class AuthUser < AuthRecord self.table_name = 'users' devise :database_authenticatable, :encryptable, :registerable, :validatable, :rememberable, :trackable, :recoverable, :omniauthable, omniauth_providers: [:neopass] validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: {case_sensitive: false}, length: {maximum: 30} has_one :user, foreign_key: :remote_id, inverse_of: :auth_user # If the email is blank, ensure that it's `nil` rather than an empty string, # or else the database's uniqueness constraint will object to multiple users # who all have the empty string as their email. before_validation { self.email = nil if email.blank? } # It's important to keep AuthUser and User in sync. When we create an AuthUser # (e.g. through the registration process), we create a matching User, too. And # when the AuthUser's name changes, we update User to match. # # TODO: Should we sync deletions too? We don't do deletions anywhere in app # right now, so I'll hold off to avoid leaving dead code around. after_create :create_user! after_update :sync_name_with_user!, if: :saved_change_to_name? def create_user! User.create!(name: name, auth_server_id: 1, remote_id: id) end def sync_name_with_user! user.name = name user.save! end def uses_omniauth? provider? && uid? end def email_required? # Email is required when creating a new account from scratch, but it isn't # required when creating a new account via third-party login (e.g. it's # already taken). It's also okay to remove your email address, though this if new_record? # When creating a new account, email is required when building it from # scratch, but not required when using third-party login. This is mainly # because third-party login can't reliably offer an unused email! !uses_omniauth? else # TODO: I had wanted to make email required if you already have one, to # make it harder to accidentally remove? I expected # `email_before_last_save` to be the way to check this, but it # seemed to be `nil` when calling this, go figure! For now, we're # allowing email to be removed. # # NOTE: This is important for the case where you're disconnecting a # NeoPass, but you don't have an email set, because your NeoPass # email already belonged to another account. I don't think it makes # sense to require people to add an alternate real email address in # order to be able to disconnect a NeoPass from a DTI account they # maybe even created by accident! false end end def password_required? super && !uses_omniauth? end def uses_neopass? provider == "neopass" end def neopass_friendly_id neopass_email || uid end def uses_password? encrypted_password? end def disconnect_neopass # If there's no NeoPass, we're already done! return true if !uses_neopass? begin # Remove all of the NeoPass fields, and return whether we were # successful. (I don't know why it wouldn't be, but let's be resilient!) # # NOTE: I considered leaving `neopass_email` in place, to help us support # users who accidentally got locked out… but I think it's more # important to respect data privacy and not be holding onto an # email address the user doesn't realize we have! update(provider: nil, uid: nil, neopass_email: nil) rescue => error # If something strange happens, log it and gracefully return `false`! Sentry.capture_exception error Rails.logger.error error false end end def self.from_omniauth(auth) raise MissingAuthInfoError, "Email missing" if auth.info.email.blank? transaction do find_or_create_by!(provider: auth.provider, uid: auth.uid) do |user| # This account is new! Let's do the initial setup. # TODO: Can we somehow get the Neopets username if one exists, instead # of just using total randomness? user.name = build_unique_username # Copy the email address from their Neopets account to their DTI # account, unless they already have a DTI account with this email, in # which case, ignore it. (It's primarily for their own convenience with # password recovery!) email_exists = AuthUser.where(email: auth.info.email).exists? user.email = auth.info.email unless email_exists end.tap do |user| # If this account already existed, make sure we've saved the latest # email to `neopass_email`. # # We track this separately from `email`, which the user can edit, to # use in the Settings UI to indicate what NeoPass you're linked to. (In # practice, this *shouldn't* ever change after initial setup, because # NeoPass emails are immutable? But why not be resilient!) unless user.previously_new_record? user.update!(neopass_email: auth.info.email) end end end end def self.build_unique_username # Start with a base name like "neopass-kougra-". random_species_name = Species.all.pluck(:name).sample base_name = "neopass-#{random_species_name}" # Fetch the list of names that already start with that. name_query = sanitize_sql_like(base_name) + "%" similar_names = where("name LIKE ?", name_query).pluck(:name).to_set # Shuffle the list of four-digit numbers to create 10000 possible names, # then use the first one that's not already claimed. potential_names = (0..9999).map { |n| "#{base_name}-#{n}" }.shuffle name = potential_names.find { |name| !similar_names.include?(name) } return name unless name.nil? # If that failed, try again but with six digits. potential_names = (0..999999).map { |n| "#{base_name}-#{n}" }.shuffle name = potential_names.find { |name| !similar_names.include?(name) } return name unless name.nil? # If *that* failed, then golly gee, we have millions of NeoPass users # running around using the default username. Good for us, I guess?? If so, # uhh, let's cross that bridge when we come to it. (At time of writing, # there are about 60k total registered DTI users at *all*.) raise "Failed to build unique username (all million+ names starting with " + "\"#{base_name}\" are taken??)" end class MissingAuthInfoError < ArgumentError;end end