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refactor: migrate architecture and centralize auth rate limiting - #12
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds service-level authentication rate limits and updates HTTP rate-limit responses. It separates configuration, observability, and adapter packages, uses DTO response types in handlers and API specifications, and adds setup and architecture documentation. ChangesAuthentication and HTTP architecture
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HTTPHandler
participant AuthService
participant RateLimiter
participant RateLimitStore
HTTPHandler->>AuthService: Submit authentication command
AuthService->>RateLimiter: Check policy and subject
RateLimiter->>RateLimitStore: Read or update fixed-window counter
RateLimitStore-->>RateLimiter: Allow decision or backend error
RateLimiter-->>AuthService: Rate-limit result
AuthService-->>HTTPHandler: Continue or return RateLimitError
HTTPHandler->>HTTPHandler: Map error to 429 or 503 response
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Clarify which production secrets have a 32-byte minimum. The ambiguity warrants a documentation correction but does not, on the supplied evidence, block merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The main authentication controls remain in place, but new setup guidance overstates which credentials receive production-length validation. That can give operators false confidence without changing the validator itself. Retained concerns
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- Line 19: Update the production secret-length statement in the setup
documentation to name JWT_ACCESS_SECRET, REFRESH_TOKEN_HASH_KEY, SESSION_SECRET,
and RATE_LIMIT_KEY as the settings that must each be at least 32 bytes; clarify
that OAuth and email credentials are not covered by this check.
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README.mdcmd/auth-go/main.godocs/architecture.mddocs/authentication.mddocs/docs.godocs/rate-limiting.mddocs/setup.mddocs/storage-and-caching.mddocs/swagger.jsondocs/swagger.yamlinternal/adapter/inbound/http/audit.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/audit_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/auth_handler.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/auth_integration_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/context.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/dto/response.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/dto/user_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/handler.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/handler_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/health.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/metrics.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/metrics_routes_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/auth.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/error_handler.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/errors.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/errors_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/logging.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/metrics.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/middleware/metrics_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/oauth_handler.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/rate_limit.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/rate_limit_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/request_context.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/request_context_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/routes.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/server.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/server_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/swagger.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/swagger_routes_test.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/user_handler.gointernal/adapter/inbound/http/user_helper.gointernal/adapter/outbound/email/sender.gointernal/adapter/outbound/email/sender_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/jwt/tokens.gointernal/adapter/outbound/jwt/tokens_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/oauth/client.gointernal/adapter/outbound/oauth/client_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/password/hasher.gointernal/adapter/outbound/password/hasher_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/postgres/pgtype_helpers.gointernal/adapter/outbound/postgres/pool.gointernal/adapter/outbound/postgres/refresh_token_integration_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/postgres/user_integration_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/postgres/user_repository.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/memory_store.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/memory_store_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/postgres_store.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/postgres_store_integration_test.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/redis_client.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/redis_store.gointernal/adapter/outbound/ratelimit/redis_store_integration_test.gointernal/architecture/dependencies_test.gointernal/bootstrap/rate_limit.gointernal/bootstrap/rate_limit_test.gointernal/bootstrap/run.gointernal/config/rate_limit.gointernal/config/rate_limit_test.gointernal/config/settings.gointernal/config/settings_test.gointernal/core/domain/user.gointernal/core/port/service.gointernal/core/ratelimit/limiter.gointernal/core/ratelimit/limiter_test.gointernal/core/service/auth.gointernal/core/service/new.gointernal/core/service/rate_limit.gointernal/core/service/service_test.gointernal/observability/audit.gointernal/observability/logging.gointernal/observability/logging_test.gointernal/observability/metrics.gointernal/observability/metrics_test.go
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| GitHub and Google OAuth are optional (`GITHUB_CLIENT_ID`/`GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET`, `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID`/`GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`); a configured client ID requires a matching secret. Configuration is validated before the database or HTTP server starts; production requires each secret above to be at least 32 bytes. Refer to `.env.example` for every supported setting, including `ALLOWED_ORIGINS`, `DOMAIN`, `LOG_LEVEL`, and [rate-limit policies](rate-limiting.md). Replace the example secrets and do not commit `.env`. |
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rg -n -C 4 'JWT_ACCESS_SECRET|REFRESH_TOKEN_HASH_KEY|SESSION_SECRET|RATE_LIMIT_KEY|32' internal/configRepository: Jonathan0823/auth-go
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CWE: CWE-16
Name the secrets covered by the production length check.
Production validation enforces a minimum of 32 bytes for JWT_ACCESS_SECRET, REFRESH_TOKEN_HASH_KEY, SESSION_SECRET, and RATE_LIMIT_KEY. It does not apply this check to email or OAuth credentials. Replace the ambiguous wording:
Update the secret-length statement
-GitHub and Google OAuth are optional (`GITHUB_CLIENT_ID`/`GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET`, `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID`/`GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`); a configured client ID requires a matching secret. Configuration is validated before the database or HTTP server starts; production requires each secret above to be at least 32 bytes. Refer to `.env.example` for every supported setting, including `ALLOWED_ORIGINS`, `DOMAIN`, `LOG_LEVEL`, and [rate-limit policies](rate-limiting.md). Replace the example secrets and do not commit `.env`.
+GitHub and Google OAuth are optional (`GITHUB_CLIENT_ID`/`GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET`, `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID`/`GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`); a configured client ID requires a matching secret. Configuration is validated before the database or HTTP server starts; in production, `JWT_ACCESS_SECRET`, `REFRESH_TOKEN_HASH_KEY`, `SESSION_SECRET`, and `RATE_LIMIT_KEY` must each be at least 32 bytes. Refer to `.env.example` for every supported setting, including `ALLOWED_ORIGINS`, `DOMAIN`, `LOG_LEVEL`, and [rate-limit policies](rate-limiting.md). Replace the example secrets and do not commit `.env`.📝 Committable suggestion
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| GitHub and Google OAuth are optional (`GITHUB_CLIENT_ID`/`GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET`, `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID`/`GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`); a configured client ID requires a matching secret. Configuration is validated before the database or HTTP server starts; production requires each secret above to be at least 32 bytes. Refer to `.env.example` for every supported setting, including `ALLOWED_ORIGINS`, `DOMAIN`, `LOG_LEVEL`, and [rate-limit policies](rate-limiting.md). Replace the example secrets and do not commit `.env`. | |
| GitHub and Google OAuth are optional (`GITHUB_CLIENT_ID`/`GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET`, `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID`/`GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`); a configured client ID requires a matching secret. Configuration is validated before the database or HTTP server starts; in production, `JWT_ACCESS_SECRET`, `REFRESH_TOKEN_HASH_KEY`, `SESSION_SECRET`, and `RATE_LIMIT_KEY` must each be at least 32 bytes. Refer to `.env.example` for every supported setting, including `ALLOWED_ORIGINS`, `DOMAIN`, `LOG_LEVEL`, and [rate-limit policies](rate-limiting.md). Replace the example secrets and do not commit `.env`. |
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Review comment at @docs/setup.md at line 19:
Update the production secret-length statement in the setup documentation to name
JWT_ACCESS_SECRET, REFRESH_TOKEN_HASH_KEY, SESSION_SECRET, and RATE_LIMIT_KEY as
the settings that must each be at least 32 bytes; clarify that OAuth and email
credentials are not covered by this check.
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