- Implemented methods to check the existence of OAuth accounts, roles, types, and users by their respective identifiers, enhancing the user provider's functionality.
- Added error handling for these methods to ensure robust feedback in case of failures.
- Updated the user provider interface to include the new existence check methods, improving overall usability and maintainability.
- Added Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) capabilities to the user provider, including methods for generating MFA secrets, enabling/disabling MFA, and verifying MFA codes.
- Introduced MFA configuration options, allowing customization of issuer, algorithm, digits, and recovery codes.
- Enhanced error handling for MFA operations, providing clear feedback for failures.
- Updated user model to include MFA-related fields and improved database interactions for MFA management.
- Refactored existing user provider methods to integrate MFA functionality seamlessly.
- Added methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting user types, improving user type management capabilities.
- Introduced type field lists in DefaultUser and DefaultUserOptions for better type configuration.
- Implemented error handling for user type operations, ensuring robust feedback for failures.
- Enhanced user deletion process to clean up associated data before removing user accounts.
- Updated tests to cover new user type functionalities and ensure proper cleanup of test data.
- Deleted the DefaultUser implementation and its related test file, streamlining the codebase by removing unused functionality.
- This cleanup enhances maintainability and focuses on the current user management architecture.
- Added role field lists to DefaultUser and DefaultUserOptions for better role configuration.
- Implemented methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting user roles, improving role management capabilities.
- Enhanced error handling for role operations, ensuring robust feedback for failures.
- Introduced ClearUserRole method to remove role assignments from users, streamlining user-role management.
- Updated tests to ensure proper cleanup of role data and maintain a clean testing environment.
- Updated the TestUser model to align with the latest user structure, replacing the 'Subject' field with 'UserID' for consistency with the new user provider interface.
- Modified all relevant test cases to use 'UserID' instead of 'Subject' when storing tokens and refresh tokens, ensuring compatibility with the updated user model.
- Enhanced test data setup to reflect changes in user creation and management, improving overall test reliability and clarity.
- Added methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting OAuth accounts, improving user authentication capabilities.
- Introduced default OAuth account fields and options for better configuration management.
- Enhanced error handling for OAuth account operations, ensuring robust feedback for failures.
- Updated tests to ensure unique identifiers and improved cleanup processes for test data, maintaining a clean testing environment.
- Replaced the jaevor/go-nanoid library with the updated matoous/go-nanoid/v2 for generating unique IDs.
- Implemented user retrieval methods in the user provider, including GetUsers, PaginateUsers, and CountUsers, enhancing user management capabilities.
- Improved error handling and ensured default select fields are set for user queries, streamlining the user data access process.
- Added the go-nanoid library for generating unique IDs, enhancing user ID management.
- Refactored user provider methods to improve clarity and consistency, including updates to user retrieval and authentication processes.
- Adjusted user model fields to align with new ID generation strategy, ensuring compliance with best practices.
- Cleaned up code by removing obsolete test files and improving overall structure for better maintainability.
- Updated timestamps for various asset metadata to reflect recent changes.
- Removed the obsolete index for role relationships from the user_type model, streamlining the database schema.
- Introduced user_role and user_type models to enhance user management capabilities.
- Updated user model fields to reference role and type identifiers, improving clarity and compliance with relational standards.
- Adjusted asset metadata timestamps and system/test model mappings to include new models, ensuring consistency across the application.
- Introduced the user_oauth_account model to enhance user authentication capabilities.
- Updated asset metadata timestamps for various files to reflect recent changes.
- Ensured consistency in the system and test models by including the new user_oauth_account model in both configurations.
- Refactored the user model to align with OIDC standards, including renaming fields for clarity and compliance.
- Updated field descriptions and added new fields for enhanced user profile management.
- Removed the obsolete test file for user-related functionality to streamline the codebase and eliminate redundancy.
- Introduced a global OAuth service variable to streamline access across the application.
- Added new methods in the OAuth Service for retrieving cache and store, improving data management.
- Refactored session state handling in the Signin API to utilize the global OAuth service for better cache interactions.
- Updated key management functions for user info and redirect URIs to enhance clarity and maintainability.
