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testing-cqrs-security

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Test CQRSTemplate security features end-to-end. Use when verifying session auth, CSRF, CSP, DTO rendering, role-based access, registration, or logout behavior.

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    Check response headers on any page for Content-Security-Policy containing cdn.jsdelivr.net

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    Create a cookie via /cookies/create

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    If DTO transformation is broken, views would throw errors trying ->getName()->getValue() on a DTO

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    No external secrets required.

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SKILL.md

Testing CQRSTemplate Security Features

Prerequisites

MySQL Setup

sudo systemctl start mysql
# Database: ci4_cqrs, User: ci4user/ci4pass (created during initial setup)

Database Seeding

Seed the database with test accounts and sample data:

cd /home/ubuntu/repos/CQRSTemplate
php spark migrate --all
php spark db:seed DatabaseSeeder

This creates:

  • admin@example.com / password123 (admin role)
  • customer@example.com / password123 (customer role)
  • Sample cookie records

Note: Seeded accounts bypass password complexity validation since the seeder hashes passwords directly with Argon2id.

JWT Secret Key

The JwtService validates that JWT_SECRET_KEY is not weak. Use a strong hex key (48+ bytes):

STRONG_KEY=$(openssl rand -hex 48)
# In .env, use CI4 format with quotes:
# JWT_SECRET_KEY = '<key>'

Gotcha: Base64 keys with = signs may cause CI4's .env parser issues. Use hex encoding instead.

Gotcha: The JWT key must be set as an environment variable when starting the dev server, OR correctly formatted in .env. If using php spark serve, the .env file is read by CI4's DotEnv loader, but you may need to also export JWT_SECRET_KEY=... in the shell for reliability.

Start Dev Server

export JWT_SECRET_KEY='<your-strong-key>'
cd /home/ubuntu/repos/CQRSTemplate
php spark serve --port 8080

User Registration

The register form at /auth/register has three fields: Full Name, Email, Password.

Password complexity requirements (enforced by PasswordComplexity value object):

  • Minimum 12 characters
  • At least one uppercase letter
  • At least one digit
  • At least one special character

Example valid password: TestPass123!@

Alternatively, register users via curl:

CSRF=$(curl -s -c /tmp/reg.txt http://localhost:8080/auth/register | grep -oP 'name="csrf_test_name" value="\K[^"]+') 
curl -s -c /tmp/reg.txt -b /tmp/reg.txt -X POST http://localhost:8080/auth/register \
  -d "name=Test+User&email=testuser@example.com&password=TestPass123!@&csrf_test_name=${CSRF}"

Key Test Flows

1. Session Auth Middleware (C-1)

  • Navigate to /cookies or /dashboard without being logged in
  • Expected: 302 redirect to /auth/login with flash "Please log in to continue."

2. CSP Headers and External CSS (M-1)

  • Check response headers on any page for Content-Security-Policy containing cdn.jsdelivr.net
  • Auth pages should link to /css/auth.css with no inline <style> blocks
  • Layout pages should have SRI integrity attributes on Bootstrap CDN links

3. Login and Session Regeneration (C-2)

  • Login with valid credentials (use seeded accounts or register a new user)
  • Expected: Redirect to /dashboard, Bootstrap-styled layout renders correctly
  • Navbar should show: ERP Template, Dashboard, Cookies links + Logout button on the right
  • The "Users" link only appears for admin users

4. Cookie CRUD with DTO Rendering (H-5)

  • Create a cookie via /cookies/create
  • Expected: Cookie list and detail views render DTO properties ($cookie->name, $cookie->formattedPrice, $cookie->stock)
  • If DTO transformation is broken, views would throw errors trying ->getName()->getValue() on a DTO

5. Role-Based Access (SessionRoleMiddleware)

  • Login as customer, navigate to /admin/users
  • Expected: Redirect to /dashboard with "You do not have permission to access this resource."
  • The "Users" link in the navbar is only visible to admin users.

6. Logout

  • Click the Logout button in the navbar (right side, styled as btn-outline-light btn-sm)
  • Expected: Redirected to /auth/login. Attempting to access /cookies while logged out returns redirect to /auth/login with "Please log in to continue." flash message.

7. API 401/403 Response (H-10)

  • curl http://localhost:8080/api/v1/users -H 'Accept: application/json'
  • Expected: JSON with error and message keys. No your_role or required_role fields.

8. CSRF Token Randomization (M-6, M-7)

  • Load /auth/login twice, extract csrf_test_name values
  • Expected: Tokens differ between loads

Static Analysis

composer phpstan   # PHPStan Level 8, expect 0 errors
composer phpcs     # PHPCS, expect 0 violations
composer test      # PHPUnit, expect all tests to pass

Devin Secrets Needed

No external secrets required. JWT_SECRET_KEY is generated locally for testing.

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