// Copyright 2016 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

syntax = "proto2";

option optimize_for = LITE_RUNTIME;

package autofill;

import "password_requirements.proto";

// The message is sent when a client needs to autofill forms on web pages and
// asks the server about known field types.
// Next available id: 11
message AutofillQueryContents {
  required string client_version = 1;
  repeated group Form = 2 {
    required fixed64 signature = 3;
    repeated group Field = 4 {
      required fixed32 signature = 5;
      optional string name = 8;
      optional string type = 9;  // Control type.
    }
  }
}

// This message is the result of an Autofill query. It holds the field type
// information.
// Next available id: 10
message AutofillQueryResponseContents {
  optional bool upload_required = 1;
  repeated group Field = 2 {
    required fixed32 overall_type_prediction = 3;
    // Detailed list of all possible predictions (including
    // |overall_type_prediction| as the first item).
    message FieldPrediction {
      // The predicted field type.
      optional fixed32 type = 1;

      // True if the serverside classification believes that the field
      // may be pre-filled with a placeholder in the value attribute.
      optional bool may_use_prefilled_placeholder = 2;
    }
    repeated FieldPrediction predictions = 7;

    // For fields of type NEW_PASSWORD and ACCOUNT_CREATION_PASSWORD, this may
    // specify requirements for the generation of passwords.
    optional PasswordRequirementsSpec password_requirements = 9;
  }
}

// This message contains a randomized encoding of a string, where each bit
// in the encoded string is randomly sent as either the true value seen by
// the client, or random noise. The mapping of specific bits in the encoded
// string back to bits in the original string is specified by the EncodingType.
message AutofillRandomizedValue {
  enum EncodingType {
    // Reserved default value. Should never be sent over the wire.
    UNSPECIFIED_ENCODING_TYPE = -1;

    // This string encodes only one bit, bit N, for each byte.
    BIT_0 = 0;
    BIT_1 = 1;
    BIT_2 = 2;
    BIT_3 = 3;
    BIT_4 = 4;
    BIT_5 = 5;
    BIT_6 = 6;
    BIT_7 = 7;

    // For each byte, the encoded value contains even or odd bits only.
    EVEN_BITS = 8;
    ODD_BITS = 9;

    // The encoded value contains all of the bits.
    ALL_BITS = 10;
  }

  // Selector denoting the source bits to which the encoded bits correspond.
  optional EncodingType encoding_type = 1 [default = UNSPECIFIED_ENCODING_TYPE];

  // The encoded bits. Only the bits denoted by |encoding_type| are included in
  // |encoded_bits|.
  //
  // BIT_K encodings:
  //    each randomized bit i in |encoded_bits| corresponds to bit k of the byte
  //    at the corresponsding offset i of the original metadata value, up to
  //    i=64 (8 bytes).
  //
  // EVEN_BITS encoding:
  //     each randomized bit i in |encoded_bits| corresponds to bit 2*i of the
  //     original metadata value, up to i=256 (32 bytes).
  //
  // ODD_BITS encoding:
  //     each randomized bit i in |encoded_bits| corresponds to bit 2*i+1 of the
  //     original metadata value, up to i=256 (32 bytes).
  //
  // ALL_BITS encding:
  //     each bit i in |encoded_bits| corresponds to bit i of the original
  //     metadata value, up to i=512 (64 bytes).
  //
  // The encoded data is generally not user data, however, it is possible that
  // user visible metadata (like the Label for an input field) could be
  // personalized and thus contains user data (possibly PII). For the ALL_BITS
  // encoding, each randomized byte has a 10% probability of being encoded 1:1
  // as the true byte seen by the client, even if some of those bits were
  // transmitted as noise. For all of the other encodings, the encoded bits
  // does not encode any full bytes.
  optional bytes encoded_bits = 2;
}

// The collection of autofill field metadata to be sent using randomization.
message AutofillRandomizedFormMetadata {
  // Form element id. Example: <form id="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue id = 1;

  // Form element name. Example: <form name="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue name = 2;

  // Form element action. Example: <form action="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue action = 3;
}

// The collection of autofill field metadata to be sent using randomization.
message AutofillRandomizedFieldMetadata {
  // Input element id. Example: <input id="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue id = 1;

  // Input element name. Example:  <input name="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue name = 2;

  // Input element type. Example: <input type="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue type = 3;

  // Input field label value seen by the user, either explicitly annotated in
  // the DOM or inferred by the client.
  //
  // The value encountered by the client may be personalized (for example:
  // "Please enter the password for foo@bar.net"). The system will learn the
  // common/static prefix and determine that the personalized substring is
  // noise. That said, for a given upload using the ALL_BITS encoding, each
  // byte has a 10% probability or matching the original plaintext byte and
  // a 1 in 10^m chance of the full m-character string being uploaded as
  // plaintext. The other encodings only send partial bytes.
  //
  // Example:  <label for="id">XXXXXXX</label>
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue label = 4;

