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next-ai-draw-io/lib/admin/providers.ts
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dayuan.jiang f811242568 refactor(providers): the UI, the connection test and the routes read the record's fields
Step 5 of the provider refactor plan. Provider names gave way to the
record's credential and sdk fields in: hasCredentials (one rule per
credential kind), the connection test (an Object.hasOwn check first, then a
credential switch; EdgeOne's site endpoint and cookie forwarding follow
credential none), the chat route (the on-site function and the single-system
rule for the OpenAI SDK), the credentials form (which fields to show, the
optional-key label, the base URL hint from the record), the picker (the note
from the record), the logo (icon and logo fields), the settings dialog (test
blocker, error hints, EdgeOne origin), the admin panel (fixedCredentials),
chatRequestUrl (sdk), the model list (sdk aihubmix) and the zod schema
(Object.hasOwn instead of 'in'). The eight provider-specific dictionary
entries moved into the record as four-language objects; needAzure became a
generic needUrl.

Two intended behavior changes: the connection test answers 400 'Invalid
provider' for an unknown name whether or not a key is sent (before: 400
'API key is required' without a key, 200 with an error text with one); and
Azure has no placeholder default URL any more, so a new Azure entry starts
with an empty URL and the generic 'needs a URL' rule applies. The e2e
Azure test seeds no URL and expects the new wording. Out-of-layer
provider-name checks: 44 before, 6 after (the admin panel's fixed-variable
branches for Bedrock, Vertex AI and Ollama, kept on purpose). Behavior
snapshot unchanged.
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import { z } from "zod"
import { PROVIDER_NAMES, PROVIDERS, type ProviderName } from "@/lib/providers"
import {
ProviderNameSchema,
type ServerModelsConfig,
slugify,
} from "@/lib/server-model-config"
import { type MaskedSecret, maskSecret } from "./auth"
import { loadSettings } from "./settings"
// Admin-configured providers, mirroring the user ModelConfigDialog's data
// model but stored server-side (settings.json, ADMIN_PROVIDERS key).
//
// They COEXIST with an env-based AI_MODELS_CONFIG / ai-models.json:
// loadRawServerModelsConfig() merges the env baseline with the panel's
// providers at read time, so .env stays authoritative for its own entries.
// Panel credentials are written to ADMIN_-prefixed env vars (wired up via
// apiKeyEnv/baseUrlEnv) so they never shadow standard vars like
// OPENAI_API_KEY that env-based entries may rely on.
export const ADMIN_PROVIDERS_KEY = "ADMIN_PROVIDERS"
// A secret field in transit: plaintext string (new value) or an
// {isSet} marker meaning "keep the stored value".
const SecretInputSchema = z
.union([z.string(), z.object({ isSet: z.literal(true), hint: z.string() })])
.optional()
export const AdminProviderSchema = z.object({
id: z.string().min(1),
provider: ProviderNameSchema,
name: z.string().optional(),
apiKey: SecretInputSchema,
baseUrl: z.string().optional(),
awsAccessKeyId: SecretInputSchema,
awsSecretAccessKey: SecretInputSchema,
awsRegion: z.string().optional(),
vertexApiKey: SecretInputSchema,
models: z.array(z.string().min(1)),
isDefault: z.boolean().optional(),
})
export const AdminProvidersSchema = z.array(AdminProviderSchema)
// Stored shape: secrets are plain strings (never {isSet} markers, which
// only exist in transit). Used to validate ADMIN_PROVIDERS on load so a
// hand-edited/corrupted value can't slip a marker object past maskSecret.
const StoredAdminProviderSchema = AdminProviderSchema.extend({
apiKey: z.string().optional(),
awsAccessKeyId: z.string().optional(),
awsSecretAccessKey: z.string().optional(),
vertexApiKey: z.string().optional(),
})
export type AdminProviderInput = z.infer<typeof AdminProviderSchema>
// Stored form: secrets are plain strings
export interface StoredAdminProvider {
id: string
provider: ProviderName
name?: string
apiKey?: string
baseUrl?: string
awsAccessKeyId?: string
awsSecretAccessKey?: string
awsRegion?: string
vertexApiKey?: string
models: string[]
isDefault?: boolean
}
const SECRET_FIELDS = [
"apiKey",
"awsAccessKeyId",
"awsSecretAccessKey",
"vertexApiKey",
] as const
// ADMIN_-prefixed env var names for instance `index` (0-based) of a
// provider. None for providers whose credentials live in fixed variables
// (Bedrock, Vertex AI, Ollama) or that have none (EdgeOne).
