Mailspring/internal_packages/keybase/lib/passphrase-popover.cjsx
Logan Davis 40f9e5172a pgp-plugin update (#2534)
* Fix private key email-adder, add "no private key" error

The decrypt UI is seriously confusing some people. This commit
adds an error message that should at least stop them from trying
to decrypt a message without a private key to speak of. Also,
there was a dumb hardcoded true in validAddress.

* Adds incorrect passphrase notification; enables carriage return for popover

The passphrase popover was woefully inadequate. It didn't tell users
when they had the wrong password - it just closed without saying anything -
and you couldn't even use carriage return to submit the password.
This commit fixes those mistakes by buffing out passphrase-popover.cjsx.

* Adds private key popover to decrypt button

The decrypt UI was confusing and didn't provide the user with
an option to get a key imported from the message view. This
mondo commit adds an entirely new popover so that the user
never again will be forced to go to the preferences page.

* Adds more forgiving encrypted block parsing

* Overhauls decryption error handling

The decrypt UI didn't clearly communicate error messages from the
failure in PGPKeyStore.decrypt up to the user. This commit adds
nice error surfacing as well as some pretty colors.

* Fix encrypt modal key miscount error via getKeyContents coercion

On Linux and Windows, fs.watch double-triggers on some actions in
the key folder, for reasons that aren't super clear. This was causing
issues where the encrypt modal would report not having a key loaded
even though the key was totally loaded and saved. This commit sort
of kludgily forces the modal to run getKeyContents for every key
it has saved right before it returns them all. This would probably
be better fixed with a refactor the the PGP Keystore.

* remember to close popover, d'oh

* patch key picker modal styling for Linux and Windows

* response to review
2016-07-08 11:29:10 -07:00

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CoffeeScript

{React, Actions} = require 'nylas-exports'
Identity = require './identity'
PGPKeyStore = require './pgp-key-store'
_ = require 'underscore'
fs = require 'fs'
pgp = require 'kbpgp'
module.exports =
class PassphrasePopover extends React.Component
constructor: ->
@state = {
passphrase: ""
placeholder: "PGP private key password"
error: false
mounted: true
}
componentDidMount: ->
@_mounted = true
componentWillUnmount: ->
@_mounted = false
@propTypes:
identity: React.PropTypes.instanceOf(Identity)
addresses: React.PropTypes.array
render: ->
classNames = if @state.error then "key-passphrase-input form-control bad-passphrase" else "key-passphrase-input form-control"
<div className="passphrase-popover">
<input type="password" value={@state.passphrase} placeholder={@state.placeholder} className={classNames} onChange={@_onPassphraseChange} onKeyUp={@_onKeyUp} />
<button className="btn btn-toolbar" onClick={@_validatePassphrase}>Done</button>
</div>
_onPassphraseChange: (event) =>
@setState
passphrase: event.target.value
placeholder: "PGP private key password"
error: false
_onKeyUp: (event) =>
if event.keyCode == 13
@_validatePassphrase()
_validatePassphrase: () =>
passphrase = @state.passphrase
for emailIndex of @props.addresses
email = @props.addresses[emailIndex]
privateKeys = PGPKeyStore.privKeys(address: email, timed: false)
for keyIndex of privateKeys
# check to see if the password unlocks the key
key = privateKeys[keyIndex]
fs.readFile(key.keyPath, (err, data) =>
pgp.KeyManager.import_from_armored_pgp {
armored: data
}, (err, km) =>
if err
console.warn err
else
km.unlock_pgp { passphrase: passphrase }, (err) =>
if err
if parseInt(keyIndex, 10) == privateKeys.length - 1
if parseInt(emailIndex, 10) == @props.addresses.length - 1
# every key has been tried, the password failed on all of them
if @_mounted
@setState
passphrase: ""
placeholder: "Incorrect password"
error: true
else
# the password unlocked a key; that key should be used
@_onDone()
)
_onDone: =>
if @props.identity?
@props.onPopoverDone(@state.passphrase, @props.identity)
else
@props.onPopoverDone(@state.passphrase)
Actions.closePopover()