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Invite-only launch: sign in with GitHub, repository access and lifecycle, many emails, a new look1import assert from "node:assert/strict";
2import { test } from "node:test";
3
A GitHub App installed straight on GitHub can be added to a workspace: Import from GitHub lists the installations your GitHub account can see that this workspace hasn't added, each with Add for owners, and coming back from GitHub without g1t's own start asks which of your workspaces to add it to instead of stopping; the GitHub guide says how.4import { connectorsFor } from "@g1t/contracts/connectors";
5
6import {
7 INSTALL_COOKIE,
8 STATE_COOKIE,
9 cookie,
10 githubConnected,
11 installCookieValue,
12 installWorkspace,
13 installationSummary,
14 newState,
15 notYetAdded,
16 readCookie,
17 sameString,
18 setupChoices,
19 stateMatches,
20} from "./github.ts";
21import { integrationListings } from "./marketplace.ts";
Invite-only launch: sign in with GitHub, repository access and lifecycle, many emails, a new look22
23test("the state must come back exactly as it was given", () => {
24 const state = newState();
25 assert.match(state, /^[0-9a-f]{64}$/);
26 assert.notEqual(state, newState());
27 assert.ok(stateMatches(state, state));
28 assert.ok(!stateMatches(state, state.slice(0, -1) + (state.endsWith("0") ? "1" : "0")));
29 assert.ok(!stateMatches(null, state));
30 assert.ok(!stateMatches(state, null));
31 assert.ok(!stateMatches("", ""));
32 assert.ok(!sameString("abc", "abcd"));
33});
34
35test("cookies are read by name, and odd values are ignored", () => {
36 const header = `g1t_session=${"a".repeat(64)}; ${STATE_COOKIE}=abc123; other=x`;
37 assert.equal(readCookie(header, STATE_COOKIE), "abc123");
38 assert.equal(readCookie(header, "missing"), null);
39 assert.equal(readCookie(`${STATE_COOKIE}=<script>`, STATE_COOKIE), null);
40 assert.equal(readCookie(null, STATE_COOKIE), null);
41 const set = cookie(STATE_COOKIE, "abc", 600);
42 assert.match(set, /HttpOnly/);
43 assert.match(set, /Secure/);
44 assert.match(set, /SameSite=Lax/);
45 assert.match(set, /Max-Age=600/);
46});
47
48test("an installation returns to the workspace it was started for", () => {
49 const state = newState();
50 const value = installCookieValue(state, "acme");
51 assert.equal(readCookie(`${INSTALL_COOKIE}=${value}`, INSTALL_COOKIE), value);
52 assert.equal(installWorkspace(value, state), "acme");
53 assert.equal(installWorkspace(value, newState()), null);
54 assert.equal(installWorkspace(value, null), null);
55 assert.equal(installWorkspace(null, state), null);
56 assert.equal(installWorkspace(`${state}.`, state), null);
57});
A GitHub App installed straight on GitHub can be added to a workspace: Import from GitHub lists the installations your GitHub account can see that this workspace hasn't added, each with Add for owners, and coming back from GitHub without g1t's own start asks which of your workspaces to add it to instead of stopping; the GitHub guide says how.58
59const seen = (id: number, account: string, recordedIn: string[], accountType = "Organization") => ({
60 id,
61 account,
62 accountType,
63 repositorySelection: "all",
64 suspended: false,
65 settingsUrl: `https://github.com/organizations/${account}/settings/installations/${id}`,
66 recordedIn,
67});
68
69test("an installation made on GitHub directly is offered to the workspaces that lack it", () => {
70 const listed = [seen(1, "flagon-io", []), seen(2, "syntaqx", ["syntaqx"], "User"), seen(3, "acme", ["flagon-io"])];
71 assert.deepEqual(
72 notYetAdded(listed, "flagon-io").map((item) => item.account),
73 ["flagon-io", "syntaqx"],
74 );
75 assert.deepEqual(
76 notYetAdded(listed, "syntaqx").map((item) => item.id),
77 [1, 3],
78 );
79 assert.equal(installationSummary(listed[0]!), "Organization · all repositories");
80 assert.equal(installationSummary({ accountType: "User", repositorySelection: "selected" }), "Personal · selected repositories");
81});
82
83test("the setup page offers only workspaces the person owns, saying which have it", () => {
84 const workspaces = [
85 { slug: "flagon-io", name: "Flagon", role: "owner" },
86 { slug: "acme", role: "member" },
87 { slug: "syntaqx", name: null, role: "owner" },
88 ];
89 assert.deepEqual(setupChoices(workspaces, seen(1, "flagon-io", ["syntaqx"])), [
90 { slug: "flagon-io", name: "Flagon", added: false },
91 { slug: "syntaqx", name: "syntaqx", added: true },
92 ]);
93 assert.deepEqual(
94 setupChoices(workspaces, null).map((choice) => choice.added),
95 [false, false],
96 );
97});
98
99test("once an installation is recorded, the Marketplace and Integrations say GitHub is connected", () => {
100 assert.equal(githubConnected([]), null);
101 const state = githubConnected([{ account: "flagon-io", suspended: false }]);
102 assert.deepEqual(state, { detail: "On flagon-io", problem: null, manage: null });
103 const listings = integrationListings(connectorsFor("workspace"), { github: state! }, [], "ana", "flagon-io");
104 const github = listings.find((listing) => listing.view.id === "github");
105 assert.equal(github?.connected?.detail, "On flagon-io");
106 assert.equal(listings[0]!.view.id, "github");
107 assert.equal(
108 githubConnected([
109 { account: "a", suspended: false },
110 { account: "b", suspended: true },
111 ])?.problem,
112 "The installation on b is suspended on GitHub.",
113 );
114});