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Allow localhost database URL #426

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@rynobax rynobax commented Jan 11, 2018

This change was discussed in #116.

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rynobax commented Jan 11, 2018

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@@ -131,6 +131,8 @@ export const parseURL = function(
subdomain = parts[0].toLowerCase();
} else if (parts.length === 2) {
domain = parts[0];
} else if (parts[0].split(':')[0].toLowerCase() === 'localhost') {
subdomain = 'localhost';
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Can you move the port extraction logic from line 136 up so that it happens before this if-statement? Then we won't have to double parse the port number.

Then I would also suggest that instead of assigning 'localhost' to subdomain you should assign it to domain. A subdomain would be something like 'foo' in 'foo.localhost'.

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rynobax commented Jan 18, 2018

I believe I made the change you requested about parsing the port number, let me know if that is not what you had in mind.

I also changed it to set the domain to localhost. However, the subdomain also needs to be set to something, as it is used for the 'namespace' variable, which cannot be empty. For now it also sets the subdomain to 'localhost', as I am not entirely sure of what the namespace is used for.

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I also changed it to set the domain to localhost. However, the subdomain also needs to be set to something, as it is used for the 'namespace' variable, which cannot be empty. For now it also sets the subdomain to 'localhost', as I am not entirely sure of what the namespace is used for.

Thanks, the changes look mostly good. The namespace is used by our backend if you are not connecting the intended host. For mocking, this should not be needed. It seems like you changed the assert to no longer fire AND you set the subdomain to localhost? Can you explain why we need to do both - otherwise I would just remove the setting of the subdomain and we should be good to submit this PR.

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rynobax commented Jan 20, 2018

If the subdomain is not set, the test fails with the error Error: Invalid Firebase Database URL failed: First argument must be a valid firebase URL and the path can't contain ".", "#", "$", "[", or "]".

The error seems to be triggered by this line, because the namespace is an empty string:

!isValidKey(parsedUrl.repoInfo.namespace) ||

If I remove that line all the tests pass.

The two options that come to my mind are:

  1. Do not set the subdomain on localhost domains
  2. In validation.ts, skip the namepace validity check if the host is localhost

Or:

  1. Set the subdomain on localhost domains
  2. Remove the extra check I added to the assert

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Do not set the subdomain on localhost domains
In validation.ts, skip the namespace validity check if the host is localhost

Please go ahead and do this. It seems cleaner.

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rynobax commented Jan 20, 2018

I made the changes.

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LGTM. Note that this won't work for localhost URLs that don't have a port set. I will send you a follow up PR to add support for this.

@schmidt-sebastian schmidt-sebastian merged commit c653c56 into firebase:master Jan 22, 2018
schmidt-sebastian pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 2, 2018
* Allow localhost database URL

* Setting domain on localhost server address

* [AUTOMATED]: Prettier Code Styling

* Allow namespace to be invalid if the host is localhost

* [AUTOMATED]: Prettier Code Styling
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