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  • Refactor
    • Removed JWT provider decorators from multiple DTO classes related to discourse verification and EAS (Ethereum Attestation Service) operations
    • Simplified validation logic for siweJwt properties across different data transfer objects
    • Cleaned up and reorganized import statements in affected files

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The pull request involves modifications to several Data Transfer Object (DTO) classes across different modules. The primary change is the removal of the @JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE) decorator from the siweJwt property in multiple files. These changes simplify the validation logic for JWT tokens, removing a specific provider constraint while maintaining basic string validation through @IsString() and @IsNotEmpty() decorators.

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File Change Summary
src/discourse-verification/dto/generate-verification-token.dto.ts Removed JwtProvider decorator from siweJwt property
src/eas/dto/decrypt-attestation-secret.dto.ts Removed JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE) decorator from siweJwt property
src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-attestation.dto.ts Removed JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE) decorator from siweJwt property
src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-revocation.dto.ts Removed JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE) decorator from siweJwt property

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-revocation.dto.ts (1)

14-14: Remove duplicate decorator

The @IsString() decorator is already present above.

-@IsString()
 readonly siweJwt: string;
src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-attestation.dto.ts (1)

14-14: Remove duplicate decorator

The @IsString() decorator is already present above.

-@IsString()
 readonly siweJwt: string;
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  • src/discourse-verification/dto/generate-verification-token.dto.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/eas/dto/decrypt-attestation-secret.dto.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-attestation.dto.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-revocation.dto.ts (2 hunks)
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src/discourse-verification/dto/generate-verification-token.dto.ts (1)

14-16: Verify JWT validation strategy

The removal of @JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE) suggests a change in JWT validation strategy. Please confirm:

  1. Where is the SIWE JWT validation now handled?
  2. Is this part of a broader architectural change?

Also, there appears to be a duplicate @IsString() decorator which can be removed.

 @IsString()
 @IsNotEmpty()
-@IsString()

 // @JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE)
 readonly siweJwt: string;
✅ Verification successful

Removal of @JwtProvider is acceptable, duplicate decorator should be removed

The SIWE JWT validation is properly handled in the SiweService using cryptographic verification via the Viem library's verifySiweMessage. The @JwtProvider decorator only performed basic provider claim checking and its removal doesn't weaken security.

Please remove the duplicate @IsString() decorator as suggested:

 @IsString()
 @IsNotEmpty()
-@IsString()

 // @JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE)
 readonly siweJwt: string;
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Error: No shell scripts found


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for JwtProvider decorator implementation and usage
ast-grep --pattern '@JwtProvider($$$)'

# Search for SIWE-related code
rg -l "SIWE" --type ts

# Search for JWT validation related code
rg -l "JwtProvider|validateJwt|jwtValidation" --type ts

# Look for auth-related configuration
fd -e ts -e js "auth\..*config"

Length of output: 746


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# View JWT provider decorator implementation
cat src/shared/decorators/jwt-provider.decorator.ts

# Check SIWE service validation logic
cat src/auth-siwe/siwe.service.ts

# View auth configuration
cat src/auth/config/auth.config.ts

# View discourse verification controller to understand the flow
cat src/discourse-verification/discourse-verification.controller.ts

Length of output: 5272

src/eas/dto/decrypt-attestation-secret.dto.ts (1)

14-16: Document validation strategy change

The removal of @JwtProvider validation across multiple DTOs suggests an architectural change. Consider:

  1. Adding a comment explaining why the JWT provider validation was removed
  2. Updating relevant documentation/ADRs

Also, the duplicate @IsString() decorator can be removed.

 @IsString()
 @IsNotEmpty()
-@IsString()

 // @JwtProvider(AUTH_PROVIDERS.SIWE)
 readonly siweJwt: string;
src/eas/dto/sign-delegated-attestation.dto.ts (2)

Line range hint 14-24: Clarify JWT validation requirements

This DTO accepts both siweJwt and anyJwt. With the removal of @JwtProvider validation:

  1. What distinguishes these two JWT types now?
  2. Should they have different validation rules?

1-1: Consider broader implications of validation changes

The consistent removal of @JwtProvider validation across multiple DTOs raises some architectural considerations:

  1. Security: Ensure JWT validation is properly handled elsewhere in the codebase
  2. Documentation: Update architecture docs to reflect this change in validation strategy
  3. Testing: Verify that existing tests cover the new validation flow

Would you like me to help verify any of these aspects?

@Behzad-rabiei Behzad-rabiei merged commit 287412f into main Jan 13, 2025
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