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Encoding/decode data sent over websocket to prevent issues with unicode data #32

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of Unicode data by encoding data before sending and decoding upon receiving over WebSocket. This prevents issues with special characters and ensures data integrity.

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The recent changes in background.ts improve the handling of data sent and received over WebSocket by encoding data using URI encoding before sending and decoding it upon receiving. This ensures proper handling of Unicode data, preventing issues related to data integrity.

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File Change Summary
apps/.../background.ts Modified data handling in sendData and webSocket.onmessage to use URI encoding and decoding

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant WebSocket
    participant Server

    Client->>WebSocket: sendData(request)
    WebSocket->>Client: encodeURIComponent(data)
    Client->>WebSocket: webSocket.send(btoa(encodedDataStr))
    Server-->>WebSocket: MessageReceived(event)
    WebSocket->>Client: decodeURIComponent(interceptDataEncoded)
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In webs of code, the data flows,
Encoded now, no woe it knows.
Through sockets swift, it journeys far,
Unicode safe, like a shooting star.
A change so small, yet oh so bright,
Ensuring all is sent just right. 🌟


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Love one-liner fixes 🙌

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 469ee31 and 909f021.

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  • apps/mocksi-lite/background.ts (2 hunks)
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apps/mocksi-lite/background.ts (2)

71-75: URI encoding implemented correctly to handle Unicode data.

Consider adding a comment explaining why both encodeURIComponent and btoa are used here, as it might not be immediately clear to other developers.


269-271: Decoding process correctly implemented to handle Unicode data.

Ensure that all data sent and received over WebSocket in other parts of the application also follows this new encoding/decoding pattern for consistency.

Verification successful

The WebSocket data handling in apps/mocksi-lite/background.ts appears to be consistent with the new encoding/decoding pattern. The send method uses btoa for encoding, and the onmessage event handler decodes the data using atob and decodeURIComponent.

  • send method: webSocket?.send(btoa(encodedDataStr));
  • onmessage event handler: const interceptDataEncoded = atob(command.payload); const interceptData = decodeURIComponent(interceptDataEncoded);

This ensures that the data is correctly interpreted upon receipt.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that all WebSocket data handling follows the new encoding/decoding pattern.

# Test: Search for WebSocket data handling. Expect: Consistent use of `encodeURIComponent` and `decodeURIComponent`.
rg --type typescript $'webSocket.*send' 'apps/mocksi-lite'
rg --type typescript $'webSocket.*onmessage' 'apps/mocksi-lite'

Length of output: 190



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that all WebSocket data handling follows the new encoding/decoding pattern.

# Test: Search for WebSocket data handling. Expect: Consistent use of `encodeURIComponent` and `decodeURIComponent`.
rg --type ts 'webSocket.*send' 'apps/mocksi-lite'
rg --type ts 'webSocket.*onmessage' 'apps/mocksi-lite'

Length of output: 374

@jonathankap jonathankap merged commit 80a717b into main Jun 5, 2024
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@jonathankap jonathankap deleted the websocket_encoding branch June 5, 2024 21:45
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