- Introduced UUID-based state parameter generation for improved uniqueness and security in OAuth flows.
- Added validation for user-provided state parameters to ensure they conform to UUID format, with warnings included in the response.
- Refactored the generateRandomState function to utilize UUID generation instead of cryptographic random bytes.
- Updated OAuthAuthorizationURLResponse to include optional warnings about state format issues.
- Added OIDC standard types for ID Token and User Info, improving compliance with OpenID Connect specifications.
- Updated the Provider struct to support user info source types, allowing retrieval from endpoints, ID tokens, or access tokens.
- Enhanced the authback and user info retrieval functions to handle cached user data and improve error management.
- Introduced new utility functions for managing user info mapping and merging cached data, streamlining the user information processing flow.
- Removed unused OAuth response structures to streamline the codebase.
- Improved the authback function to handle redirect URIs and provider retrieval more effectively, enhancing error responses for invalid requests.
- Updated the getOAuthAuthorizationURL function to include better handling of provider configurations and session state management.
- Introduced a new function to normalize expiration formats for client secrets, ensuring consistent duration handling across providers.
- Removed unused maps import and added new structures for OAuth callback request and response, improving clarity and organization.
- Updated the authback function to utilize the new request structure, enhancing error handling and validation for incoming parameters.
- Improved response handling by returning the OAuth callback parameters directly, streamlining the success response process.
- Introduced SecureCookieOptions struct to define secure cookie configurations, enhancing cookie security.
- Added functions for sending secure cookies, including session and access token cookies, with customizable options.
- Updated signin and OAuth authorization URL handling to manage session IDs and state validation, improving security and user experience.
- Enhanced error handling for OAuth state and redirect URI management, ensuring robust session management during authentication flows.
- Introduced a new ResponseMode field in the Provider struct to accommodate additional OAuth provider requirements.
- Updated the getOAuthAuthorizationURL function to include response_mode in the authorization URL when specified, enhancing compatibility with providers like Apple that require this parameter.
- Added debug logging for redirect URI and client ID in the OAuth authorization URL function to aid in troubleshooting.
- Refactored the createPublicConfig function to perform deep copies of configuration structures, ensuring sensitive data is not exposed while maintaining necessary fields for frontend use.
- Improved handling of Captcha and ThirdParty provider configurations to exclude sensitive information, enhancing security in public-facing configurations.
- Integrated Captcha functionality by adding a new route for captcha handlers within the OpenAPI structure.
- Updated the Attach method to include the Captcha endpoint, ensuring OAuth protection for the new route.
- Enhanced overall routing organization by grouping captcha-related handlers under a dedicated path.
- Added Cloudflare Turnstile site key and secret to the environment variables in both `pr-test.yml` and `unit-test.yml` workflows.
- Introduced a new endpoint in the Signin API for generating OAuth authorization URLs, improving support for third-party authentication providers.
- Enhanced the handling of OAuth provider configurations, including validation and error responses for missing or incomplete settings.
- Updated tests to cover the new OAuth authorization URL functionality and ensure sensitive data is not exposed in public configurations.
- Introduced OpenAPI settings to include base URL configuration.
- Added Knowledge Base settings to capture features, chunkings, embeddings, and converters.
- Enhanced the processXgen function to integrate these configurations into the Xgen settings map, improving extensibility and functionality.
- Introduced a comprehensive Signin API for user authentication, supporting multiple OAuth providers (Google, GitHub, Microsoft, Apple).
- Updated the file management API endpoints to use a singular `/file` path instead of `/files`, enhancing consistency across the API.
- Revised README documentation to include detailed descriptions of the new Signin API and updated file management endpoints.
- Enhanced test cases to reflect the changes in endpoint structure and ensure robust coverage for the new Signin functionality.
- Replaced the Agent API with the Chat API, focusing on AI chat completions with full OpenAI client compatibility and real-time streaming capabilities.
- Updated routing to attach chat handlers instead of agent handlers, ensuring OAuth protection for all endpoints.
- Revised README documentation to reflect the new Chat API structure, including detailed descriptions of endpoints, features, and usage examples.
- Removed the deprecated agent files and their associated documentation to streamline the codebase.
