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Huh, I guess my desktop workstation doesn't have this commit hook set up. Now that I'm using my Mac again, it's catching some things I missed!
33 lines
1.3 KiB
JavaScript
33 lines
1.3 KiB
JavaScript
import { getSupportSecret } from "../../impress-2020-config";
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/**
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* useSupport returns the Support secret that the server requires for Support
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* actions... if the user has it set. For most users, this returns nothing!
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*
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* This is specifically for communications for Impress 2020, which authorizes
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* support requests using a shared support secret instead of user accounts.
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* (This isn't a great model, we should abandon it in favor of true authorized
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* requests as we deprecate Impress 2020!)
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*
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* Specifically, we return an object of:
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* - isSupportUser: true iff the `supportSecret` is set
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* - supportSecret: the secret saved to this device, or null if not set
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*
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* To become a Support user, get the `support_staff` flag set on your user
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* account. Then, `getSupportSecret` will read the support secret from the HTML
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* document. (If the flag is off, the HTML document does not contain the
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* secret.)
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*
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* Note that this hook doesn't check that the secret is *correct*, so it's
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* possible that it will return an invalid secret. That's okay, because
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* the server checks the provided secret for each Support request.
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*/
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function useSupport() {
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const supportSecret = getSupportSecret();
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const isSupportUser = supportSecret != null;
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return { isSupportUser, supportSecret };
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}
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export default useSupport;
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