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Go to this URL to create the Pull Request:
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https://github.com/sheyman546/Callora-Backend/compare/main...feature/stellar-error-normalization
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1. Click the link above
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2. Review the changes
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3. Click "Create pull request"
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4. Title: "chore(backend): normalize soroban rpc errors into stable api error codes"
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5. Copy description from PR_ERROR_NORMALIZATION.md
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REFRESH_TOKEN_PR_DESCRIPTION.md

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# Refresh Token Strategy Implementation
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## Summary
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This PR implements a comprehensive refresh token strategy for the Callora Backend, addressing issue #232. The implementation enhances security by supporting long-lived refresh tokens with short-lived access tokens, enabling secure token rotation and immediate revocation capabilities.
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## Changes Made
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### 🔐 Core Implementation
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- **RefreshTokenService**: Secure token generation, validation, and management
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- **RefreshTokenRepository**: Database operations for token storage and retrieval
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- **AuthController**: REST endpoints for token refresh, revocation, and management
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- **Auth Routes**: Express routes with proper validation and middleware
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### 🗄️ Database Schema
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- Added `refresh_tokens` table with proper indexing and constraints
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- Includes fields for token hashing, expiration tracking, and revocation status
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- Optimized for performance with composite indexes
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### 📝 Documentation
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- Comprehensive documentation in `docs/auth-refresh-strategy.md`
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- Security considerations and best practices
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- Migration strategy and configuration guidelines
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### 🧪 Testing
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- Unit tests for RefreshTokenService covering all scenarios
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- Integration tests for API endpoints with mock repository
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- Security tests for edge cases and attack vectors
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## Security Features
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### 🔒 Token Security
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- **SHA-256 Hashing**: Refresh tokens stored as secure hashes
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- **Token Validation**: Multiple layers of verification (signature, type, claims)
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- **Hash Verification**: Prevents token substitution attacks
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- **Timing-Safe Comparison**: Prevents timing attacks
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### 🛡️ Protection Mechanisms
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- **Token Expiration**: Configurable expiry times (15m access, 7d refresh)
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- **Revocation Support**: Individual and bulk token revocation
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- **Rate Limiting**: Token usage tracking and cleanup
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- **Maximum Tokens**: Limit of 5 active refresh tokens per user
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### 🔍 Monitoring & Logging
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- Comprehensive logging for security events
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- Token usage tracking with timestamps
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- Failed attempt monitoring
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- Security violation alerts
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## API Endpoints
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### POST /auth/refresh
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Refresh an access token using a valid refresh token
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```json
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Request: { "refreshToken": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9..." }
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Response: { "accessToken": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9...", "tokenType": "Bearer" }
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```
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### POST /auth/revoke
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Revoke a specific refresh token
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```json
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Request: { "refreshToken": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9..." }
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Response: { "message": "Token revoked successfully" }
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```
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### POST /auth/revoke-all
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Revoke all refresh tokens for authenticated user
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```json
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Response: { "message": "All tokens revoked successfully" }
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```
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### GET /auth/tokens
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Get token information for authenticated user
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```json
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Response: { "activeRefreshTokens": 2, "maxAllowedTokens": 5 }
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```
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## Configuration
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### Environment Variables
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```bash
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JWT_SECRET=your-super-secret-key
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ACCESS_TOKEN_EXPIRY=15m
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REFRESH_TOKEN_EXPIRY=7d
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MAX_REFRESH_TOKENS_PER_USER=5
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```
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## Migration Strategy
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### Phase 1: Infrastructure
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- Deploy database migration
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- Update backend services
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- Maintain backward compatibility
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### Phase 2: Client Integration
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- Update clients to handle token pairs
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- Implement automatic token refresh
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- Add token revocation handling
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### Phase 3: Full Rollout
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- Enable refresh token flow for all clients
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- Monitor for issues and performance
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- Cleanup legacy authentication
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## Testing Results
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### ✅ Unit Tests
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- Token creation and validation
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- Refresh token flow
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- Security validations
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- Error handling
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### ✅ Integration Tests
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- API endpoint functionality
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- Database operations
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- Security scenarios
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- Edge cases
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### ✅ Security Tests
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- Token substitution attacks
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- Token enumeration prevention
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- Revoked token rejection
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- Expired token handling
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## Performance Impact
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### Database
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- Minimal overhead with proper indexing
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- Efficient token lookup and cleanup
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- Optimized for concurrent access
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### Memory
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- Efficient token hashing and validation
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- Minimal memory footprint
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- Proper cleanup of expired tokens
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### Network
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- Reduced authentication frequency
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- Smaller access tokens for API calls
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- Efficient token refresh mechanism
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## Backward Compatibility
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- Existing 24-hour JWT tokens continue to work
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- Gradual migration path available
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- No breaking changes to current API
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- Optional refresh token usage
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## Security & Data Integrity Notes
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### 🔐 Security Assumptions
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- JWT secret is properly secured and rotated
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- Database access is properly restricted
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- Client-side token storage follows security best practices
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- Network communication uses HTTPS
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### 🛡️ Data Integrity
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- All tokens are cryptographically signed
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- Token hashes prevent tampering
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- Database constraints ensure data consistency
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- Audit trail for token operations
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### ⚠️ Risk Mitigations
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- Token revocation for compromised tokens
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- Rate limiting prevents abuse
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- Comprehensive logging for monitoring
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- Security testing for attack vectors
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## Future Enhancements
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1. **Token Rotation**: Implement refresh token rotation
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2. **Device Management**: Track tokens by device/browser
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3. **Anomaly Detection**: AI-powered usage analysis
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4. **Multi-factor Refresh**: Additional verification for sensitive ops
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5. **Token Scoping**: Different permissions for different tokens
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## Files Changed
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- `src/types/auth.ts` - Added refresh token interfaces
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- `src/services/refreshTokenService.ts` - Core token service
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- `src/repositories/refreshTokenRepository.ts` - Database operations
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- `src/controllers/authController.ts` - API endpoints
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- `src/routes/authRoutes.ts` - Express routes
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- `src/services/refreshTokenService.test.ts` - Unit tests
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- `tests/integration/refreshToken.test.ts` - Integration tests
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- `docs/auth-refresh-strategy.md` - Documentation
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- `migrations/add_refresh_tokens.sql` - Database schema
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## Testing Commands
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```bash
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# Run unit tests
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npm test src/services/refreshTokenService.test.ts
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# Run integration tests
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npm test tests/integration/refreshToken.test.ts
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# Run all auth-related tests
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npm test -- --testNamePattern="refresh|auth"
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# Type checking
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npm run typecheck
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# Linting
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npm run lint
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```
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## Checklist
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- [x] Comprehensive refresh token implementation
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- [x] Security best practices followed
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- [x] Full test coverage
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- [x] Database migration provided
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- [x] Documentation complete
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- [x] Backward compatibility maintained
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- [x] Performance considerations addressed
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- [x] Security testing completed
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- [x] Error handling robust
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- [x] Logging and monitoring included
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**Security Note**: This implementation follows OWASP JWT security guidelines and industry best practices for token-based authentication systems.

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