- Implemented OAuth 2.0 Authorization Server endpoints per RFCs, including token, introspection, revocation, and metadata discovery.
- Added user consent submission, listing, and revocation APIs alongside frontend integration for improved UX.
- Enforced stricter OAuth security measures (PKCE, state validation, scopes).
- Refactored schemas and services for consistency and expanded coverage of OAuth workflows.
- Updated documentation and type definitions for new API behaviors.
- Enforced stricter PKCE requirements by rejecting insecure 'plain' method for public clients.
- Transitioned client secret hashing to bcrypt for improved security and migration compatibility.
- Added constant-time comparison for state parameter validation to prevent timing attacks.
- Improved error handling and logging for OAuth workflows, including malformed headers and invalid scopes.
- Upgraded Google OIDC token validation to verify both signature and nonce.
- Refactored OAuth service methods and schemas for better readability, consistency, and compliance with RFC specifications.
- Implemented stricter OAuth security measures, including CSRF protection via state parameter validation and redirect_uri checks.
- Updated OAuth models to support timezone-aware datetime comparisons, replacing deprecated `utcnow`.
- Enhanced logging for malformed Basic auth headers during token, introspect, and revoke requests.
- Added allowlist validation for OAuth provider domains to prevent open redirect attacks.
- Improved nonce validation for OpenID Connect tokens, ensuring token integrity during Google provider flows.
- Updated E2E and unit tests to cover new security features and expanded OAuth state handling scenarios.
- Introduced full OAuth 2.0 Authorization Server functionality for MCP clients.
- Updated documentation with details on endpoints, scopes, and consent management.
- Added a new frontend OAuth consent page for user authorization flows.
- Implemented database models for authorization codes, refresh tokens, and user consents.
- Created unit tests for service methods (PKCE verification, client validation, scope handling).
- Included comprehensive integration tests for OAuth provider workflows.
- Extended OAuth callback tests to cover various scenarios (e.g., account linking, user creation, inactive users, and token/user info failures).
- Added `app/init_db.py` to the excluded files in `pyproject.toml`.
- Added models for `OAuthClient`, `OAuthState`, and `OAuthAccount`.
- Created Pydantic schemas to support OAuth flows, client management, and linked accounts.
- Implemented skeleton endpoints for OAuth Provider mode: authorization, token, and revocation.
- Updated router imports to include new `/oauth` and `/oauth/provider` routes.
- Added Alembic migration script to create OAuth-related database tables.
- Enhanced `users` table to allow OAuth-only accounts by making `password_hash` nullable.
- Reformatted dicts, loops, and logger calls for improved readability and consistency.
- Suppressed `bandit` warnings (`# noqa: S311`) for non-critical random number generation in demo data.
- Introduced `RegistrationActivityChart` to display user registration trends over 14 days.
- Enhanced `AdminStatsResponse` with `registration_activity`, providing improved insights for admin users.
- Updated demo data to include realistic registration activity and organization details.
- Refactored admin page to use updated statistics data model and improved query handling.
- Fixed inconsistent timezone handling in statistical analytics and demo user timestamps.
- Renamed `totalUsers` and `activeUsers` to `total_users` and `active_users` across frontend and backend for consistency.
- Enhanced demo user creation by randomizing `created_at` dates for realistic charts.
- Expanded demo data to include `is_active` for demo users, improving user status representation.
- Refined admin dashboard statistics to support updated user growth data model.
- Implemented `load_demo_data` to populate organizations, users, and relationships from `demo_data.json`.
- Refactored database initialization to handle demo-specific passwords and multi-entity creation in demo mode.
- Added `demo_data.json` with sample organizations and users for better demo showcase.
- Introduced `.env.demo` to simplify environment setup for demo scenarios.
- Updated `.gitignore` to include `.env.demo` while keeping other `.env` files excluded.
- Replaced `SUPPORTED_LOCALES` with `supported_locales` for naming consistency.
- Applied formatting improvements to multiline statements for better readability.
- Cleaned up redundant comments and streamlined test assertions.
- Introduced `locale` field in user model and schemas with BCP 47 format validation.
- Created Alembic migration to add `locale` column to the `users` table with indexing for better query performance.
- Implemented `get_locale` dependency to detect locale using user preference, `Accept-Language` header, or default to English.
- Added extensive tests for locale validation, dependency logic, and fallback handling.
