Examples with ResponseType com.sanctionco.thunder.models.ResponseType used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ResponseType

use of com.sanctionco.thunder.models.ResponseType in project thunder by RohanNagar.

the class VerificationResource method sendEmail.

/**
 * Sends an email message to the given email address. The email message will contain
 * a custom URL that can be called to verify the email address. This method will update the user
 * in the database to include the generated verification token.
 *
 * @param uriInfo the HTTP metadata of the incoming request
 * @param response the async response object used to notify that the operation has completed
 * @param auth the auth principal required to access the resource
 * @param email the message recipient's email address
 * @param password the user's password
 *
 * @see VerificationResource#verifyEmail(AsyncResponse, String, String, ResponseType)
 */
@POST
@Metered(name = "send-email-requests")
@SwaggerAnnotations.Methods.Email
public void sendEmail(@Context UriInfo uriInfo, @Suspended AsyncResponse response, @Parameter(hidden = true) @Auth Principal auth, @Parameter(hidden = true) @QueryParam("email") String email, @Parameter(hidden = true) @HeaderParam("password") String password) {
    requestOptions.setTimeout(response, sendEmailTimeoutCounter);
    try {
        requestValidator.validate(password, email, false);
    } catch (RequestValidationException e) {
        response.resume(e.response(email));
        return;
    }
    LOG.info("Attempting to send verification email to user {}", email);
    usersDao.findByEmail(email).thenApply(user -> {
        // Check that the supplied password is correct for the user's account
        requestValidator.verifyPasswordHeader(password, user.getPassword());
        // Generate the unique verification token
        String token = generateVerificationToken();
        // Update the user's verification token
        return new User(new Email(user.getEmail().getAddress(), false, token), user.getPassword(), user.getProperties());
    }).thenCompose(user -> usersDao.update(user.getEmail().getAddress(), user)).thenCompose(result -> {
        // Build the verification URL
        String verificationUrl = uriInfo.getBaseUriBuilder().path("/verify").queryParam("email", result.getEmail().getAddress()).queryParam("token", result.getEmail().getVerificationToken()).queryParam("response_type", "html").build().toString();
        LOG.info("Built verification URL {}", verificationUrl);
        // Send the email to the user's email address
        return emailService.sendVerificationEmail(result.getEmail(), verificationUrl).thenApply(success -> {
            if (!success) {
                LOG.error("Error sending email to address {}", result.getEmail().getAddress());
                throw new ThunderException("An error occurred while attempting to send email.");
            }
            return result;
        });
    }).whenComplete((result, throwable) -> {
        if (Objects.isNull(throwable)) {
            LOG.info("Successfully sent verification email to user {}.", email);
            response.resume(Response.ok(result).build());
        } else {
            LOG.error("Error sending email to {}. Caused by: {}", email, throwable.getMessage());
            response.resume(ThunderException.responseFromThrowable(throwable, email));
        }
    });
}

Example 2 with ResponseType

use of com.sanctionco.thunder.models.ResponseType in project thunder by RohanNagar.

the class VerificationResource method verifyEmail.

/**
 * Verifies the given email, marking it as verified in the database if the token matches the
 * stored verification token. Depending on the given response type, the method will either return
 * a response that contains the updated verified user or will redirect to an HTML success page.
 *
 * @param response the async response object used to notify that the operation has completed
 * @param email the email to verify
 * @param token the verification token associated with the email
 * @param responseType the type of object to include in the HTTP response. Either JSON or HTML.
 *
 * @see VerificationResource#sendEmail(UriInfo, AsyncResponse, Principal, String, String)
 * @see VerificationResource#getSuccessHtml()
 */
@GET
@Metered(name = "verify-email-requests")
@SwaggerAnnotations.Methods.Verify
public void verifyEmail(@Suspended AsyncResponse response, @Parameter(hidden = true) @QueryParam("email") String email, @Parameter(hidden = true) @QueryParam("token") String token, @Parameter(hidden = true) @QueryParam("response_type") @DefaultValue("json") ResponseType responseType) {
    requestOptions.setTimeout(response, verifyTimeoutCounter);
    try {
        requestValidator.validate(token, email, true);
    } catch (RequestValidationException e) {
        response.resume(e.response(email));
        return;
    }
    LOG.info("Attempting to verify email {}", email);
    usersDao.findByEmail(email).thenApply(user -> {
        String verificationToken = user.getEmail().getVerificationToken();
        if (verificationToken == null || verificationToken.isEmpty()) {
            LOG.warn("Tried to read null or empty verification token");
            throw RequestValidationException.tokenNotSet("Bad value found for user verification token.");
        }
        if (!token.equals(verificationToken)) {
            LOG.warn("User provided verification token does not match DB verification token.");
            throw RequestValidationException.incorrectToken("Incorrect verification token.");
        }
        // Create the verified user
        return new User(user.getEmail().verifiedCopy(), user.getPassword(), user.getProperties());
    }).thenCompose(updatedUser -> usersDao.update(email, updatedUser)).whenComplete((result, throwable) -> {
        if (Objects.isNull(throwable)) {
            LOG.info("Successfully verified email {}.", email);
            if (responseType.equals(ResponseType.JSON)) {
                LOG.info("Returning JSON in the response.");
                response.resume(Response.ok(result).build());
            } else {
                LOG.info("Redirecting to /verify/success in order to return HTML.");
                URI uri = UriBuilder.fromUri("/verify/success").build();
                response.resume(Response.seeOther(uri).build());
            }
        } else {
            LOG.error("Error verifying email {}. Caused by: {}", email, throwable.getMessage());
            response.resume(ThunderException.responseFromThrowable(throwable, email));
        }
    });
}