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Small methods make your code easier to understand, in particular if combined with a good name. Besides, if your method is small, finding a good name is usually much easier.
For example, if you find yourself adding comments to a method's body, this is usually a good sign to extract the commented part to a new method, and use the comment as a starting point when coming up with a good name for this new method.
Commonly applied refactorings include:
If many parameters/temporary variables are present:
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| 33 | public function check(AuthenticatorAttestationResponse $authenticatorAttestationResponse, PublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions $publicKeyCredentialCreationOptions, ?string $rpId = null): void |
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| 34 | { |
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| 35 | /** @see 7.1.1 */ |
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| 36 | //Nothing to do |
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| 38 | /** @see 7.1.2 */ |
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| 39 | $C = $authenticatorAttestationResponse->getClientDataJSON(); |
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| 41 | /* @see 7.1.3 */ |
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| 42 | Assertion::eq('webauthn.create', $C->getType(), 'The client data type is not "webauthn.create".'); |
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| 44 | /* @see 7.1.4 */ |
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| 45 | Assertion::true(hash_equals($publicKeyCredentialCreationOptions->getChallenge(), $C->getChallenge()), 'Invalid challenge.'); |
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| 47 | /** @see 7.1.5 */ |
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| 48 | $rpId = $rpId ?? $publicKeyCredentialCreationOptions->getRp()->getId(); |
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| 49 | Assertion::notNull($rpId, 'No rpId.'); |
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| 51 | $parsedRelyingPartyId = parse_url($C->getOrigin()); |
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| 52 | Assertion::true(array_key_exists('host', $parsedRelyingPartyId) && \is_string($parsedRelyingPartyId['host']), 'Invalid origin rpId.'); |
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| 54 | Assertion::false(null !== $rpId && $parsedRelyingPartyId['host'] !== $rpId, 'rpId mismatch.'); |
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| 56 | /* @see 7.1.6 */ |
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| 57 | Assertion::null($C->getTokenBinding(), 'Token binding not supported.'); |
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| 59 | /** @see 7.1.7 */ |
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| 60 | $getClientDataJSONHash = hash('sha256', $authenticatorAttestationResponse->getClientDataJSON()->getRawData(), true); |
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| 62 | /** @see 7.1.8 */ |
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| 63 | $attestationObject = $authenticatorAttestationResponse->getAttestationObject(); |
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| 65 | /** @see 7.1.9 */ |
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| 66 | $rpIdHash = hash('sha256', $rpId, true); |
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| 67 | Assertion::true(hash_equals($rpIdHash, $attestationObject->getAuthData()->getRpIdHash()), 'rpId hash mismatch.'); |
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| 69 | /* @see 7.1.10 */ |
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| 70 | Assertion::true($attestationObject->getAuthData()->isUserPresent(), 'User was not present'); |
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| 72 | /* @see 7.1.11 */ |
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| 73 | Assertion::false(AuthenticatorSelectionCriteria::USER_VERIFICATION_REQUIREMENT_REQUIRED === $publicKeyCredentialCreationOptions->getAuthenticatorSelection()->getUserVerification() && !$attestationObject->getAuthData()->isUserVerified(), 'User authentication required.'); |
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| 75 | /* @see 7.1.12 */ |
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| 76 | Assertion::null($attestationObject->getAuthData()->getExtensions(), 'Extensions not supported.'); |
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| 78 | /** @see 7.1.13 */ |
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| 79 | $fmt = $attestationObject->getAttStmt()->getFmt(); |
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| 80 | Assertion::true($this->attestationStatementSupportManager->has($fmt), 'Unsuppoorted attestation statement format.'); |
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| 82 | /** @see 7.1.14 */ |
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| 83 | $attestationStatementSupport = $this->attestationStatementSupportManager->get($fmt); |
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| 84 | Assertion::true($attestationStatementSupport->isValid($getClientDataJSONHash, $attestationObject->getAttStmt(), $attestationObject->getAuthData()), 'Invalid attestation statement.'); |
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| 86 | /** @see 7.1.15 */ |
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| 87 | /** @see 7.1.16 */ |
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| 88 | /** @see 7.1.17 */ |
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| 89 | $credentialId = $attestationObject->getAuthData()->getAttestedCredentialData()->getCredentialId(); |
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| 90 | Assertion::false($this->credentialRepository->has($credentialId), 'The credential ID already exists.'); |
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