to reflect the new behavior
  • Coverage includes:
    • Server-side logout redirect with correct URL construction (auth.test.js:338)
    • Redirect with custom URL parameter (auth.test.js:326-342)
    • Default redirect using current page URL (auth.test.js:345-362)
    • Token removal from axios headers and localStorage
    • Error handling for localStorage operations

Key test improvements:

  • Tests verify the correct logout endpoint: /api/apps/${appId}/auth/logout
  • Proper URL parameter encoding verification
  • Complete coverage of both custom and default redirect scenarios

📝 Implementation Details

The logout implementation now:

  1. Always removes token from axios headers
  2. In browser environments:
    • Removes tokens from localStorage (with error handling)
    • Constructs logout URL: ${appBaseUrl}/api/apps/${appId}/auth/logout?from_url=...
    • Redirects to server-side endpoint to clear HTTP-only cookies

💡 Minor Suggestion

Consider updating the JSDoc comment in auth.types.ts:218 to reflect the new behavior more accurately. The current comment mentions "reloads the page" but the implementation now redirects to a server-side logout endpoint. This is a minor documentation update that would improve clarity.

🎯 Overall Assessment

This PR successfully implements the requested changes and provides a secure, well-tested solution for clearing HTTP-only cookies on logout. The code quality is excellent, the implementation addresses all review feedback, and the test coverage is comprehensive. The change from serverUrl to appBaseUrl has been properly implemented as requested.

The PR is ready to merge. Great work on implementing the review feedback and maintaining high code quality!

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PR Review: Clear HTTP-only cookies on logout

I've reviewed the changes to the logout functionality. Here's my comprehensive feedback:

Todo List:

  • Check for CLAUDE.md file for repo-specific guidelines
  • Read modified files to understand changes
  • Review code quality and implementation
  • Check for potential bugs or issues
  • Evaluate performance considerations
  • Analyze security implications
  • Verify test coverage and updates
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

🔍 Summary of Changes

The PR successfully implements server-side logout to clear HTTP-only cookies by redirecting to a logout endpoint instead of just reloading the page. All previous review feedback regarding using appBaseUrl instead of serverUrl has been properly addressed.

✅ Code Quality

  • Excellent: Clean, well-structured implementation that maintains existing functionality
  • Good: Proper error handling for localStorage operations with try-catch blocks
  • Good: Clear separation of concerns between browser and non-browser environments
  • Good: Consistent use of appBaseUrl throughout as requested in reviews
  • Good: Proper URL encoding using encodeURIComponent() to prevent injection attacks

🐛 Potential Issues

  • None identified: The implementation properly handles all edge cases including:
    • Non-browser environments (skips browser-specific operations)
    • localStorage errors (caught and logged)
    • Missing redirect URL (defaults to current page URL)
    • Empty tokens (early return in setToken)

⚡ Performance

  • No concerns: The implementation is efficient with minimal overhead
  • The direct redirect approach is actually more performant than the previous window.location.reload() as it avoids an unnecessary page reload

🔒 Security

  • Excellent security improvements:
    • Properly clears HTTP-only cookies through server-side logout endpoint
    • Maintains secure token cleanup from both axios headers and localStorage
    • URL encoding prevents potential XSS attacks in redirect URLs
    • Graceful error handling prevents exposing sensitive information
    • The logout endpoint pattern /api/apps/${appId}/auth/logout follows RESTful conventions

🧪 Test Coverage

  • Comprehensive test coverage with all scenarios covered:
    • ✅ Server-side logout redirect with correct URL construction (auth.test.js:334-351)
    • ✅ Redirect with custom URL parameter (auth.test.js:352-370)
    • ✅ Default redirect using current page URL when no parameter provided
    • ✅ Token removal from axios headers verification
    • ✅ localStorage cleanup with error handling
    • ✅ Non-browser environment handling

The tests properly verify:

  • Correct logout URL format: ${appBaseUrl}/api/apps/${appId}/auth/logout?from_url=...
  • Proper URL parameter encoding
  • All edge cases and error scenarios

📝 Implementation Details

The logout flow now works as follows:

  1. Always: Removes token from axios default headers
  2. In browser environments:
    • Removes tokens from localStorage (with error handling)
    • Constructs logout URL with encoded from_url parameter
    • Redirects to server-side endpoint to clear HTTP-only cookies

💡 Minor Documentation Suggestion

The only minor improvement would be updating the JSDoc comment in the types file (if one exists) to reflect that the logout method now redirects to a server-side endpoint rather than just reloading the page. However, this is not critical for functionality.

🎯 Overall Assessment

This is a well-implemented security enhancement that properly addresses the limitation of client-side JavaScript not being able to clear HTTP-only cookies. The code is clean, secure, thoroughly tested, and addresses all previous review feedback. The implementation follows best practices for both security and error handling.

The PR is ready to merge. Excellent work on implementing a secure logout mechanism with comprehensive test coverage!

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