Closed madassdev closed 2 months ago
The pull request introduces changes to the OAuthController
and the callback.vue
file. In the OAuthController
, the handling of utm_data
during user creation is modified to ensure it is a valid string before decoding. In callback.vue
, the logic for processing the OAuth callback is refactored to utilize a form object, improving the organization of the data sent to the server.
File | Change Summary |
---|---|
api/app/Http/Controllers/Auth/OAuthController.php | Updated findOrCreateUser method to check if utm_data is a string before decoding, enhancing robustness in user creation. |
client/pages/oauth/callback.vue | Refactored callback handling to use a form object for encapsulating code and utm_data , improving data organization and aligning with Vue's reactive programming style. |
findOrCreateUser
method of the OAuthController
in this PR are directly related to the modifications made in the main PR, as both involve processing utm_data
during user creation.In the fields where bunnies play,
Changes sprout like flowers in May.
With data wrapped in forms so neat,
User creation's now a treat!
Hops of joy, we celebrate,
Code's refined, it’s truly great! 🐰✨
client/pages/oauth/callback.vue (3)
`44-47`: **LGTM!** The introduction of the `form` object using the `useForm` composable is a good refactoring step. It consolidates the data handling into a single reactive object, improving code organization and maintainability. --- `56-57`: **LGTM!** Assigning the `code` and `utm_data` values to the `form` object properties is a good refactoring step. It consolidates the data handling into the `form` object, improving code organization and maintainability. --- `58-58`: **LGTM!** Using the `form.post` method to send the data to the server endpoint is a good refactoring step. It streamlines the process and aligns with the reactive programming style in Vue. The endpoint URL construction using the `provider` parameter ensures the correct OAuth provider is used.api/app/Http/Controllers/Auth/OAuthController.php (1)
`116-121`: **LGTM!** The changes enhance the robustness of the `utm_data` handling during user creation. By first assigning the `utm_data` to a variable and then checking if it is a string before decoding, potential errors are prevented if non-string data is passed. If the `utm_data` is not a string, it is assigned directly without attempting to decode it. This change improves the reliability of the code by gracefully handling different data types for `utm_data`.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Refactor