Ng/feat/auth/last login method badge - #460
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Introduce LastLoginBadge and show it on the last-used provider button and the email submit. Thread lastLoginMethod prop through AuthProvidersBlock, OAuthButtons, ProviderButton, and LoginForm. Add unit tests for badge rendering.
Record last login provider in a cookie for email, Google, and GitHub callbacks. Convert the login page to an async server component to read params/searchParams, retrieve the last login method, and pass it into LoginForm for UI use.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe login flow stores the last successful authentication method in a secure cookie. The server-rendered login page retrieves it and passes it to login controls. The controls display a localized badge for the matching method and preserve safe redirect handling. ChangesLast login method
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The login flow can redirect users to an attacker-controlled external site through a crafted return destination, enabling phishing or trust-boundary abuse; this should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AuthRoute
participant LoginCookie
participant LoginPage
participant LoginForm
participant OAuthButtons
AuthRoute->>LoginCookie: Store successful login method
LoginPage->>LoginCookie: Read and validate last login method
LoginCookie-->>LoginPage: Return method or null
LoginPage->>LoginForm: Pass lastLoginMethod
LoginForm->>OAuthButtons: Pass provider state
OAuthButtons-->>LoginForm: Render matching last-used badge
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In `@frontend/lib/auth/safe-redirect.ts`:
- Around line 1-4: Update getSafeRedirect to parse returnTo against the
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frontend/app/[locale]/login/page.tsxfrontend/components/auth/LastLoginBadge.tsxfrontend/components/auth/LoginForm.tsxfrontend/components/auth/ProviderButton.tsxfrontend/components/tests/LastLoginBadge.test.tsxfrontend/lib/auth/safe-redirect.tsfrontend/lib/tests/safe-redirect.test.ts
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Validate returnTo with the URL parser.
'/\n//evil.example' passes the current checks. LoginForm assigns it to window.location.href, which resolves it to https://evil.example/. Parse against the configured application origin and reject a different origin. Keep rejecting raw.startsWith('//'); the proposed https://internal.invalid base accepts //internal.invalid/path and redirects away from https://devlovers.net. Add regression tests for both payloads.
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In `@frontend/lib/auth/safe-redirect.ts` around lines 1 - 4, Update
getSafeRedirect to parse returnTo against the configured application origin,
reject parsed URLs with a different origin, and retain the raw.startsWith('//')
rejection so protocol-relative redirects remain blocked. Add regression tests
covering '/\n//evil.example' and '//internal.invalid/path'.
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Description
Adds a "last used" indicator to the login page so returning users can quickly spot which sign-in method they used last time. The chosen method (email, Google, or GitHub) is recorded in an httpOnly cookie on successful login and read back on the login page to highlight the matching option.
Changes
lib/auth-last-login.tswithsetLastLoginMethodCookie/getLastLoginMethod, backed by alast_login_methodhttpOnly cookie (1yr maxAge,securein production)/api/auth/login,/api/auth/google/callback, and/api/auth/github/callback/loginpage to an async Server Component that reads the cookie and passeslastLoginMethoddownLastLoginBadgecomponent and threadlastLoginMethodthroughLoginForm→AuthProvidersBlock→OAuthButtons→ProviderButton, rendering the badge on the matching provider button or the email submit buttonauth.login.lastUsedtranslations (en/uk/pl)LastLoginBadge/ProviderButtonbadge renderingDatabase Changes (if applicable)
N/A — no database changes, cookie-based only.
How Has This Been Tested?
Verified via
LastLoginBadge.test.tsx(badge renders, shows/hides based onisLastUsed) and manual login through all three providers to confirm the badge follows the last-used method.Screenshots (if applicable)
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