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node_modules/nodemailer/dist/cjs/mime-funcs/index.d.ts
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@@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ export declare function quoteString(value?: string): string;
* no need to encode the values in any way. If the value is plaintext but has
* longer lines then allowed, then use format=flowed
*
* @param str Multi line string to check
* @param lineLength Max line length to check for
* @returns Returns true if there is at least one line longer than lineLength chars
*/
@@ -100,9 +101,9 @@ export declare function buildHeaderValue(structured: StructuredHeaderValue): str
* title*0*=utf-8''unicode
* title*1*=%20string
*
* @param key Parameter name the generated keys are built from, for example title
* @param data String to be encoded
* @param [maxLength=50] Max length for generated chunks
* @param [fromCharset='UTF-8'] Source sharacter set
* @return A list of encoded keys and headers
*/
export declare function buildHeaderParam(key: string, data: string | Buffer, maxLength?: number): EncodedHeaderParam[];
node_modules/nodemailer/dist/cjs/mime-funcs/index.js
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@@ -88,6 +88,7 @@ function quoteString(value) {
* no need to encode the values in any way. If the value is plaintext but has
* longer lines then allowed, then use format=flowed
*
* @param str Multi line string to check
* @param lineLength Max line length to check for
* @returns Returns true if there is at least one line longer than lineLength chars
*/
@@ -234,7 +235,10 @@ function buildHeaderValue(structured) {
}
});
}
else if (/[\s'"\\;:/=(),<>@[\]?]|^-/.test(value)) {
else if (!value.length || /[\s'"\\;:/=(),<>@[\]?]|^-/.test(value)) {
// a parameter value is a token or a quoted-string and a token is never empty, so
// a valueless parameter such as the 'flag' of 'multipart/mixed; flag; boundary=b'
// goes out as 'flag=""' rather than as the 'flag=' that parses as neither
paramsArray.push(param + '=' + JSON.stringify(value));
}
else {
@@ -256,9 +260,9 @@ function buildHeaderValue(structured) {
* title*0*=utf-8''unicode
* title*1*=%20string
*
* @param key Parameter name the generated keys are built from, for example title
* @param data String to be encoded
* @param [maxLength=50] Max length for generated chunks
* @param [fromCharset='UTF-8'] Source sharacter set
* @return A list of encoded keys and headers
*/
function buildHeaderParam(key, data, maxLength) {
@@ -385,6 +389,26 @@ function buildHeaderParam(key, data, maxLength) {
value: item.line
}));
}
/**
* An RFC 2045 token: printable ASCII without SPACE, the control characters, DEL and the
* tspecials. A charset name is one, and the name a continuation carries is written into
* the encoded word the parameter value becomes, so it is checked against this before it
* goes in. Whitespace used to come off it only because the value was trimmed first.
*/
const TOKEN = /^[^\x00-\x20\x7f()<>@,;:\\"/[\]?=]+$/;
/**
* Whether a string can be a header parameter name.
*
* A parameter name is a token, so it is never empty. A "__proto__" name would target the
* prototype chain of the params object instead of an own property of it and read back as
* Object.prototype, so it is no name either.
*
* @param name Candidate parameter name, already lowercased
* @return true when the name can be used
*/
function _isParamName(name) {
return !!name && !(0, objects_js_1.isProtoKey)(name);
}
/**
* Parses a header value with key=value arguments into a structured
* object.
@@ -405,134 +429,224 @@ function parseHeaderValue(str) {
value: '',
params: {}
};
// Parameter names come from a caller supplied contentType/contentDisposition. A
// "__proto__" name would target the prototype chain of the params object instead of
// an own property of it, and read back as Object.prototype, so it is dropped.
// A duplicated parameter resolves to its first occurrence, the way a duplicated header
// does. Letting the last one win disagrees with the receivers that take the first, and
// the two readings of 'boundary="b"; boundary="c"' name different delimiters. The
// continuation join below is the only writer of the name it builds, so it tests the
// name with _isParamName directly rather than taking that rule along from here.
const setParam = (name, value) => {
if (!(0, objects_js_1.isProtoKey)(name)) {
name = name.toLowerCase();
if (_isParamName(name) && !Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(response.params, name)) {
response.params[name] = value;
}
};
let key = false;
let value = '';
let type = 'value';
let stage = 'value';
let quote = false;
let escaped = false;
let chr;
// Whitespace seen outside a quoted string is held back until a significant character
// follows it, so the whitespace around a value is dropped without trimming spaces the
// sender quoted on purpose. Trimming the stored value instead loses the trailing space
// of 'filename*0="Annual Report "', which the next continuation section is appended to.
let pendingSpace = '';
let quoteClosed = false;
// Whitespace ahead of the first character of a value is padding and is dropped, the
// whitespace between two characters of it is content
const flushSpace = () => {
if (value.length) {
value += pendingSpace;
}
pendingSpace = '';
};
const addChr = (c) => {
flushSpace();
value += c;
};
const takeValue = () => {
const taken = value;
value = '';
pendingSpace = '';
quoteClosed = false;
return taken;
};
const storeValue = () => {
const taken = takeValue();
if (key === false) {
response.value = taken;
}
else {
setParam(key, taken);
}
};
// A parameter name with no '=' is a valueless parameter, not the start of the next one.
