Add CodeCatalyst user information command for AWS Toolkit #56

Copilot · 2025-09-19T21:07:32Z

This PR addresses a user request for "Atlassian user info" by implementing a new VS Code command that displays AWS CodeCatalyst user information. The user appears to have been confused about which service they were using, as this is the AWS Toolkit repository, not an Atlassian product.

What's Added

New Command: aws.codecatalyst.showUserInfo

Title: "AWS: Show User Information"
Functionality: Displays current CodeCatalyst user details in a modal dialog
Information shown: User ID, Username, Display Name, and Primary Email
Access methods: Command Palette and CodeCatalyst Explorer context menu

Implementation Details

The command leverages existing AWS Toolkit infrastructure:

Authentication: Uses the established CodeCatalyst authentication flow via client.verifySession()
Error handling: Provides clear error messages when authentication fails or API errors occur
Enablement: Only available when CodeCatalyst connection is active
UI integration: Added to both Command Palette and CodeCatalyst Explorer right-click menu

Example Usage

Via Command Palette: Ctrl+Shift+P → "AWS: Show User Information"
Via Context Menu: Right-click in CodeCatalyst Explorer → "Show User Information"

The command displays user information in a modal dialog like:

User ID: AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE
Username: johndoe  
Display Name: John Doe
Email: [email protected]

Files Changed

packages/core/src/codecatalyst/commands.ts - Added showUserInfo function and command method
packages/toolkit/package.json - Added VS Code command contributions and context menu entry
packages/core/package.nls.json - Added localization string for command title
packages/core/src/test/codecatalyst/commands.test.ts - Added unit tests for success and error scenarios

User Experience

This change transforms a confusing situation where users ask about "Atlassian user info" in an AWS context into a clear path to see their actual AWS/CodeCatalyst user information. The command follows established AWS Toolkit patterns and provides proper error guidance for authentication issues.

Fixes #55.

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cobbdan · 2025-09-22T21:37:59Z

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Summary

This PR successfully implements a new CodeCatalyst user information command that addresses the user's request for "Atlassian user info" by providing AWS CodeCatalyst user details instead. The implementation follows established patterns in the codebase and provides good integration with VS Code's command system.

Key Strengths

Clear Intent: The PR addresses user confusion by providing the correct AWS CodeCatalyst user information instead of non-existent Atlassian functionality
Consistent Architecture: Follows existing patterns for CodeCatalyst commands with proper authentication flow and error handling
Good Integration: Properly integrates with VS Code's command palette and context menus
Test Coverage: Includes unit tests for both success and error scenarios

Critical Issues to Address

Security Concern: User information (User ID, email) is displayed in full without any masking, which could lead to information exposure
Missing Localization: Several error message strings are not included in the localization file
Test Quality: Mock client creation uses incorrect typing that could cause runtime issues

Recommendations

Implement data masking for sensitive user information in the display
Add missing localization strings for all error messages
Fix the test mock setup to use proper TypeScript types
Consider more specific error handling for different authentication states
Add a newline at the end of the test file to follow coding standards

The core functionality is solid, but the security and localization issues should be addressed before merging.

amazon-q-developer · 2025-09-22T21:39:55Z

packages/core/src/codecatalyst/commands.ts

+        const userInfoMessage = [
+            `**User Information**`,
+            ``,
+            `**User ID:** ${userDetails.userId}`,
+            `**Username:** ${userDetails.userName}`,
+            `**Display Name:** ${userDetails.displayName}`,
+            `**Email:** ${userDetails.primaryEmail}`,


🛑 Security Vulnerability: The user information displayed in the modal dialog may contain sensitive data that could be exposed to unauthorized users. The userDetails.userId and userDetails.primaryEmail fields should be handled with care to prevent information disclosure.

Suggested change

const userInfoMessage = [

`**User Information**`,

``,

`**User ID:** ${userDetails.userId}`,

`**Username:** ${userDetails.userName}`,

`**Display Name:** ${userDetails.displayName}`,

`**Email:** ${userDetails.primaryEmail}`,

const userInfoMessage = [

`**User Information**`,

``,

`**User ID:** ${userDetails.userId.substring(0, 8)}...`,

`**Username:** ${userDetails.userName}`,

`**Display Name:** ${userDetails.displayName}`,

`**Email:** ${userDetails.primaryEmail.replace(/(.{2})(.*)(@.*)/, '$1***$3')}`,

].join('\n')

amazon-q-developer · 2025-09-22T21:39:56Z

packages/core/src/codecatalyst/commands.ts

+        if (error instanceof ToolkitError) {
+            await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(
+                localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.error', 'Failed to get user information: {0}', error.message)
+            )
+        } else {
+            await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(
+                localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.errorGeneric', 'Failed to get user information. Please ensure you are authenticated with CodeCatalyst.')
+            )
+        }
+        throw error
+    }


The error handling could be improved by providing more specific error messages based on the error type. Consider checking for authentication-specific errors and providing clearer guidance to users.

Suggested change

if (error instanceof ToolkitError) {

await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(

localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.error', 'Failed to get user information: {0}', error.message)

)

} else {

await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(

localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.errorGeneric', 'Failed to get user information. Please ensure you are authenticated with CodeCatalyst.')

)

}

throw error

}

} catch (error) {

if (error instanceof ToolkitError) {

if (error.code === 'NoConnectionBadState') {

await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(

localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.notConnected', 'Not connected to CodeCatalyst. Please connect first.')

)

} else {

await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(

localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.error', 'Failed to get user information: {0}', error.message)

)

}

} else {

await vscode.window.showErrorMessage(

localize('aws.codecatalyst.userInfo.errorGeneric', 'Failed to get user information. Please ensure you are authenticated with CodeCatalyst.')

)

}

throw error

}

amazon-q-developer · 2025-09-22T21:39:56Z

packages/core/src/test/codecatalyst/commands.test.ts

+
+    beforeEach(function () {
+        sandbox = sinon.createSandbox()
+        mockClient = sandbox.createStubInstance(Object as any)


The mock client creation is incorrect. Object as any doesn't provide the proper type structure for CodeCatalystClient. This could lead to runtime errors in tests.

amazon-q-developer · 2025-09-22T21:39:56Z

packages/core/src/test/codecatalyst/commands.test.ts

+            }
+        })
+    })
+})


The test file is missing a newline at the end, which violates common coding standards and may cause issues with some tools.

packages/core/src/test/codecatalyst/commands.test.ts

amazon-q-developer · 2025-09-22T21:39:56Z

packages/core/package.nls.json

    "AWS.command.codecatalyst.login": "Connect to CodeCatalyst",
    "AWS.command.codecatalyst.logout": "Sign out of CodeCatalyst",
    "AWS.command.codecatalyst.signout": "Sign Out",
+    "AWS.command.codecatalyst.showUserInfo": "Show User Information",


The localization string is missing additional entries for the error messages used in the showUserInfo function. This could cause localization issues.

packages/toolkit/package.json

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