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fix: missing base in URL() constructor #735

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@frsechet frsechet commented Jul 8, 2019

As req.url only contains the relative URL, the base URL parameter (or absolute input URL, either of those must be given) was missing from the new URL(req.url) call, which causes a crash on $connect action as it is unable to parse the query string parameters and throws with ERR_INVALID_URL.

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hey @frsechet thank you! you are right.

that being said, I believe req.headers.host is also not guaranteed to exist, as it is a header.

there are many discussions about this topic of a replacement and the deprecation of [now legacy] url.parse.

in the meantime, I think the suggested option is to use a "dummy" base url: nodejs/node#12682 , e.g. http://www.example.com

@dnalborczyk dnalborczyk merged commit 181edbb into dherault:master Jul 8, 2019
@frsechet frsechet deleted the fs/fix/websockets-url branch July 8, 2019 12:41
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dherault commented Jul 8, 2019

v5.7.2 🎉

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TypeError: Cannot convert undefined or null to object
serverless-offline/src/ApiGatewayWebSocket.js:199

This kinda fixed it
if (queryStringParameters && Object.keys(queryStringParameters).length > 0)

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