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* [FEATURE] Remember Me Configuration * allow users to specify the duration of remember me using remember_me_duration in session config * setting the duration to 0 disables remember me * only render the remember me element if remember me is enabled * prevent malicious users from faking remember me functionality in the backend * add string to duration helper called ParseDurationString to parse a string into a duration * added tests to the helper function * use the SessionProvider to store the time.Duration instead of parsing it over and over again * add sec doc, adjust month/min, consistency * renamed internal/utils/constants.go to internal/utils/const.go to be consistent * added security measure docs * adjusted default remember me duration to be 1 month instead of 1 year * utilize default remember me duration in the autheliaCtx mock * adjust order of keys in session configuration examples * add notes on session security measures secret only being redis * add TODO items for duration notation for both Expiration and Inactivity (will be removed soon) * fix error text for Inactivity in the validator * add session validator tests * deref check bodyJSON.KeepMeLoggedIn and derive the value based on conf and user input and store it (DRY) * remove unnecessary regex for the simplified ParseDurationString utility * ParseDurationString only accepts decimals without leading zeros now * comprehensively test all unit types * remove unnecessary type unions in web * add test to check sanity of time duration consts, this is just so they can't be accidentally changed * simplify deref check and assignment * fix reset password padding/margins * adjust some doc wording * adjust the handler configuration suite test * actually run the handler configuration suite test (whoops) * reduce the number of regex's used by ParseDurationString to 1, thanks to Clement * adjust some error wording |
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