- Enhanced documentation and comments detailing the locale detection workflow and SUPPORTED_LOCALES configuration.
- Ignored additional Ruff rules for test files, SQLAlchemy fixtures, and FastAPI-specific naming conventions.
- Suppressed passlib bcrypt warnings in `core.auth`.
- Improved exception handling in session marking with explicit logging for token parsing failures.
- Introduced `pyproject.toml` to centralize backend tool configurations (e.g., Ruff, mypy, coverage, pytest).
- Replaced Black, isort, and Flake8 with Ruff for linting, formatting, and import sorting.
- Updated `requirements.txt` to include Ruff and remove replaced tools.
- Added `Makefile` to streamline development workflows with commands for linting, formatting, type-checking, testing, and cleanup.
- Introduced `/api/v1/admin/sessions` endpoint to fetch paginated session data for admin monitoring.
- Added `AdminSessionResponse` schema to include user details in session responses.
- Implemented session data retrieval with filtering and pagination in `session_crud`.
- Created comprehensive test suite for session management, covering success, filtering, pagination, and unauthorized access scenarios.
- **Authentication Refactor:** Introduce `_create_login_session` utility to streamline session creation for login and OAuth flows.
- **Configurations:** Dynamically set app name in PostgreSQL connection (`application_name`) and adjust token expiration settings (`expires_in`) based on system configuration.
- **Configurations:** Test minimum `SECRET_KEY` length validation to prevent weak JWT signing keys. Validate proper handling of secure defaults.
- **Permissions:** Add tests for inactive user blocking, API access control, and superuser privilege escalation across organizational roles.
- **Authentication:** Test logout safety, session revocation, token replay prevention, and defense against JWT algorithm confusion attacks.
- Include `# pragma: no cover` for unreachable defensive code in security-sensitive areas.
- **Security Headers:** Add tests for HSTS in production, CSP in strict mode, and root endpoint response types.
- **Permissions:** Introduce tests for critical security paths, including superuser bypass and edge case scenarios.
- **CRUD Testing Enhancements:** Cover error scenarios for soft deletes, restores, and eager loading with SQLAlchemy options.
- **Organization Routes:** Validate user organization endpoints for memberships, details, and member listings.
- Add defensive code comments with `# pragma: no cover` for unreachable code sections.
- Added explicit Pydantic validation to reject modifications to `is_superuser` in `UserUpdate` schema.
- Updated backend logic in `users.py` to support defense-in-depth against privilege escalation.
- Introduced comprehensive tests for `/users` and `/users/me` endpoints to ensure `is_superuser` validation works correctly.
- Enhanced error handling and validation messages for better clarity and robustness.
- Deleted `database_async.py`, `base_async.py`, and `organization_async.py` modules due to deprecation and unused references across the project.
- Improved overall codebase clarity and minimized redundant functionality by removing unused async database logic, CRUD utilities, and organization-related operations.
- Introduced extensive tests for session cleanup, async session CRUD methods, and concurrent cleanup to ensure reliability and efficiency.
- Enhanced `schemas/users.py` with reusable password strength validation logic.
- Improved error handling in `admin.py` routes by replacing `detail` with `message` for consistency and readability.
- Replaced N+1 deletion pattern with a bulk `DELETE` in session cleanup for better efficiency in `session_async`.
- Updated security utilities to use HMAC-SHA256 signatures to mitigate length extension attacks and added constant-time comparisons to prevent timing attacks.
- Improved exception hierarchy with custom error types `AuthError` and `DatabaseError` for better granularity in error handling.
- Enhanced logging with `exc_info=True` for detailed error contexts across authentication services.
- Removed unused imports and reordered imports for cleaner code structure.
- Updated `verify_password` and `get_password_hash` to their async counterparts to prevent event loop blocking.
- Replaced N+1 query patterns in `admin.py` and `session_async.py` with optimized bulk operations for improved performance.
- Enhanced `user_async.py` with bulk update and soft delete methods for efficient user management.
- Added eager loading support in CRUD operations to prevent N+1 query issues.
- Updated test cases with stronger password examples for better security representation.
- Added reusable validation functions (`validate_password_strength`, `validate_phone_number`, etc.) to centralize schema validation in `validators.py`.
- Updated `schemas/users.py` to use shared validators, simplifying and unifying validation logic.
- Introduced new error codes (`AUTH_007`, `SYS_005`) for enhanced error specificity.
