feat!(csrf-with-session): Update example for Fiber v3 #2257
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WalkthroughThe recent updates primarily involve upgrading the Fiber framework from version 2 to version 3 in the Changes
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csrf-with-session/main.go (1)
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279-279: The TLS configuration is missing aMinVersionsetting. It's recommended to specify TLS 1.3 as the minimum version to enhance security.- config := &tls.Config{Certificates: []tls.Certificate{cert}} + config := &tls.Config{Certificates: []tls.Certificate{cert}, MinVersion: tls.VersionTLS13}
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csrf-with-session/main.go (9)
15-17: Updated import paths to Fiber v3 look correct.
98-98: The error handler for CSRF is well-implemented, providing detailed error responses based on the content type. This is a good practice for user-friendly error handling.
137-137: The root route handler is correctly updated to use the new Fiber v3 context without a pointer. This change aligns with the Fiber v3 upgrade.
145-152: The CSRF token retrieval usingcsrf.TokenFromContext(c)is correctly implemented in the login GET route. This is a necessary addition for enhanced security.
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155-195: The login POST route correctly retrieves CSRF tokens and handles authentication logic. However, the redirection method has been updated to use the newc.Redirect().To("/path")syntax, which is part of the Fiber v3 changes.
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198-211: The logout GET route correctly destroys the session and uses the updated redirect method. This ensures that the session is properly cleaned up before redirecting the user, which is crucial for security.
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215-225: The protected GET route correctly checks if the user is logged in and redirects unauthenticated users. The use ofc.Redirect().To("/login")is consistent with the new Fiber v3 syntax.
228-234: The CSRF token is correctly retrieved in the protected GET route. This is important for maintaining security on sensitive pages.
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237-260: The protected POST route handles form submissions securely by checking user authentication and retrieving CSRF tokens. The redirection and CSRF token handling are correctly implemented.
This pull request updates the example to use Fiber v3.