// Without this the name keeps growing across the ';' and swallows whatever follows, which
// is how 'multipart/mixed; flag; boundary="AAA"' lost its boundary to a parameter named
// 'flag; boundary' and left the node declaring the generated boundary beside the asked
// for one, so a receiver reading the first of the two found no delimiter it matched.
const storeEmptyKey = () => {
setParam(takeValue().trim(), '');
};
for (let i = 0, len = str.length; i < len; i++) {
chr = str.charAt(i);
if (type === 'key') {
if (stage === 'key') {
if (chr === '=') {
key = value.trim().toLowerCase();
type = 'value';
value = '';
key = takeValue().trim();
stage = 'value';
continue;
}
if (chr === ';') {
storeEmptyKey();
continue;
}
value += chr;
}
else {
if (escaped) {
value += chr;
if (quoteClosed && chr !== ';') {
// Nothing behind a closed quoted string reaches the value. RFC 2045 says a
// parameter value is a token or a quoted string and not both, so what follows
// one is junk and only the ';' that ends the parameter still counts. Tested
// ahead of the branches rather than beside the append at the foot of them,
// where each branch above was a way around it: a second '"' reopened quoting
// and swallowed the rest of the header, so 'boundary="AAA" "; boundary=BBB"'
// read as a single boundary of 'AAA ', and the junk of
// 'boundary="AAA" (unterminated comment' still joined the declared boundary
// through the escape branch. quoteClosed is only ever set while no quote is
// open, and this is what keeps one from being opened afterwards.
escaped = false;
continue;
}
else if (chr === '\\') {
if (escaped) {
addChr(chr);
}
else if (quote && chr === '\\') {
// a backslash only escapes inside a quoted string, everywhere else it is an
// ordinary character. Treating it as an escape turns the parameter value
// 'C:\Users\me\report.txt' into 'C:Usersmereport.txt'
escaped = true;
continue;
}
else if (quote && chr === quote) {
quote = false;
quoteClosed = true;
}
else if (!quote && chr === '"') {
quote = chr;
flushSpace();
}
else if (!quote && chr === ';') {
if (key === false) {
response.value = value.trim();
}
else {
setParam(key, value.trim());
}
type = 'key';
value = '';
storeValue();
stage = 'key';
}
else if (!quote && (chr === ' ' || chr === '\t')) {
pendingSpace += chr;
}
else {
value += chr;
addChr(chr);
}
escaped = false;
}
}
if (type === 'value') {
if (key === false) {
response.value = value.trim();
}
else {
setParam(key, value.trim());
}
if (stage === 'value') {
storeValue();
}
else if (value.trim()) {
setParam(value.trim().toLowerCase(), '');
else {
// a key with no value, as in 'Header-Key: somevalue; key=value; emptykey'
storeEmptyKey();
}
// handle parameter value continuations
// https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2231#section-3
// preprocess values
// Sections are collected in a list and ordered below rather than written into an array
// at their own section number. An index write makes the array as long as the number the
// header asked for, and the join that follows walks all of it, so the 55 byte value
// "attachment; filename*0*=utf-8''a; filename*4000000000=b" held a core for over two
// minutes.