- Refactored exception handling in admin routes to use more appropriate error types (`AuthorizationError`, `DuplicateError`).
- Improved organization query performance by replacing N+1 queries with optimized methods for member counts and data aggregation.
- Strengthened security in JWT decoding to prevent algorithm confusion attacks, with strict validation of required claims and algorithm enforcement.
- Refactored `create_user` and `change_password` methods to add transaction rollback on failures and enhanced logging for error contexts.
- Updated security utilities to use constant-time comparison (`hmac.compare_digest`) to mitigate timing attacks.
- Adjusted API responses in registration and password reset flows for better security and user experience.
- Added session invalidation after password resets to enhance account security.
- Migrated database sessions and operations to `AsyncSession` for full async support.
- Updated all service methods and dependencies (`get_db` to `get_async_db`) to support async logic.
- Refactored admin, user, organization, session-related CRUD methods, and routes with await syntax.
- Improved consistency and performance with async SQLAlchemy patterns.
- Enhanced logging and error handling for async context.
- Introduced schemas for organizations, including creation, updates, and responses.
- Created models for `Organization` and `UserOrganization` with role-based access control and relationships.
- Implemented admin APIs for managing users, organizations, and bulk actions.
- Added advanced filtering, sorting, and pagination for user and organization queries.
- Updated `CRUD` logic to support organization-specific operations and member management.
- Enhanced database with necessary indexes and validation for improved performance and data integrity.
- Introduced session management endpoints to list, revoke, and cleanup sessions per user.
- Added cron-based job for periodic cleanup of expired sessions.
- Implemented `CRUDSession` for session-specific database operations.
- Integrated session cleanup startup and shutdown events in the application lifecycle.
- Enhanced CORS configuration to include `X-Device-Id` for session tracking.
- Added comprehensive integration tests for multi-device login, per-device logout, session listing, and cleanup logic.
- Introduced endpoints for requesting and confirming password resets.
- Implemented token-based password reset logic with validation checks.
- Added `EmailService` with `ConsoleEmailBackend` and placeholder for SMTP backend.
- Integrated password reset flow in `auth` API routes with rate limiting.
- Updated schemas for password reset requests and token confirmation.
- Refined validation for secure password updates and token verification.
- Enhanced configuration with `FRONTEND_URL` for email links.
- Introduced `CRUDBaseAsync` for reusable async operations.
- Configured async database connection using SQLAlchemy 2.0 patterns with `asyncpg`.
- Added `deleted_at` column and soft delete functionality to the `User` model, including related Alembic migration.
- Optimized queries by adding composite indexes for common user filtering scenarios.
- Extended tests: added cases for token-based security utilities and user management endpoints.
- Introduced endpoints for user management, including CRUD operations, pagination, and password management.
- Added new schema validations for user updates, password strength, pagination, and standardized error responses.
- Integrated custom exception handling for a consistent API error experience.
- Refined CORS settings: restricted methods and allowed headers, added header exposure, and preflight caching.
- Optimized database: added indexes on `is_active` and `is_superuser` fields, updated column types, enforced constraints, and set defaults.
- Updated `Dockerfile` to improve security by using a non-root user and adding a health check for the application.
- Enhanced tests for database initialization, user operations, and exception handling to ensure better coverage.
- Introduced rate-limiting to `/auth/*` routes with configurable limits using `SlowAPI`.
- Added `/health` endpoint for service monitoring and load balancer health checks.
- Updated `requirements.txt` to include `SlowAPI` for rate limiting.
- Implemented tests for rate-limiting and health check functionality.
- Enhanced configuration and security with updated environment variables, pinned dependencies, and validation adjustments.
- Provided example usage and extended coverage in testing.
- Introduced `docker-compose.deploy.yml` for deployment scenarios with pre-built Docker images.
- Added `auth_test_utils.py` to simplify authentication testing in FastAPI.
- Implemented `security.py` for token-based operations like file uploads and password resets.
- Created `init_db.py` for database initialization and superuser creation during startup.
- Updated dependencies and tests to support optional authentication in FastAPI.
- Enhanced entrypoint script to handle database initialization.
This change adds an `operation_id` to all endpoints in the authentication routes. This improves API documentation clarity and ensures unique identifiers for each route, aiding in tools that rely on OpenAPI specs.
This commit introduces a suite of tests for user models, schemas, CRUD operations, and authentication services. It also adds utilities for in-memory database setup to support these tests and updates environment settings for consistency.
