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proxy/nodejs/routes/user.js
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wmantly c7ec65e0d9 Standardize page width, card layouts; mark SSO users external and read-only
- All pages now wrap their content in <div class="container mt-4">,
  matching sso-manager-node's width instead of rendering full-bleed inside
  the fluid shell.
- Users and Permissions pages converted from bare <table>s to the same
  card-grid convention already used on the Groups page.
- Users backed by SSO/OIDC login (backing === 'oidc', set by the redis
  user model's JIT-provisioning path) are now marked "External (SSO)" and
  their password-change control is hidden; PUT /password/:username also
  rejects with 403 server-side for such users. Deletion stays allowed.
  Redis-backend only -- LDAP/PAM deployments have no per-record marker for
  this today.
- app-base.js (byte-identical across the 3 apps): added
  app.util.revealItem(), wired into the Users/Permissions create flows.
- Bumped @simpleworkjs/frontend to ^0.2.7.
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'use strict';
const router = require('express').Router();
const {User} = require('../models').models;
const authz = require('../middleware/authz');
const {passwordError} = require('../utils/password_policy');
// Reject a weak password before it reaches the model. Throws 422 with a
// per-field key the frontend surfaces inline.
function validatePassword(password){
let message = passwordError(password);
if(message) throw new User.errors.ObjectValidateError([{key: 'password', message}]);
}
// User management is global-admin-only, except the self-service routes below
// (GET /me, PUT /password) which any authenticated user may call for their own
// account.
router.get('/', authz.requireAdmin, async function(req, res, next){
try{
return res.json({
results: await User[req.query.detail ? "listDetail" : "list"]()
});
}catch(error){
next(error);
}
});
router.post('/', authz.requireAdmin, async function(req, res, next){
try{
req.body.created_by = authz.reqUsername(req)
validatePassword(req.body.password);
// User.create (not the nonexistent User.add) — the drift here meant every
// API-created account threw, so the new credentials never existed to log
// in with (issue #48).
return res.json(await User.create(req.body));
}catch(error){
next(error);
}
});
router.delete('/:username', authz.requireAdmin, async function(req, res, next){
try{
let user = await User.get(req.params.username);
return res.json({username: req.params.username, results: await user.remove()})
}catch(error){
next(error);
}
});
// Self-service: the caller's own identity and effective rights. Drives the
// frontend's nav/button gating.
router.get('/me', async function(req, res, next){
try{
let effective = await authz.getEffective(req);
return res.json({
username: authz.reqUsername(req),
// Merged groups (external + local); localGroups is the app-managed
// subset, externalGroups the ones from SSO/LDAP.
groups: effective.groups || req.groups || [],
localGroups: effective.localGroups || [],
externalGroups: req.groups || [],
isAdmin: effective.isAdmin,
global: effective.global,
domains: effective.domains,
});
}catch(error){
next(error);
}
});
// Self-service: change your own password.
router.put('/password', async function(req, res, next){
try{
validatePassword(req.body.password);
return res.json({results: await req.user.setPassword(req.body)})
}catch(error){
next(error);
}
});
// Admin: reset another user's password. Blocked for SSO/OIDC-provisioned
// accounts (backing === 'oidc') -- they authenticate through the IdP, not a
// local password, so resetting one here would be a no-op at best and a
// false sense of control at worst. Only applies to the redis user backend;
// LDAP/PAM-backed deployments have no per-record marker for this.
router.put('/password/:username', authz.requireAdmin, async function(req, res, next){
try{
validatePassword(req.body.password);
let user = await User.get(req.params.username);
if(user.backing === 'oidc'){
let e = new Error('Cannot set a password for an SSO-authenticated user.');
e.status = 403;
throw e;
}
return res.json({results: await user.setPassword(req.body)});
}catch(error){
next(error);
}
});
module.exports = router;