Implement rate limiting and enhance authentication flow
- Added rate limiting configuration for authentication endpoints, allowing customizable request limits via environment variables. - Updated authentication flow to utilize HttpRequest for cookie management, ensuring secure handling of refresh tokens. - Introduced a new endpoint to retrieve user subscription details. - Enhanced the handling of Telegram bot token validation to prevent errors with empty tokens. - Updated the application to serialize enums as strings for better documentation and compatibility with TypeScript. - Improved test coverage for new features and adjustments in command handlers.
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@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ public class LoginCommandHandlerTests
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{
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var userId = Guid.NewGuid();
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var authUser = new AuthenticatedUser(userId, "alice", "user");
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var profile = new CurrentUserProfile(userId, "alice", Guid.NewGuid(), "user", IsActivated: true, IsBlocked: false, MaxConfigs: 3);
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var profile = new CurrentUserProfile(userId, "alice", Guid.NewGuid(), "user", IsActivated: true, IsBlocked: false, MaxConfigs: 3, SubscriptionToken: "sub-token");
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_identityService.ValidateCredentialsAsync("alice", "P@ssw0rd", Arg.Any<CancellationToken>())
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.Returns(Result.Success(authUser));
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