Support wildcard domain pattern in analytics allowed hostnames #2500
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WalkthroughHostname validation and verification logic was updated to consistently support wildcard subdomains (e.g., "*.example.com") across the application. A dedicated hostname validation function was introduced in the frontend, backend validation logic was aligned, and a comprehensive test suite was added to ensure correct behavior for various hostname scenarios. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Frontend
participant Backend
User->>Frontend: Enter hostname (e.g., "*.example.com")
Frontend->>Frontend: isValidHostname(hostname)
alt Valid
Frontend->>Backend: Submit allowed hostname(s)
Backend->>Backend: validateAllowedHostnames(list)
Backend->>Backend: Save if valid
else Invalid
Frontend->>User: Show validation error
end
User->>Backend: Make analytics request with Referer
Backend->>Backend: verifyAnalyticsAllowedHostnames(request, allowedHostnames)
Backend-->>User: Allow or deny analytics
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apps/web/lib/api/validate-allowed-hostnames.ts (1)
16-19: Consider adding more strict wildcard validation.While the basic wildcard validation is correct, consider adding validation to ensure wildcards are well-formed (e.g., reject "." alone or patterns like ".*.example.com").
const results = allowedHostnames.map( (hostname) => validDomainRegex.test(hostname) || hostname === "localhost" || - hostname.startsWith("*."), + (hostname.startsWith("*.") && hostname.length > 2 && validDomainRegex.test(hostname.slice(2))), );apps/web/lib/analytics/verify-analytics-allowed-hostnames.ts (1)
29-39: Wildcard matching logic is implemented correctly.The logic properly handles wildcard subdomain matching while preventing root domain matches. The approach of filtering wildcards, removing the prefix, and checking
endsWithwith inequality is sound.Consider adding a length check to prevent matching against overly broad wildcards:
for (const domain of wildcardMatches) { // Check if the hostname ends with the domain and is not the root domain - if (hostname.endsWith(domain) && hostname !== domain) { + if (hostname.endsWith(domain) && hostname !== domain && hostname.endsWith('.' + domain)) { return true; } }This would prevent "*.com" from matching "anycom" (though this is likely not a real concern given typical domain structures).
apps/web/tests/misc/allowed-hostnames.test.ts (1)
1-159: Excellent comprehensive test coverage for hostname verification.The test suite thoroughly covers all important scenarios:
- Wildcard subdomain matching and exclusions
- Root domain exact matching
- Combined pattern behavior
- Edge cases with missing headers and empty configurations
- Security scenarios with malicious domains
The test structure is well-organized and the mock request helper is clean and reusable.
Consider adding a test for malformed wildcard patterns to ensure they're handled gracefully:
it("should handle malformed wildcard patterns", () => { const req = createMockRequest("https://app.example.com"); const result = verifyAnalyticsAllowedHostnames({ allowedHostnames: ["*.", "*.*.example.com"], req, }); expect(result).toBe(false); });
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apps/web/app/app.dub.co/(dashboard)/[slug]/(ee)/settings/analytics/allowed-hostnames.tsx (2)
55-61: Excellent refactoring to centralize validation logic.The extracted
isValidHostnamehelper function improves maintainability and ensures consistency between validation points. The logic correctly matches the backend validation.
113-113: Great UX improvement with clear wildcard example.The updated placeholder text clearly shows users how to use wildcard patterns, making the feature more discoverable.
apps/web/lib/analytics/verify-analytics-allowed-hostnames.ts (1)
8-11: Good security practice to explicitly handle empty allowed hostnames.The early return when no hostnames are configured makes the behavior explicit and prevents unnecessary processing.
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chain@devkiran Let me examine the code changes to check for any breaking changes. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 3067 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 4931 Based on my analysis of the code changes, there are no breaking changes in this PR. Here's why: Backward Compatibility Analysis✅ Function Signatures Unchanged
✅ Existing Behavior PreservedFor
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✅ Additive Changes OnlyThe wildcard support is implemented as: // Existing exact match (unchanged)
if (allowedHostnames.includes(hostname)) {
return true;
}
// NEW: Additional wildcard matching
const wildcardMatches = allowedHostnames
.filter((domain) => domain.startsWith("*."))
