# frozen_string_literal: true module Coach class RequestSerializer # Rack specs dictate that CONTENT_TYPE and CONTENT_LENGTH # are not prefixed with HTTP_. # See https://rubydoc.info/github/rack/rack/master/file/SPEC RACK_UNPREFIXED_HEADERS = %w[CONTENT_TYPE CONTENT_LENGTH].freeze def self.header_rules @header_rules ||= {} end # Sets global rules on how to sanitize headers. An optional block can be supplied # that will determine how to transform the original header value, otherwise a default # string is used. def self.sanitize_header(header, &rule) header_rules[header] = rule || ->(_value) { "[FILTERED]" } end # Applies sanitizing rules. Expects `header` to be in 'http_header_name' form. def self.apply_header_rule(header, value) return value if header_rules[header].nil? header_rules[header].call(value) end # Resets all header sanitizing def self.clear_header_rules! @header_rules = {} end def initialize(request) @request = request end def serialize { # Identification request_id: @request.uuid, # Request details method: @request.method, path: request_path, format: @request.format.try(:ref), params: @request.filtered_parameters, # uses config.filter_parameters # Extra request info headers: filtered_headers, session_id: @request.remote_ip, # TODO: remove in a future release session_ip: @request.remote_ip, } end private def request_path @request.fullpath rescue StandardError "unknown" end def filtered_headers header_value_pairs = @request.filtered_env.map do |key, value| key = if RACK_UNPREFIXED_HEADERS.include?(key) "http_#{key.downcase}" elsif key =~ /^HTTP_/ key.downcase end [key, self.class.apply_header_rule(key, value)] if key end.compact Hash[header_value_pairs] end end end