feat: Add password validation via POST request for user with unverified email using master key and option ignoreEmailVerification (#8895)

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Manuel
2024-01-17 17:43:04 +01:00
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parent abdba68380
commit 633a9d25e4
2 changed files with 95 additions and 8 deletions

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@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ export class UsersRouter extends ClassesRouter {
) {
payload = req.query;
}
const { username, email, password } = payload;
const { username, email, password, ignoreEmailVerification } = payload;
// TODO: use the right error codes / descriptions.
if (!username && !email) {
@@ -144,13 +144,18 @@ export class UsersRouter extends ClassesRouter {
installationId: req.auth.installationId,
object: Parse.User.fromJSON(Object.assign({ className: '_User' }, user)),
};
// Get verification conditions which can be booleans or functions; the purpose of this async/await
// structure is to avoid unnecessarily executing subsequent functions if previous ones fail in the
// conditional statement below, as a developer may decide to execute expensive operations in them
const verifyUserEmails = async () => req.config.verifyUserEmails === true || (typeof req.config.verifyUserEmails === 'function' && await Promise.resolve(req.config.verifyUserEmails(request)) === true);
const preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail = async () => req.config.preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail === true || (typeof req.config.preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail === 'function' && await Promise.resolve(req.config.preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail(request)) === true);
if (await verifyUserEmails() && await preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail() && !user.emailVerified) {
throw new Parse.Error(Parse.Error.EMAIL_NOT_FOUND, 'User email is not verified.');
// If request doesn't use master or maintenance key with ignoring email verification
if (!((req.auth.isMaster || req.auth.isMaintenance) && ignoreEmailVerification)) {
// Get verification conditions which can be booleans or functions; the purpose of this async/await
// structure is to avoid unnecessarily executing subsequent functions if previous ones fail in the
// conditional statement below, as a developer may decide to execute expensive operations in them
const verifyUserEmails = async () => req.config.verifyUserEmails === true || (typeof req.config.verifyUserEmails === 'function' && await Promise.resolve(req.config.verifyUserEmails(request)) === true);
const preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail = async () => req.config.preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail === true || (typeof req.config.preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail === 'function' && await Promise.resolve(req.config.preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail(request)) === true);
if (await verifyUserEmails() && await preventLoginWithUnverifiedEmail() && !user.emailVerified) {
throw new Parse.Error(Parse.Error.EMAIL_NOT_FOUND, 'User email is not verified.');
}
}
this._sanitizeAuthData(user);
@@ -658,6 +663,9 @@ export class UsersRouter extends ClassesRouter {
this.route('GET', '/verifyPassword', req => {
return this.handleVerifyPassword(req);
});
this.route('POST', '/verifyPassword', req => {
return this.handleVerifyPassword(req);
});
this.route('POST', '/challenge', req => {
return this.handleChallenge(req);
});