const continuations = new Map();
Object.keys(response.params).forEach(key => {
let actualKey, nr, match, value;
if ((match = key.match(/(\*(\d+)|\*(\d+)\*|\*)$/))) {
actualKey = key.substr(0, match.index);
nr = Number(match[2] || match[3]) || 0;
if ((0, objects_js_1.isProtoKey)(actualKey)) {
// see setParam. Reading it back would yield Object.prototype, which is
// an object, so the initializer below would be skipped and the write
// that follows would throw out of a header build the caller can not catch
delete response.params[key];
return;
}
if (!response.params[actualKey] || typeof response.params[actualKey] !== 'object') {
response.params[actualKey] = {
charset: false,
values: []
};
}
value = response.params[key];
if (nr === 0 && match[0].substr(-1) === '*' && (match = value.match(/^([^']*)'[^']*'(.*)$/))) {
response.params[actualKey].charset = match[1] || 'iso-8859-1';
value = match[2];
}
response.params[actualKey].values[nr] = value;
// remove the old reference
delete response.params[key];
const match = key.match(/(\*(\d+)|\*(\d+)\*|\*)$/);
if (!match) {
// not a continuation parameter, there is nothing to join
return;
}
const actualKey = key.substr(0, match.index);
const nr = Number(match[2] || match[3]) || 0;
// RFC 2231 section 4.1: only a section whose name ends in '*' is percent encoded
const encoded = match[0].substr(-1) === '*';
// remove the old reference
let value = response.params[key];
delete response.params[key];
if (!_isParamName(actualKey)) {
// the joined value can not be written back under this name. It is empty when the
// continuation suffix was all there was of it, as in the bare '*' of 'text/plain; a;*'
return;
}
let continuation = continuations.get(actualKey);
if (!continuation) {
continuation = { charset: false, sections: [] };
continuations.set(actualKey, continuation);
}
const charsetMatch = nr === 0 && encoded ? value.match(/^([^']*)'[^']*'(.*)$/) : null;
if (charsetMatch) {
// the charset is a token, and anything else named as one is no charset a consumer
// could resolve, so it reads as the unnamed case rather than being carried into
// the encoded word below. A "\r\n" of a prefix would otherwise reach a consumer
// of the parsed value as the charset of a word that no decoder can act on
continuation.charset = TOKEN.test(charsetMatch[1]) ? charsetMatch[1] : 'iso-8859-1';
value = charsetMatch[2];
}
continuation.sections.push({ nr, value, encoded });
});
// concatenate split rfc2231 strings and convert encoded strings to mime encoded words
Object.keys(response.params).forEach(key => {
let value;
if (response.params[key] && Array.isArray(response.params[key].values)) {
value = response.params[key].values.map((val) => val || '').join('');
if (response.params[key].charset) {
// convert "%AB" to "=?charset?Q?=AB?="
response.params[key] =
'=?' +
response.params[key].charset +
'?Q?' +
value
// fix invalidly encoded chars
.replace(/[=?_\s]/g, s => {
const c = s.charCodeAt(0).toString(16);
if (s === ' ') {
return '_';
}
return '%' + (c.length < 2 ? '0' : '') + c;
})
// change from urlencoding to percent encoding
.replace(/%/g, '=') +
'?=';
}
else {
response.params[key] = value;
}
continuations.forEach((continuation, key) => {
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(response.params, key)) {
// The same name was also given as a plain parameter, which the starred keys were
// just deleted from around, so this write would be the only one in the function
// to override a name already taken. 'filename=plain.txt; filename*0=evil.txt'
// resolves to the plain parameter either way round, so the reading does not come
// down to which of the two spellings the sender put first
return;
}
continuation.sections.sort((a, b) => a.nr - b.nr);
if (!continuation.charset) {
// nothing said which charset the percent escapes of an encoded section are in,
// so every section is passed on as the text it already is
response.params[key] = continuation.sections.map(section => section.value).join('');
return;
}
// convert "%AB" to "=?charset?Q?=AB?="
response.params[key] = '=?' + continuation.charset + '?Q?' + continuation.sections.map(_encodeContinuationSection).join('') + '?=';
});
return response;
}
/**
* Renders one parameter value continuation section as the payload of a Q encoded word.
*
* A section whose name ends in '*' is percent encoded and its escapes carry the bytes of
* the value, so they only have to be rewritten into the "=AB" spelling a Q encoded word
* uses. A section without the '*' is literal text (RFC 2231 section 4.1), so its '%' is a
* '%' and is escaped along with the characters a Q encoded word can not carry bare.
* Decoding a literal section invents bytes that never appeared on the wire: it is how the
* value 'filename*0*=utf-8''safe; filename*1=%2F..%2F..%2Fetc%2Fpasswd' was emitted as a
* filename every receiving client reads back as 'safe/../../etc/passwd'.
*
* @param section One collected continuation section
* @return The section as Q encoded word payload
*/
function _encodeContinuationSection(section) {
const specials = section.encoded ? /[=?_\s]/g : /[=?_\s%]/g;
return (section.value
// fix invalidly encoded chars
.replace(specials, s => {
const c = s.charCodeAt(0).toString(16);
if (s === ' ') {
return '_';
}
return '%' + (c.length < 2 ? '0' : '') + c;
})
// change from urlencoding to percent encoding
.replace(/%/g, '='));
}
/**
* Returns file extension for a content type string. If no suitable extensions
* are found, 'bin' is used as the default extension