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prowler/ui/lib/provider-helpers.ts
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import {
checkConnectionProvider,
getProvider,
} from "@/actions/providers/providers";
import {
CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS,
type ConnectionCheckStatus,
ProviderEntity,
ProviderProps,
ProvidersApiResponse,
ProviderType,
} from "@/types/providers";
import { checkTaskStatus, TASK_STATUS_MAX_RETRIES_ERROR } from "./helper";
// Re-exported so callers that only need the status enum (e.g.
// `org-account-selection.utils.ts` and its tests) can import it from
// `@/types/providers` directly, without pulling in this module's server-action
// dependencies.
export { CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS };
export type { ConnectionCheckStatus };
export const extractProviderUIDs = (
providersData: ProvidersApiResponse,
): string[] => {
if (!providersData?.data) return [];
return Array.from(
new Set(
providersData.data
.map((provider: ProviderProps) => provider.attributes?.uid)
.filter(Boolean),
),
);
};
export const extractProviderIds = (
providersData: ProvidersApiResponse,
): string[] => {
if (!providersData?.data) return [];
return providersData.data
.map((provider: ProviderProps) => provider.id)
.filter(Boolean);
};
export const createProviderDetailsMapping = (
providerUIDs: string[],
providersData: ProvidersApiResponse,
): Array<{ [uid: string]: ProviderEntity }> => {
if (!providersData?.data) return [];
return providerUIDs.map((uid) => {
const provider = providersData.data.find(
(p: { attributes: { uid: string } }) => p.attributes?.uid === uid,
);
return {
[uid]: {
provider: provider?.attributes?.provider ?? "",
uid: uid,
alias: provider?.attributes?.alias ?? null,
},
};
});
};
export const createProviderDetailsMappingById = (
providerIds: string[],
providersData: ProvidersApiResponse,
): Array<{ [id: string]: ProviderEntity }> => {
if (!providersData?.data) return [];
return providerIds.map((id) => {
const provider = providersData.data.find((p: ProviderProps) => p.id === id);
return {
[id]: {
provider: provider?.attributes?.provider ?? "",
uid: provider?.attributes?.uid || "",
alias: provider?.attributes?.alias ?? null,
},
};
});
};
// Helper function to determine which form type to show
export type ProviderFormType =
| "selector"
| "credentials"
| "role"
| "service-account"
| null;
export const getProviderFormType = (
providerType: ProviderType,
via?: string,
): ProviderFormType => {
// Providers that need credential type selection
const needsSelector = [
"aws",
"gcp",
"github",
"m365",
"alibabacloud",
"cloudflare",
].includes(providerType);
// Show selector if no via parameter and provider needs it
if (needsSelector && !via) {
return "selector";
}
// AWS specific forms
if (providerType === "aws") {
if (via === "role") return "role";
if (via === "credentials") return "credentials";
}
// GCP specific forms
if (providerType === "gcp") {
if (via === "service-account") return "service-account";
if (via === "credentials") return "credentials";
}
// GitHub credential types
if (
providerType === "github" &&
["personal_access_token", "oauth_app", "github_app"].includes(via || "")
) {
return "credentials";
}
// M365 credential types
if (
providerType === "m365" &&
["app_client_secret", "app_certificate"].includes(via || "")
) {
return "credentials";
}
// AlibabaCloud specific forms
if (providerType === "alibabacloud") {
if (via === "role") return "role";
if (via === "credentials") return "credentials";
}
// Cloudflare credential types
if (
providerType === "cloudflare" &&
["api_token", "api_key"].includes(via || "")
) {
return "credentials";
}
// Other providers go directly to credentials form
if (!needsSelector) {
return "credentials";
}
return null;
};
// Helper to check if back button should be shown based on via parameter
export const requiresBackButton = (via?: string | null): boolean => {
if (!via) return false;
const validViaTypes = [
"credentials",
"role",
"service-account",
"personal_access_token",
"oauth_app",
"github_app",
"app_client_secret",
"app_certificate",
"api_token",
"api_key",
];
// Note: "role" is already included for AWS, now also used by AlibabaCloud
// "api_token" and "api_key" are used by Cloudflare
return validViaTypes.includes(via);
};
export interface TestConnectionResult {
status: ConnectionCheckStatus;
error: string | null;
}
/**
* The `provider-connection-check` Celery task has a 120s hard time limit
* (api/src/backend/config/celery.py `task_annotations`). Poll long enough to
* cover a full run plus queueing/network slack, instead of the generic 30s
* default, which cuts the wait off well before the backend gives up.