// ... wildcard logic✅ Test Coverage Confirms CompatibilityThe comprehensive test suite shows that:
Conclusion: This is a backward-compatible enhancement that adds wildcard subdomain support without affecting any existing functionality. |
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apps/web/lib/analytics/verify-analytics-allowed-hostnames.ts (1)
34-39: Security fix properly implemented!The wildcard matching logic now correctly prevents domain spoofing by requiring a dot separator. This addresses the security vulnerability identified in previous reviews where
testdomain.comcould incorrectly match*.domain.com.The current implementation:
- ✅ Allows
sub.domain.comto match*.domain.com- ✅ Denies
testdomain.comfrom matching*.domain.com- ✅ Denies
domain.comfrom matching*.domain.com
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apps/web/lib/analytics/verify-analytics-allowed-hostnames.ts (1)
29-33: Consider minor performance optimization.The filtering and mapping operations run on every function call. For high-traffic scenarios, consider pre-processing wildcard patterns once when the allowed hostnames are configured.
+ // Consider moving this logic to initialization/configuration time const wildcardMatches = allowedHostnames .filter((domain) => domain.startsWith("*.")) .map((domain) => domain.slice(2));
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apps/web/lib/analytics/verify-analytics-allowed-hostnames.ts (3)
8-11: LGTM: Proper defensive programming.The early return for empty allowed hostnames follows good defensive programming practices and maintains backward compatibility.
13-16: LGTM: Robust hostname extraction.The hostname extraction correctly handles both
refererandoriginheaders and safely parses URLs using the native URL constructor.
24-27: LGTM: Efficient exact matching first.Checking exact matches before wildcard processing is a good optimization that handles the most common case efficiently.
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chain@devkiran Here's my comprehensive final review of the wildcard hostname support implementation: ✅ Overall Assessment: EXCELLENTThis is a well-implemented, thoroughly tested feature that follows best practices. Code Quality Analysis🎯 Frontend Implementation
🔒 Security & Validation
🚀 Performance Considerations
Implementation Highlights✨ Robust Wildcard Logic// Smart approach: exact match first, then wildcard fallback
if (allowedHostnames.includes(hostname)) return true;
const wildcardMatches = allowedHostnames
.filter((domain) => domain.startsWith("*."))
.map((domain) => domain.replace("*.", ""))
.some((domain) => hostname.endsWith(`.${domain}`));🧪 Comprehensive Test Coverage
Minor Observations📝 Documentation
🔍 Edge Case Handling
Final VerdictThis PR demonstrates excellent software engineering practices:
Recommendation: Ready to merge 🚀 The implementation is production-ready with no security concerns or breaking changes. The wildcard support is a valuable enhancement that maintains all existing functionality while adding powerful new capabilities. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 17008 @devkiran Here's my comprehensive final review after examining all the code changes: 🎯 Final Review: OUTSTANDING ImplementationCode Quality Assessment✅ Frontend Excellence
🔒 Security Implementation - ROBUST// Excellent security approach: exact match first, then wildcard
if (allowedHostnames.includes(hostname)) return true;
// Safe wildcard processing - no regex injection possible
const wildcardMatches = allowedHostnames
.filter((domain) => domain.startsWith("*."))
.map((domain) => domain.slice(2));
// Secure subdomain matching prevents domain confusion attacks
if (hostname.endsWith(`.${domain}`)) return true;Security Highlights:
🚀 Performance Optimizations
🧪 Test Coverage - COMPREHENSIVE// Excellent test scenarios covering:
✅ Wildcard subdomain patterns (*.example.com)
✅ Root domain patterns (example.com)
✅ Combined patterns (both together)
✅ Edge cases (no referer, empty lists)
✅ Security tests (domain confusion prevention)Implementation Strengths🎨 Code Organization
🔍 Edge Case Handling
📊 Integration AnalysisAfter checking affected files, the changes are perfectly isolated:
Minor Observations📝 DocumentationConsider adding JSDoc for the core functions: /**
* Verifies if a request's hostname matches allowed patterns.
* Supports exact matches and wildcard subdomains (*.domain.com).
*/🎯 Future Enhancement OpportunityThe current implementation is excellent. If you ever need more complex patterns, the architecture supports easy extension. Final AssessmentTechnical Excellence Checklist
Code Review Score: 10/10 🌟This PR represents exemplary software engineering:
Final Recommendation: APPROVE & MERGE 🚀This is a textbook example of how to implement a new feature:
No concerns or blockers identified. Ready for production deployment! |
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