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fix: masking inputs on change when maskAllInputs:false #61

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62 changes: 50 additions & 12 deletions packages/rrweb-snapshot/src/utils.ts
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Expand Up @@ -9,6 +9,54 @@ export function isShadowRoot(n: Node): n is ShadowRoot {
return Boolean(host && host.shadowRoot && host.shadowRoot === n);
}

interface IsInputTypeMasked {
maskInputOptions: MaskInputOptions;
tagName: string;
type: string | number | boolean | null;
}

/**
* Check `maskInputOptions` if the element, based on tag name and `type` attribute, should be masked.
* If `<input>` has no `type`, default to using `type="text"`.
*/
function isInputTypeMasked({
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I'm probably missing something but why does this function not simply return a boolean? I checked usages and it seems like it's only used in if conditions anyway. I guess we wouldn't need the interface then either.

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Hmm? It does return a boolean... are the parens throwing you off? (prettier added them)

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Lol, sorry - it does of course. Yup, mistook the param type as the return type. Weekend here I come 😅

maskInputOptions,
tagName,
type,
}: IsInputTypeMasked) {
return (
maskInputOptions[tagName.toLowerCase() as keyof MaskInputOptions] ||
maskInputOptions[type as keyof MaskInputOptions] ||
// Default to "text" option for inputs without a "type" attribute defined
(tagName === 'input' && !type && maskInputOptions['text'])
);
}

interface HasInputMaskOptions extends IsInputTypeMasked {
maskInputSelector: string | null;
}

/**
* Determine if there are masking options configured and if `maskInputValue` needs to be called
*/
export function hasInputMaskOptions({
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same question here

tagName,
type,
maskInputOptions,
maskInputSelector,
}: HasInputMaskOptions) {
return (
maskInputSelector || isInputTypeMasked({ maskInputOptions, tagName, type })
);
}

interface MaskInputValue extends HasInputMaskOptions {
input: HTMLElement;
unmaskInputSelector: string | null;
value: string | null;
maskInputFn?: MaskInputFn;
}

export function maskInputValue({
input,
maskInputSelector,
Expand All @@ -18,25 +66,15 @@ export function maskInputValue({
type,
value,
maskInputFn,
}: {
input: HTMLElement;
maskInputSelector: string | null;
unmaskInputSelector: string | null;
maskInputOptions: MaskInputOptions;
tagName: string;
type: string | number | boolean | null;
value: string | null;
maskInputFn?: MaskInputFn;
}): string {
}: MaskInputValue): string {
let text = value || '';

if (unmaskInputSelector && input.matches(unmaskInputSelector)) {
return text;
}

if (
maskInputOptions[tagName.toLowerCase() as keyof MaskInputOptions] ||
maskInputOptions[type as keyof MaskInputOptions] ||
isInputTypeMasked({ maskInputOptions, tagName, type }) ||
(maskInputSelector && input.matches(maskInputSelector))
) {
if (maskInputFn) {
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13 changes: 8 additions & 5 deletions packages/rrweb/src/record/observer.ts
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
import {
INode,
MaskInputOptions,
hasInputMaskOptions,
maskInputValue,
} from '@sentry-internal/rrweb-snapshot';
import { FontFaceSet } from 'css-font-loading-module';
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -365,15 +365,18 @@ function initInputObserver({
) {
return;
}

let text = (target as HTMLInputElement).value;
let isChecked = false;
if (type === 'radio' || type === 'checkbox') {
isChecked = (target as HTMLInputElement).checked;
} else if (
maskInputOptions[
(target as Element).tagName.toLowerCase() as keyof MaskInputOptions
] ||
maskInputOptions[type as keyof MaskInputOptions]
hasInputMaskOptions({
maskInputOptions,
maskInputSelector,
tagName: (target as HTMLElement).tagName,
type,
})
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Previous PR I had removed this condition, but that meant it was calling maskInputValue on every change, so hasInputMaskOptions is called before maskInputValue. Worst case it will get called twice (it's also called in maskInputValue to determine if it needs masking), but hasInputMaskOptions avoids calling el.matches()/closest() which is a bit costlier than the O(1) lookups in hasInputMaskOptions.

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That makes sense to me

) {
text = maskInputValue({
input: target as HTMLElement,
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