export function credEnvNames(
provider: ProviderName,
index: number,
): { key?: string; url?: string } {
const { fixedCredentials, envPrefix } = PROVIDERS[provider]
if (fixedCredentials || envPrefix === null) return {}
const suffix = index === 0 ? "" : `_${index + 1}`
return {
key: `ADMIN_${envPrefix}_API_KEY${suffix}`,
url: `ADMIN_${envPrefix}_BASE_URL${suffix}`,
}
}
export function loadAdminProviders(): StoredAdminProvider[] {
const raw = loadSettings()[ADMIN_PROVIDERS_KEY]
if (!raw) return []
try {
const parsed = JSON.parse(raw)
if (!Array.isArray(parsed)) return []
// Validate each entry's shape — a malformed/hand-edited value must
// not reach runtime code that assumes provider/models exist.
return parsed.flatMap((entry) => {
const result = StoredAdminProviderSchema.safeParse(entry)
return result.success ? [result.data as StoredAdminProvider] : []
})
} catch {
console.error("[admin-providers] Failed to parse stored providers")
return []
}
}
type MaskedAdminProvider = Omit<
StoredAdminProvider,
(typeof SECRET_FIELDS)[number]
> & {
apiKey?: MaskedSecret
awsAccessKeyId?: MaskedSecret
awsSecretAccessKey?: MaskedSecret
vertexApiKey?: MaskedSecret
}
export function maskAdminProviders(
list: StoredAdminProvider[],
): MaskedAdminProvider[] {
return list.map((p) => {
const masked: MaskedAdminProvider = { ...p } as MaskedAdminProvider
for (const field of SECRET_FIELDS) {
const value = p[field]
masked[field] = value ? maskSecret(value) : undefined
}
return masked
})
}
// Resolve {isSet} markers in incoming secrets against the stored list
export function mergeSecrets(
incoming: AdminProviderInput[],
stored: StoredAdminProvider[],
): StoredAdminProvider[] {
const storedById = new Map(stored.map((p) => [p.id, p]))
return incoming.map((p) => {
const prev = storedById.get(p.id)
const merged = { ...p } as StoredAdminProvider
for (const field of SECRET_FIELDS) {
const value = p[field]
if (typeof value === "string") {
merged[field] = value || undefined
} else if (value?.isSet) {
merged[field] = prev?.[field]
} else {
merged[field] = undefined
}
}
return merged
})
}
function displayName(p: StoredAdminProvider): string {
return p.name?.trim() || PROVIDERS[p.provider].label
}
export function validateAdminProviders(
list: StoredAdminProvider[],
envConfig: ServerModelsConfig | null = null,
): string | null {
const envProviders = envConfig?.providers ?? []
// Providers whose credentials live in fixed variables can have one entry
const fixed = PROVIDER_NAMES.filter((p) => PROVIDERS[p].fixedCredentials)
for (const single of fixed) {
if (list.filter((p) => p.provider === single).length > 1) {
return `Only one ${PROVIDERS[single].label} provider is supported (its credentials use fixed environment variables).`
}
// Its credentials are global; a panel instance would silently
// override the credentials env-configured models rely on
if (
list.some((p) => p.provider === single) &&
envProviders.some((p) => p.provider === single)
) {
return `${PROVIDERS[single].label} is already configured in AI_MODELS_CONFIG / ai-models.json and shares global credentials. Manage it via the environment configuration instead.`
}
}
// Server model ids are built from the slugified name, so names must
// stay distinct after slugifying ("OpenAI" and "openai" would collide)
const names = list.map((p) => displayName(p))
const slugs = names.map(slugify)
if (new Set(slugs).size !== slugs.length) {
return "Provider display names must be unique (ignoring case and punctuation)."
}
const envSlugs = new Set(envProviders.map((p) => slugify(p.name)))
const clash = names.find((_, i) => envSlugs.has(slugs[i]))
if (clash) {
return `"${clash}" is already defined in AI_MODELS_CONFIG / ai-models.json. Use a different display name.`
}
if (list.filter((p) => p.isDefault).length > 1) {
return "Only one provider can be the default."
