import config from '@automattic/calypso-config'; import debugFactory from 'debug'; import store from 'store'; import Connect from './connect'; import type { Callback, Context } from '@automattic/calypso-router'; const WP_AUTHORIZE_ENDPOINT = 'https://public-api.wordpress.com/oauth2/authorize'; const debug = debugFactory( 'calypso:jetpack-cloud-connect' ); const DEFAULT_NEXT_LOCATION = '/'; export const connect: Callback = ( context, next ) => { if ( config.isEnabled( 'oauth' ) && config( 'oauth_client_id' ) ) { const redirectUri = new URL( '/connect/oauth/token', window.location.origin ); const authUrl = new URL( WP_AUTHORIZE_ENDPOINT ); authUrl.search = new URLSearchParams( { response_type: 'token', client_id: config( 'oauth_client_id' ), redirect_uri: redirectUri.toString(), scope: 'global', } ).toString(); debug( `authUrl: ${ authUrl }` ); window.location.replace( authUrl.toString() ); } else { context.primary =

Oauth un-enabled or client id missing!

; } next(); }; // The type of `Context.hash` is `string`, but here it is being used as // an object. Assuming the types are wrong, here we override them to fix TS // errors until the types can be corrected. type OverriddenPageContext = Context & { hash?: Record< string, string > }; export const tokenRedirect: Callback = ( ctx, next ) => { const context = ctx as OverriddenPageContext; // We didn't get an auth token; take a step back // and ask for authorization from the user again if ( context.hash?.error ) { context.primary = ; return next(); } if ( context.hash?.access_token ) { debug( 'setting user token' ); store.set( 'wpcom_token', context.hash.access_token ); } if ( context.hash?.expires_in ) { debug( 'setting user token_expires_in' ); store.set( 'wpcom_token_expires_in', context.hash.expires_in ); } try { const nextUrl = new URL( context?.query.next ?? DEFAULT_NEXT_LOCATION, new URL( window.location.origin ) ); document.location.replace( nextUrl.host === window.location.host ? nextUrl.toString() : DEFAULT_NEXT_LOCATION ); } catch ( error ) { // if something is fundamentally wrong with context.query.next we just go to root. document.location.replace( DEFAULT_NEXT_LOCATION ); } };