tool-plugin secret-input display unexpected

[bionexit]

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Dify version

1.1.1

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Self Hosted (Docker)

Steps to reproduce

I'm working on a tool-plugin development, when I set a parameter to a specific input element with secret-input type, unfortunately the front end doesn't show * marked the content.

please kindly help.

./tools/connector.yaml

parameters:
  - name: mysql_password
    type: secret-input
    required: true
    label:
      en_US: MySQL Password
      zh_Hans:  MySQL 密码
    human_description:
      en_US: Please input your MySQL password
      zh_Hans: 请输入你的 MySQL 密码
    form: form 

✔️ Expected Behavior

the password section should be covered with *

❌ Actual Behavior

[dosubot[bot]]

To address the issue where the secret-input type is not displaying as expected (i.e., not masking the input with asterisks), ensure that the frontend component responsible for rendering the input fields is correctly configured. The secret-input type should be rendered using an Input component with the type attribute set to 'password'. This is how the Dify frontend typically handles secret-input types:

<Input
  type={type === 'secret' ? 'password' : 'text'}
  id={variable}
  name={variable}
  value={fieldValue}
  onChange={val => handleFormChange(variable, val.target.value)}
  required={required}
  className={cn(inputClassName)}
/>

Make sure that the type in your form schema is correctly set to 'secret' so that the input field is rendered as a password field, which will automatically mask the input content ^[1]. Additionally, verify that your YAML configuration is correctly set up with type: secret-input for the mysql_password parameter, as you've shown in your example ^[2]. If the issue persists, there might be a problem with how the frontend is interpreting the form schema or rendering the component.

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[bionexit]

To address the issue where the secret-input type is not displaying as expected (i.e., not masking the input with asterisks), ensure that the frontend component responsible for rendering the input fields is correctly configured. The secret-input type should be rendered using an Input component with the type attribute set to 'password'. This is how the Dify frontend typically handles secret-input types:

<Input type={type === 'secret' ? 'password' : 'text'} id={variable} name={variable} value={fieldValue} onChange={val => handleFormChange(variable, val.target.value)} required={required} className={cn(inputClassName)} /> Make sure that the type in your form schema is correctly set to 'secret' so that the input field is rendered as a password field, which will automatically mask the input content [1]. Additionally, verify that your YAML configuration is correctly set up with type: secret-input for the mysql_password parameter, as you've shown in your example [2]. If the issue persists, there might be a problem with how the frontend is interpreting the form schema or rendering the component.

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100% sure the correctly set up with type: secret-input for the mysql_password parameter. And please guide my further for how to adjust the type in the form schema set to 'secret' when i'm creating a tool-plugin.

Still have same appearance. @dosubot

[dosubot[bot]]

To adjust the type in the form schema to 'secret' when creating a tool-plugin, ensure that the ToolParameter is initialized with ToolParameterType.SECRET_INPUT. Since you have already set up the mysql_password parameter with type: secret-input, you can create a ToolParameter with the type set to SECRET_INPUT like this:

from tool_entities import ToolParameter, ToolParameterType

# Example of creating a ToolParameter with type 'secret'
mysql_password_parameter = ToolParameter.get_simple_instance(
    name="mysql_password",
    llm_description="The password for MySQL connection",
    typ=ToolParameterType.SECRET_INPUT,
    required=True
)

This code snippet ensures that the ToolParameter is correctly set to SECRET_INPUT, which corresponds to the 'secret' type in the form schema ^[1].

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[zxhxp]

I also encountered this problem, this is a front-end program BUG, need to modify a tsx file。 file path:

app\components\header\account-setting\model-provider-page\model-modal\Form.tsx

line 170. type={formSchema.type === FormTypeEnum.textNumber ? 'number' : 'text'}

to

type={formSchema.type === FormTypeEnum.textNumber ? 'number' : (formSchema.type === FormTypeEnum.secretInput ? 'password' : 'text')}

[dosubot[bot]]

Hi, @bionexit. I'm Dosu, and I'm helping the Dify team manage their backlog. I'm marking this issue as stale.

Issue Summary:

• The issue involves a bug with the secret-input type parameter not displaying masked content.
• You reported the issue, and I suggested ensuring the frontend component renders the input field as a password type.
• @zxhxp confirmed the issue and identified a specific line in a TypeScript file that needed modification.
• The problem was related to frontend rendering and required code adjustments.
• The issue has been resolved by configuring the frontend component and modifying the TypeScript file.

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