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Fix #27 by using java.util.Date for storing expiration time #50

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@gerdint gerdint commented Aug 15, 2023

Hopefully we can get this fix merged soonish, this is the 3rd PR regarding this.

The testing code changes are copied from PR #47, I hope @jamiepratt does not mind.

Requires Java 8 due to use of java.time.Instant in code for clarity

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Thanks for the PR. Just some minor formatting changes for consistency are required, plus changing the new function to private as its not part of the API.

Could you also change the commit message to:

Replace clj-time with native java.time (fixes #27)

Updates minimum required Java version to 8 due to use of java.time.Instant.

Comment on lines 8 to 9
(:import (java.time Instant)
(java.util Date)))
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Can you use square brackets here, i.e.

(:import [java.time Instant]
         [java.util Date])

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(defn seconds-from-now-to-date [secs]
(-> (Instant/now)
(.plusSeconds secs)
(Date/from)))
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The function body probably all be on one line without losing clarity, and should be a private function as it's not part of the public API:

(defn- seconds-from-now-to-date [secs]
  (-> (Instant/now) (.plusSeconds secs) (Date/from)))

@@ -75,12 +74,12 @@
(assoc :session {::oauth2/state "xyzxyz"})
(assoc :query-params {"code" "abcabc", "state" "xyzxyz"}))
response (test-handler request)
expires (-> 3600 time/seconds time/from-now)]
expires (oauth2/seconds-from-now-to-date 3600)]
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Can you align it to match the removed like? So:

response (test-handler request)
expires  (oauth2/seconds-from-now-to-date 3600)]

@@ -130,12 +129,13 @@
request (-> (mock/request :get "/oauth2/test/callback")
(assoc :session {::oauth2/state "xyzxyz"})
(assoc :query-params {"code" "abcabc", "state" "xyzxyz"}))
response (handler request)]
response (handler request)
expires (oauth2/seconds-from-now-to-date 3600)]
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            response (handler request)
            expires  (oauth2/seconds-from-now-to-date 3600)

Align vars to be consistent with other lines in the let form.

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gerdint commented Aug 16, 2023

@weavejester I amended the commit with the requested changes

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Almost there! Just one more change necessary to avoid tying the tests to private functions.

@@ -75,12 +74,12 @@
(assoc :session {::oauth2/state "xyzxyz"})
(assoc :query-params {"code" "abcabc", "state" "xyzxyz"}))
response (test-handler request)
expires (-> 3600 time/seconds time/from-now)]
expires (#'oauth2/seconds-from-now-to-date 3600)]
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Accessing a private var here saves a little code, but also ties the test case to the internals of the namespace being tested. Ideally we test only the public API. So instead, just inline the function:

            expires  (-> (Instant/now) (.plusSeconds 3600) (Date/from))

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OK, though since identical code is used at four places in the test suite I might as well introduce a helper function for it in the tests I guess?

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I don't think I mind. You could duplicate seconds-from-now-to-date in the test namespace if you wanted.

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I did it the other way, see what you think.

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That works, too. Can you ensure that the lines modified in ring.middleware.oauth are within 80 characters?

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I believe the modified lines are all within 80 characters.

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I think there's one line in your patch that might be 85?

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As you perhaps noted the 2nd commit made that like shorter.

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Oh, weird. Is the GitHub diff incorrect then? In any case, it looks like there are other lines over from previous commits, so I can always fix it with a later formatting commit. I just need the commits to be squashed down and then we're ready to merge.

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Looks good! Can you squash your commits, and it should be ready to merge.

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gerdint commented Aug 28, 2023

Squashed

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Thanks! Can you also fix the commit message? It has "Implement changes from review feedback" added to the end of it now.

Requires Java 8 due to use of java.time.
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gerdint commented Aug 29, 2023

Oh sorry, I thought I had removed that. Fixed now.

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gerdint commented Aug 31, 2023

@weavejester Anything else?

@weavejester weavejester merged commit f8727c3 into weavejester:master Aug 31, 2023
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Nope! That's all good. Thanks for your work on this.

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gerdint commented Sep 1, 2023

@weavejester Good. Perhaps it would be worth making a 0.2.1 release with this fix since it seemed like a highly anticipated change.

@gerdint gerdint deleted the feature/java-time-date branch September 1, 2023 11:11
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Released 0.2.1.

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