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Fix: Dig deeper for an email address on Github #130

Closed Zoly closed 4 months ago

Zoly commented 4 months ago

The /user API returns only the data the user explicitly set as public and null for those he didn't.

If the user did not set the email address public (me for example), the email address being mandatory for the process, the authentication fails returning an error message.

By using the /user/emails API in conjunction, it is possible to retrieve all the email addresses the user set in Github, regardless if they are set public or not, and select one of those (ex: primary one), for the login process to complete successfully.

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 4 months ago

Walkthrough

The changes to the GithubOAuth class significantly enhance its ability to retrieve user email addresses from the GitHub API. A new endpoint is introduced, allowing for the retrieval of user emails when not provided in the initial user info request. This ensures that the primary email is always accessible, improving the overall integration within the OAuth workflow.

Changes

File Change Summary
src/Libraries/GithubOAuth.php Introduced $API_USER_EMAILS_URL for fetching user emails, modified fetchUserInfoWithToken() to call fetchUserEmailsWithToken() when emails are missing. Added fetchUserEmailsWithToken() to handle email retrieval and getUserPrimaryEmail() to determine the primary email from the list.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GithubOAuth
    participant GitHubAPI

    User->>GithubOAuth: Request User Info
    GithubOAuth->>GitHubAPI: Fetch user info
    GitHubAPI-->>GithubOAuth: Return user info (no email)
    GithubOAuth->>GitHubAPI: Fetch user emails
    GitHubAPI-->>GithubOAuth: Return user emails
    GithubOAuth->>GithubOAuth: Determine primary email
    GithubOAuth-->>User: Return user info with email

Poem

In the garden of code, where bunnies play,
A new path was forged, brightening the way.
Emails now dance from GitHub's embrace,
Fetching with joy, a swift, happy chase.
With every tweak made, our dreams take flight,
Hopping through data, all feels just right! 🐇✨


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Zoly commented 4 months ago

Is there some other steps I need to make so this PR can reach a resolution?