@reventlessdev/reventless-spec 3.0.0-alpha.154 → 3.0.0-alpha.156

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+ // Generated by ReScript, PLEASE EDIT WITH CARE
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+
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+ import * as Stdlib_Option from "@rescript/runtime/lib/es6/Stdlib_Option.js";
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+ import * as Stdlib_JsError from "@rescript/runtime/lib/es6/Stdlib_JsError.js";
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+ import * as Role$Reventless from "./Role.res.mjs";
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+ import * as OwnerScope$Reventless from "./OwnerScope.res.mjs";
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+
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+ function needsOf(structure, plugin) {
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+ let rolesOf = (item, roles) => Stdlib_Option.getOr(roles, []).map(role => ({
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+ plugin: plugin,
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+ item: item,
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+ role: role,
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+ group: Role$Reventless.groupOf(role)
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+ }));
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+ let writable = defs => defs.flatMap(w => w.commands.flatMap(c => rolesOf(w.name + `.` + c.name, c.requiredRoles)));
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+ let queryable = defs => defs.flatMap(q => rolesOf(q.name, q.requiredRoles));
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+ return [
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+ writable(structure.aggregates),
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+ writable(structure.stateChangeSlices),
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+ structure.inboundTranslationSlices.flatMap(s => rolesOf(s.name, s.requiredRoles)),
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+ queryable(structure.readModels),
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+ queryable(structure.stateViewSlices)
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+ ].flat();
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+ }
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+
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+ function elevatedNeeds(roles) {
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+ return roles.map(role => ({
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+ plugin: "platform",
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+ item: "elevated roles",
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+ role: role,
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+ group: Role$Reventless.groupOf(role)
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+ }));
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+ }
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+
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+ function unmet(needs, provided) {
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+ return needs.filter(n => !provided.includes(n.group));
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+ }
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+
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+ function describe(n) {
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+ let role = n.role;
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+ if (n.group === role) {
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+ return n.plugin + `: ` + n.item + ` needs the role ` + role;
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+ } else {
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+ return n.plugin + `: ` + n.item + ` needs the role ` + role + ` (mapped to the group ` + n.group + `)`;
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ function unmetMessage(missing, provided) {
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+ return `Roles this platform cannot provide — every caller would be refused:\n` + missing.map(n => ` ` + describe(n)).join("\n") + (`\n The platform provides the groups: ` + provided.join(", ") + `.\n`) + ` Add an account in that group to the accounts manifest (.reventless/users.yaml), map the role to a group that exists (Platform.roleGroups), or declare the groups of a user pool this deployment did not create (Platform.providedGroups).`;
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+ }
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+
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+ function check(structure, plugin) {
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+ let provided = Role$Reventless.providedGroups();
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+ if (provided === undefined) {
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+ return;
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+ }
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+ let elevated = Stdlib_Option.getOr(OwnerScope$Reventless.explicitElevatedRoles.contents, []);
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+ let missing = unmet(needsOf(structure, plugin).concat(elevatedNeeds(elevated)), provided);
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+ if (missing.length !== 0) {
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+ return Stdlib_JsError.throwWithMessage(unmetMessage(missing, provided));
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ export {
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+ needsOf,
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+ elevatedNeeds,
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+ unmet,
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+ describe,
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+ unmetMessage,
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+ check,
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+ }
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+ /* Role-Reventless Not a pure module */
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+ // `Authorization.named`: a plugin's rule, whose roles are its own `Roles.t`
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+ // cases, as the framework's rule over role names. A payload-less case is its
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+ // name at run time, so the rule is returned as it is once every role has been
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+ // checked to be one; anything else would be compared with group names and
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+ // never match, so it is refused here instead.
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+ export function named(rule) {
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+ if (rule !== null && typeof rule === "object" && rule.TAG === "AllowRoles") {
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+ for (const role of rule._0) {
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+ if (typeof role !== "string") {
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+ throw new Error(
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+ `Authorization: a role must be a case of a plugin's Roles.t without a payload, got ${JSON.stringify(role)}`,
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+ );
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ return rule;
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+ }
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- /**
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- The group whose members administer a deployment.
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-
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- One definition, because the name is decided **twice and independently**: an
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- authorization rule names it to allow a read, and [OwnerScope.elevatedGroups]
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- names it to exempt a caller from `@owner` narrowing. Nothing checks that the two
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- agree, and a deployment where they disagree is refused nowhere — the
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- administrator passes every authorization check and then reads *empty views*,
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- because every owner-scoped view filters them out. Empty-because-scoped and
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- empty-because-there-is-nothing look identical from outside.
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-
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- In `spec` rather than in a provider package because **both platforms hard-code
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- it**: the AWS platform decorates its admin API with it, while the local platform
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- both wraps its `Platform_*` fields in it and hands it to the built-in developer
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- account. A constant only one of them could reach would leave the other exactly as
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- divergent as it is today.
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-
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- 🚨 **This buys agreement, not the freedom to rename.** `"Admin"` is written into
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- every example's `@@reventless.authorize` annotations, and a PPX annotation takes a
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- literal — so the consumers that matter most *cannot* read this constant. Changing
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- the value here would leave those annotations behind and silently split the two
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- mechanisms this exists to hold together, which is the failure above rather than a
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- compile error. Renaming the administrator group is a different and much larger
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- act. `AdminGroupTest` asserts that the constant and the platform's own annotation
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- still say the same thing, because that boundary can carry no other check.
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- */
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- let name = "Admin"
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- // Generated by ReScript, PLEASE EDIT WITH CARE
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-
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-
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- let name = "Admin";
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-
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- export {
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- name,
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- }
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- /* No side effect */