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codeql-action/src/start-proxy.ts
2025-08-05 17:51:51 +01:00

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import * as core from "@actions/core";
import { KnownLanguage } from "./languages";
import { Logger } from "./logging";
import { ConfigurationError } from "./util";
export type Credential = {
type: string;
host?: string;
url?: string;
username?: string;
password?: string;
token?: string;
};
/*
* Language aliases supported by the start-proxy Action.
*
* In general, the CodeQL CLI is the source of truth for language aliases, and to
* allow us to more easily support new languages, we want to avoid hardcoding these
* aliases in the Action itself. However this is difficult to do in the start-proxy
* Action since this Action does not use CodeQL, so we're accepting some hardcoding
* for this Action.
*/
const LANGUAGE_ALIASES: { [lang: string]: KnownLanguage } = {
c: KnownLanguage.cpp,
"c++": KnownLanguage.cpp,
"c#": KnownLanguage.csharp,
kotlin: KnownLanguage.java,
typescript: KnownLanguage.javascript,
"javascript-typescript": KnownLanguage.javascript,
"java-kotlin": KnownLanguage.java,
};
/**
* Parse the start-proxy language input into its canonical CodeQL language name.
*
* Exported for testing. Do not use this outside of the start-proxy Action
* to avoid complicating the process of adding new CodeQL languages.
*/
export function parseLanguage(language: string): KnownLanguage | undefined {
// Normalize to lower case
language = language.trim().toLowerCase();
// See if it's an exact match
if (language in KnownLanguage) {
return language as KnownLanguage;
}
// Check language aliases
if (language in LANGUAGE_ALIASES) {
return LANGUAGE_ALIASES[language];
}
return undefined;
}
const LANGUAGE_TO_REGISTRY_TYPE: Partial<Record<KnownLanguage, string>> = {
java: "maven_repository",
csharp: "nuget_feed",
javascript: "npm_registry",
python: "python_index",
ruby: "rubygems_server",
rust: "cargo_registry",
go: "goproxy_server",
} as const;
/**
* Checks that `value` is neither `undefined` nor `null`.
* @param value The value to test.
* @returns Narrows the type of `value` to exclude `undefined` and `null`.
*/
function isDefined<T>(value: T | null | undefined): value is T {
return value !== undefined && value !== null;
}
// getCredentials returns registry credentials from action inputs.
// It prefers `registries_credentials` over `registry_secrets`.
// If neither is set, it returns an empty array.
export function getCredentials(
logger: Logger,
registrySecrets: string | undefined,
registriesCredentials: string | undefined,
languageString: string | undefined,
): Credential[] {
const language = languageString ? parseLanguage(languageString) : undefined;
const registryTypeForLanguage = language
? LANGUAGE_TO_REGISTRY_TYPE[language]
: undefined;
let credentialsStr: string;
if (registriesCredentials !== undefined) {
logger.info(`Using registries_credentials input.`);
credentialsStr = Buffer.from(registriesCredentials, "base64").toString();
} else if (registrySecrets !== undefined) {
logger.info(`Using registry_secrets input.`);
credentialsStr = registrySecrets;
} else {
logger.info(`No credentials defined.`);
return [];
}
// Parse and validate the credentials
let parsed: Credential[];
try {
parsed = JSON.parse(credentialsStr) as Credential[];
} catch {
// Don't log the error since it might contain sensitive information.
logger.error("Failed to parse the credentials data.");
throw new ConfigurationError("Invalid credentials format.");
}
// Check that the parsed data is indeed an array.
if (!Array.isArray(parsed)) {
throw new ConfigurationError(
"Expected credentials data to be an array of configurations, but it is not.",
);
}
const out: Credential[] = [];
for (const e of parsed) {
if (e === null || typeof e !== "object") {
throw new ConfigurationError("Invalid credentials - must be an object");
}
// Mask credentials to reduce chance of accidental leakage in logs.
if (isDefined(e.password)) {
core.setSecret(e.password);
}
if (isDefined(e.token)) {
core.setSecret(e.token);
}
if (!isDefined(e.url) && !isDefined(e.host)) {
// The proxy needs one of these to work. If both are defined, the url has the precedence.
throw new ConfigurationError(
"Invalid credentials - must specify host or url",
);
}
// Filter credentials based on language if specified. `type` is the registry type.
// E.g., "maven_feed" for Java/Kotlin, "nuget_repository" for C#.
if (registryTypeForLanguage && e.type !== registryTypeForLanguage) {
continue;
}
const isPrintable = (str: string | undefined): boolean => {
return str ? /^[\x20-\x7E]*$/.test(str) : true;
};
if (
!isPrintable(e.type) ||
!isPrintable(e.host) ||
!isPrintable(e.url) ||
!isPrintable(e.username) ||
!isPrintable(e.password) ||
!isPrintable(e.token)
) {
throw new ConfigurationError(
"Invalid credentials - fields must contain only printable characters",
);
}
out.push({
type: e.type,
host: e.host,
url: e.url,
username: e.username,
password: e.password,
token: e.token,
});
}
return out;
}