Add basic auth #76
Add basic auth #76
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Actionable comments generated: 1
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Files selected for processing (6)
- src/routers/member.py (3 hunks)
- src/routers/video.py (3 hunks)
- src/security.py (1 hunks)
- src/settings.py (1 hunks)
- tests/test_security.py (1 hunks)
- tests/test_settings.py (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 8
tests/test_settings.py (1)
- 4-8: The test
test_settings_default_valuescorrectly verifies the default values forserver_base_path,username, andpassword. This ensures that the application's settings are initialized as expected.src/security.py (2)
- 12-28: The
authorizefunction correctly usessecrets.compare_digestfor securely comparing user credentials, which is a good security practice. Ensure that the credentials are stored securely and consider hashing passwords for enhanced security.- 7-7: Verify the import path for
settings. Ifsettings.pyis located undersrc, the import statement should befrom src.settings import settings.Verification successful
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settings.pyis located undersrcand contains a class namedSettings. Therefore, the review comment suggesting that the import statement should befrom src.settings import settingsifsettings.pyis located undersrcis accurate based on the provided context.Scripts Executed
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tests/test_security.py (1)
- 20-37: The tests for the authentication mechanism correctly verify the behavior with both correct and incorrect credentials. Consider using fixtures or environment variables for managing test credentials to avoid hardcoding them in the tests. This approach enhances maintainability and security.
src/routers/video.py (2)
- 19-23: The integration of basic authentication into video-related endpoints using the
authorizedparameter withDepends(authorize)annotation is correctly implemented. This ensures that these endpoints are protected by requiring user authentication.Also applies to: 31-36, 46-56
- 9-9: Verify the import path for
authorize. Ifsecurity.pyis located undersrc, the import statement should befrom src.security import authorize.Verification successful
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security.pyis located under thesrcdirectory and contains theauthorizefunction. Therefore, the import statement should indeed befrom src.security import authorizeto correctly reference theauthorizefunction.Scripts Executed
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src/routers/member.py (2)
- 19-25: The integration of basic authentication into member-related endpoints using the
authorizedparameter withDepends(authorize)annotation is correctly implemented. This ensures that these endpoints are protected by requiring user authentication.Also applies to: 33-40, 50-60
- 9-9: Verify the import path for
authorize. Ifsecurity.pyis located undersrc, the import statement should befrom src.security import authorize.Verification successful
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security.pyis located undersrcand contains the definition forauthorize. This supports the review comment suggesting that the import statement should indeed befrom src.security import authorizeto correctly reference theauthorizefunction.Scripts Executed
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| username: str = "admin" | ||
| password: str = "password" |
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Storing default credentials in the source code can pose a security risk. Consider using environment variables for sensitive information like username and password to enhance security. This approach allows for more secure and flexible configuration management.
- username: str = "admin"
- password: str = "password"
+ username: str = Field(default="admin", env="APP_USERNAME")
+ password: str = Field(default="password", env="APP_PASSWORD")Committable suggestion
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| username: str = "admin" | |
| password: str = "password" | |
| username: str = Field(default="admin", env="APP_USERNAME") | |
| password: str = Field(default="password", env="APP_PASSWORD") |
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- tests/routers/test_member.py (6 hunks)
- tests/routers/test_video.py (6 hunks)
Additional comments: 12
tests/routers/test_video.py (6)
- 27-27: Authentication credentials have been correctly added to the POST request in
test_create_video_folder. This aligns with the PR's objective to secure endpoints with basic authentication.- 41-41: Authentication credentials have been correctly added to the PUT request in
test_update_video_folder_no_id. This ensures that unauthorized access is prevented, adhering to the PR's security enhancements.- 54-54: The addition of authentication credentials in
test_update_video_folderis consistent with the PR's goal of securing sensitive operations. This is a good practice for protecting endpoints.- 69-69: Including authentication in
test_upload_video_poster_no_idis crucial for preventing unauthorized uploads, which is a key aspect of the PR's security improvements.- 83-83: Authentication has been correctly added to
test_upload_video_poster_not_image, ensuring that only authorized users can attempt to upload, even if the file is not an image. This is an important security measure.- 99-99: The addition of authentication in
test_upload_video_posteris essential for securing the endpoint against unauthorized access, aligning with the PR's objectives to enhance security.tests/routers/test_member.py (6)
- 25-27: Authentication credentials have been correctly added to the POST request in
test_create_member_folder. This ensures that the endpoint is protected according to the PR's security objectives.- 41-43: The inclusion of authentication credentials in
test_update_member_folder_no_idis a necessary step for securing the endpoint against unauthorized modifications, aligning with the PR's goals.- 56-58: Adding authentication to
test_update_member_folderis consistent with the PR's aim to secure sensitive operations, ensuring that only authorized users can perform updates.- 73-73: The addition of authentication in
test_upload_member_picture_no_idis crucial for preventing unauthorized picture uploads, which is an important aspect of the PR's security enhancements.- 87-87: Including authentication in
test_upload_member_picture_not_imageensures that only authorized users can attempt uploads, even if the file is not an image. This is a key security measure.- 103-103: Authentication has been correctly added to
test_upload_member_picture, securing the endpoint against unauthorized access and aligning with the PR's objectives to enhance security.
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