MT-23076: support expires_at on api token create and reset - #149
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe API token client now supports optional expiration settings for creation and reset. Types document defaults, non-expiring tokens, and validation limits. Tests cover request payloads and rejected timestamps. The example demonstrates dynamic expiration usage. ChangesAPI token expiration
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In `@examples/general/api-tokens.ts`:
- Around line 25-27: Update the apiTokensClient.create call to avoid the
hard-coded expires_at timestamp becoming past-dated: calculate an expiration
value dynamically in the future at runtime, or omit expires_at so the sample
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22-29: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 TrivialSynchronize the in-app examples.
If the Mailtrap app shows equivalent API-token examples, confirm that they match the dynamic expiration and optional reset parameters. Update them when needed.
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In `@src/lib/api/resources/ApiTokens.ts`:
- Around line 60-69: Update ApiTokens.reset to omit the request body when params
is absent or an empty object, while preserving the body for non-empty
ResetApiTokenRequest values; restore the conditional post invocation and add a
regression test covering reset(id, {}).
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In `@examples/general/api-tokens.ts`:
- Around line 22-29: Synchronize the API-token example around
apiTokensClient.create with any equivalent Mailtrap app examples, ensuring they
use the same dynamic expiration behavior and document the optional expires_at
reset values, including omission and null for non-expiring tokens.
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| * store it securely. Tokens that have already been reset or have already | ||
| * expired cannot be reset — both are rejected with a 422. | ||
| * Unless `expires_at` is provided, the new token expiration falls back to the | ||
| * server default (a 1-year default is being rolled out); pass `expires_at: null` | ||
| * for a token that never expires. | ||
| */ | ||
| public async reset(id: number) { | ||
| public async reset(id: number, params?: ResetApiTokenRequest) { | ||
| const url = `${this.apiTokensURL}/${id}/reset`; | ||
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| return this.client.post<ApiTokenWithToken, ApiTokenWithToken>(url); | ||
| return this.client.post<ApiTokenWithToken, ApiTokenWithToken>(url, params); |
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In Axios 1.18.0, when using a custom transformRequest function to perform JSON.stringify(object), you may encounter issues where the request body is sent incorrectly, becomes undefined, or fails to include desired data because JSON.stringify natively removes keys with undefined values or because the transformation output does not adhere to the required output format [1][2]. To successfully stringify an object in transformRequest while handling undefined values or ensuring the correct output, follow these best practices: 1. Handle Undefined Values: Use a replacer function with JSON.stringify to convert undefined values to null (or another desired value), as JSON.stringify otherwise omits these keys [1][2]. 2. Set Content-Type: When using a custom transformRequest, Axios may not automatically set the Content-Type header to application/json. You should set this manually within the transformer function [2]. 3. Ensure Valid Return Type: The final output of your transformRequest must be a string, Buffer, ArrayBuffer, FormData, or Stream [3][4]. If you return an object, the request will fail or behave unexpectedly [5]. Example implementation: const instance = axios.create({ transformRequest: [ function (data, headers) { // 1. Manually set the content type headers['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'; // 2. Stringify using a replacer function to handle undefined return JSON.stringify(data, (key, value) => { return value === undefined? null: value; }); } ] }); instance.post('/endpoint', { key1: 'value', key2: undefined // Will be converted to null instead of removed }); Note that transformRequest is an array of functions [6]. If you are using axios.create or overriding the default configuration, ensure you are not accidentally overwriting default transformers if you still rely on them [5]. If you use new axios.Axios directly rather than axios.create, default transformers are not included by default and must be explicitly added [7].
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- 1: How to change JSON.stringify for undefined values ? axios/axios#2764
- 2: Automatic JSON stringifycation replacer parameter axios/axios#2822
- 3: https://fossies.org/linux/www/axios-1.18.0.tar.gz/axios-1.18.0/docs/pages/advanced/request-config.md
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- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48819885/axios-transformrequest-how-to-alter-json-payload
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- 7: "Data after transformation must be a string, an ArrayBuffer, a Buffer, or a Stream" when making POST request with
Axiosinstance axios/axios#4710
Keep empty reset options bodyless.
ResetApiTokenRequest allows reset(id, {}), but post(url, params) serializes {} as an empty JSON object. Restore the conditional body handling and add a regression test for reset(id, {}).
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In `@src/lib/api/resources/ApiTokens.ts` around lines 60 - 69, Update
ApiTokens.reset to omit the request body when params is absent or an empty
object, while preserving the body for non-empty ResetApiTokenRequest values;
restore the conditional post invocation and add a regression test covering
reset(id, {}).
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Motivation
MT-23076
The API token endpoints now accept an optional
expires_at(createApiTokenrequest body and a new optionalresetApiTokenbody). This exposes it in the SDK.Changes
expires_at?: string | nulltoCreateApiTokenRequest(maps to theexpires_atparam of thecreateApiTokenoperation)ResetApiTokenRequesttype and an optionalparamsargument toapiTokens.reset(id, params?)(theresetApiTokenoperation now takes an optional body)paramsis omitted,resetsends no request body – identical to the previous behaviorexpires_at: nullis serialized as an explicit JSON null ("never expires"); omitting the key leaves the expiration to the server default (a 1-year default is being rolled out)How to test
apiTokens.create({ name, resources })withoutexpires_at– request body has noexpires_atkey, token is created as beforeapiTokens.create({ ..., expires_at: "2027-06-01T00:00:00Z" })– created token'sexpires_atmatches the passed valueapiTokens.create({ ..., expires_at: null })– created token never expires (expires_at: nullin the response)apiTokens.create({ ..., expires_at: "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z" })(past date) – rejected,MailtrapErrorwith the server's 422 messageapiTokens.reset(id)without params – no request body sent, reset works exactly as beforeapiTokens.reset(id, { expires_at: null })– new token never expiresapiTokens.reset(id, { expires_at: "<future date>" })– new token expires at the passed valueCompanion PRs
Caveat: release/merge only after falcon deploys MT-23076 and zap_api_token_expiration is enabled in production.
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