*/
export const PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_TASK_TIME_LIMIT_MS = 120_000;
const PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_POLL_BUFFER_MS = 30_000;
export const PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_POLL_DELAY_MS = 1_500;
export const PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES = Math.ceil(
(PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_TASK_TIME_LIMIT_MS +
PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_POLL_BUFFER_MS) /
PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_POLL_DELAY_MS,
);
const CONNECTION_NOT_CONFIRMED_MESSAGE =
"Connection was not confirmed. Test the connection again.";
const CONNECTION_STILL_RUNNING_MESSAGE =
"The connection test is still running. Refresh in a moment to see the result.";
/**
* Reads a provider's current `connection.last_checked_at`, to be captured
* *before* a connection check is dispatched for it. Passed on to
* `resolveProviderConnectionState` as the value a later read is compared against
* -- see that function for why the comparison is by value, not by clock.
*
* `undefined` means the read failed (network error, provider not found) and is
* distinct from `null` ("no prior check exists"): `resolveProviderConnectionState`
* treats an unknown baseline as impossible to clear, never as an implicit change.
*/
export async function captureConnectionBaseline(
providerId: string,
): Promise<string | null | undefined> {
const formData = new FormData();
formData.append("id", providerId);
const providerResponse = await getProvider(formData);
if (!providerResponse?.data) {
return undefined;
}
return providerResponse.data.attributes?.connection?.last_checked_at ?? null;
}
/**
* Re-reads a provider's persisted connection state from the API. Used when a
* connection-check wait is exhausted: the backend task may still be running (or
* may already have finished after the UI stopped waiting on it), so this reports
* whatever the provider record currently says instead of a flat error.
*
* The stored `connection` is the result of the *last check that finished*, not
* necessarily the one this call is following up on -- e.g. a provider was
* connected, the user changed its credentials, and the new check is still
* running past the wait. `baseline` -- the provider's `last_checked_at` captured
* (via {@link captureConnectionBaseline}) before this check was dispatched --
* guards against reporting that stale result as current: the stored state is
* only trusted once `last_checked_at` has changed from it.
*
* This compares the two values directly rather than comparing timestamps, so it
* holds even in deployments whose clocks are not synchronised: `last_checked_at`
* is written by the server, but the previous check used a wait deadline taken
* from the browser's clock, and a browser clock that drifts from the server's
* could make an older result look newer than the check, or a finished check look
* like it is still pending.
*/
export async function resolveProviderConnectionState(
providerId: string,
baseline: string | null | undefined,
): Promise<TestConnectionResult> {
const formData = new FormData();
formData.append("id", providerId);
const providerResponse = await getProvider(formData);
const connection = providerResponse?.data?.attributes?.connection;
const lastCheckedAt = connection?.last_checked_at;
// An unknown baseline (the pre-dispatch read failed) can never be cleared --
// there is nothing to compare against, so the result cannot be trusted yet.
const isCurrent =
baseline !== undefined && !!lastCheckedAt && lastCheckedAt !== baseline;
if (!isCurrent) {
// No persisted result yet, or it predates this check -- the backend task
// may still be running.
return {
status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.PENDING,
error: CONNECTION_STILL_RUNNING_MESSAGE,
};
}
if (connection?.connected === true) {
return { status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.SUCCESS, error: null };
}
if (connection?.connected === false) {
return {
status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.FAILED,
error: CONNECTION_NOT_CONFIRMED_MESSAGE,
};
}
// Current per its timestamp, but `connected` is null -- treat the same as
// still pending rather than guessing a pass or fail.
return {
status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.PENDING,
error: CONNECTION_STILL_RUNNING_MESSAGE,
};
}
/**
* Tests a provider's connection end-to-end: submits the task, polls until
* completion, and returns the real connection result.
*
* Single-provider paths only (the wizard and the table's per-row action); a batch
* goes through `startProviderConnectionChecks`, which fans out server-side.
*/
export async function testProviderConnection(
providerId: string,
): Promise<TestConnectionResult> {
// Captured before the check is dispatched, so any `last_checked_at` this check
// eventually writes is guaranteed to differ from it.
const baseline = await captureConnectionBaseline(providerId);
const formData = new FormData();
formData.append("providerId", providerId);
const data = await checkConnectionProvider(formData);
if (data?.errors && data.errors.length > 0) {
return {
status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.FAILED,
error: data.errors[0]?.detail ?? "Unknown error",
};
}
const taskId = data?.data?.id;
if (!taskId) {
return {
status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.FAILED,
error: "No task ID returned",
};
}
const taskResult = await checkTaskStatus(
taskId,
PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES,
PROVIDER_CONNECTION_CHECK_POLL_DELAY_MS,
);
if (!taskResult.completed) {
if (taskResult.error === TASK_STATUS_MAX_RETRIES_ERROR) {
return resolveProviderConnectionState(providerId, baseline);
}
return {
status: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.FAILED,
error: taskResult.error ?? "Connection test timed out",
};
}
// Task completion alone does not confirm that the credentials connected.
const result = taskResult.task?.data?.attributes?.result;
const connected = result?.connected === true;
return {
status: connected
? CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.SUCCESS
: CONNECTION_CHECK_STATUS.FAILED,
error: connected ? null : result?.error || CONNECTION_NOT_CONFIRMED_MESSAGE,
};
}