}
return null
}
// The panel's contribution to the server models config, derived at read
// time and merged with the env baseline by loadRawServerModelsConfig().
export function adminProvidersToConfig(
list: StoredAdminProvider[],
): ServerModelsConfig {
const config: ServerModelsConfig = { providers: [] }
const indexByProvider = new Map<ProviderName, number>()
for (const p of list) {
const index = indexByProvider.get(p.provider) ?? 0
indexByProvider.set(p.provider, index + 1)
if (p.models.length === 0) continue
const env = credEnvNames(p.provider, index)
config.providers.push({
name: displayName(p),
provider: p.provider,
models: p.models,
...(env.key && p.apiKey ? { apiKeyEnv: env.key } : {}),
...(env.url && p.baseUrl ? { baseUrlEnv: env.url } : {}),
...(p.isDefault ? { default: true } : {}),
})
}
return config
}
// Settings updates derived from the provider list: credential env vars,
// the stored list itself, and AI_PROVIDER/AI_MODEL when a default is set.
// Keys derived from `previous` but absent now are set to null (removed,
// falling back to the environment).
export function deriveEnvUpdates(
list: StoredAdminProvider[],
previous: StoredAdminProvider[],
): Record<string, string | null> {
const updates: Record<string, string | null> = {}
// Clear everything the previous list owned, then overwrite below
for (const key of derivedEnvKeys(previous)) updates[key] = null
const indexByProvider = new Map<ProviderName, number>()
for (const p of list) {
const index = indexByProvider.get(p.provider) ?? 0
indexByProvider.set(p.provider, index + 1)
if (p.provider === "bedrock") {
// ADMIN_ names keep the standard AWS_* vars untouched, so other
// AWS clients (e.g. the DynamoDB quota table) keep their own
// credentials instead of picking up the panel's Bedrock keys
if (p.awsAccessKeyId)
updates.ADMIN_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID = p.awsAccessKeyId
if (p.awsSecretAccessKey)
updates.ADMIN_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = p.awsSecretAccessKey
if (p.awsRegion) updates.ADMIN_AWS_REGION = p.awsRegion
} else if (p.provider === "vertexai") {
if (p.vertexApiKey) updates.GOOGLE_VERTEX_API_KEY = p.vertexApiKey
if (p.baseUrl) updates.GOOGLE_VERTEX_BASE_URL = p.baseUrl
} else if (p.provider === "ollama") {
if (p.apiKey) updates.OLLAMA_API_KEY = p.apiKey
if (p.baseUrl) updates.OLLAMA_BASE_URL = p.baseUrl
} else {
const env = credEnvNames(p.provider, index)
if (env.key && p.apiKey) updates[env.key] = p.apiKey
if (env.url && p.baseUrl) updates[env.url] = p.baseUrl
}
}
updates[ADMIN_PROVIDERS_KEY] = list.length > 0 ? JSON.stringify(list) : null
// The panel's default also becomes the server-wide default model;
// without one, the env-configured default applies.
const defaultEntry = list.find((p) => p.isDefault && p.models.length > 0)
if (defaultEntry) {
updates.AI_PROVIDER = defaultEntry.provider
updates.AI_MODEL = defaultEntry.models[0]
}
return updates
}
// Every settings key the panel may have written for a given list
function derivedEnvKeys(list: StoredAdminProvider[]): string[] {
const keys = new Set<string>(["AI_PROVIDER", "AI_MODEL"])
const indexByProvider = new Map<ProviderName, number>()
for (const p of list) {
const index = indexByProvider.get(p.provider) ?? 0
indexByProvider.set(p.provider, index + 1)
if (p.provider === "bedrock") {
keys.add("ADMIN_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID")
keys.add("ADMIN_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY")
keys.add("ADMIN_AWS_REGION")
// Written by older versions; listed so the next save clears them
keys.add("AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID")
keys.add("AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY")
keys.add("AWS_REGION")
} else if (p.provider === "vertexai") {
keys.add("GOOGLE_VERTEX_API_KEY")
keys.add("GOOGLE_VERTEX_BASE_URL")
} else if (p.provider === "ollama") {
keys.add("OLLAMA_API_KEY")
keys.add("OLLAMA_BASE_URL")
} else {
const env = credEnvNames(p.provider, index)
if (env.key) keys.add(env.key)
if (env.url) keys.add(env.url)
}
}
return [...keys]
}