  // Input field label value exposed to the user via ARIA.
  // Example 1: <input aria-label="XXXXXX>
  // Example 2: <div id="foo">XXXXXXX</div>
  //            <input aria-labelledby="foo">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue aria_label = 5;

  // Input field description exposed to the user via ARIA.
  // Example:
  //     <div id="foo">XXXXXXX</div>
  //     <input aria-describedby="foo">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue aria_description = 6;

  // CSS class for the input element.
  // Example: <input class="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue css_class = 7;

  // Placeholder text for the input element.
  // Example: <input placeholder="XXXXXXXX">
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue placeholder = 8;

  // Hash of the initial value of the field. We want to learn if the initial
  // value of this field is personalized to the user (we will learn that the
  // value is noise) or if it is a placeholder in disguise (we will learn a
  // constant hash).
  //
  // Example: <input value="VVVVVVV">
  //          XXXXXXXX = hash("VVVVVVV"")
  optional AutofillRandomizedValue initial_value_hash = 9;
}

// This message contains information about the field types in a single form.
// It is sent by the toolbar to contribute to the field type statistics.
// Next available id: 34
message AutofillUploadContents {
  required string client_version = 1;
  required fixed64 form_signature = 2;

  // True if the autofill feature was used to fill this form, false otherwise.
  required bool autofill_used = 3;

  // A string representing a bit array of what personal information items
  // the user has entered in the autofill settings dialog.
  // The corresponding bit is set if the user has that particular
  // item entered and is not set otherwise.
  required string data_present = 4;

  // List of the fields in the form and their types.
  repeated group Field = 5 {
    // Field identification inside the current form.
    required fixed32 signature = 6;

    // Type of the field, e.g. what type of personal information did the user
    // enter in that field before form submission. There is a predefined
    // enum of types located at
    // components/autofill/core/browser/field_types.h
    // AutoFillFieldType
    repeated fixed32 autofill_type = 7;

    // The value of the name attribute on the field, if present. Otherwise, the
    // value of the id attribute. See HTMLFormControlElement::nameForAutofill.
    // TODO(850606): Deprecate once randomized metadata is launched.
    optional string name = 8;

    // The value of the autocomplete attribute on the field, if present.
    // TODO(850606): Deprecate once randomized metadata is launched.
    optional string autocomplete = 9;

    // The type of input control for this field (e.g. text, textarea, email).
    // TODO(850606): Deprecate once randomized metadata is launched.
    optional string type = 10;

    // The field-level metadata associated with this field, randomized.
    optional AutofillRandomizedFieldMetadata randomized_field_metadata = 33;

    enum PasswordGenerationType {
      NO_GENERATION = 0;
      AUTOMATICALLY_TRIGGERED_GENERATION_ON_SIGN_UP_FORM = 1;
      AUTOMATICALLY_TRIGGERED_GENERATION_ON_CHANGE_PASSWORD_FORM = 2;
      MANUALLY_TRIGGERED_GENERATION_ON_SIGN_UP_FORM = 3;
      MANUALLY_TRIGGERED_GENERATION_ON_CHANGE_PASSWORD_FORM = 4;
      IGNORED_GENERATION_POPUP = 5;
    }
    // The type of password generation, if it happened.
    optional PasswordGenerationType generation_type = 17;

    // The value of the class attribute on the field, if present.
    // TODO(850606): Deprecate once randomized metadata is launched.
    optional string css_classes = 19;

    // The properties mask (i.e. whether the field was autofilled, user
    // modified, etc.) See FieldPropertiesFlags.
    optional uint32 properties_mask = 20;

    // The value of the id attribute, if it differs from the name attribute.
    // Otherwise, this field is absent.
    // TODO(850606): Deprecate once randomized metadata is launched.
    optional string id = 21;

    // True iff the user changed generated password. If there was no generation,
    // the field is absent.
    optional bool generated_password_changed = 22;

    enum VoteType {
      NO_INFORMATION = 0;
      // A credential saved on one form (typically a signup form) was used on a
      // login form. The vote applies to the first (signup) form.
      CREDENTIALS_REUSED = 1;
      // When reusing a credential, the username value is not the saved
      // username, but another value, which appeared on the form where we saved.
      // The correct field is voted for.
      USERNAME_OVERWRITTEN = 2;
      // In the save prompt, the user corrected the username value to another
      // value from the form. The new field is voted for.
      USERNAME_EDITED = 3;
      // The username field was detected by the base heuristic (take the last
      // non-password field before the first password field). The value is not
      // used at this point.
      BASE_HEURISTIC = 4;
      // The username field was detected by HTML-based detector. The value is
      // not used at this point.
      HTML_CLASSIFIER = 5;
      // A saved credential was used for the first time on a submitted form. The
      // vote applies to the form being submitted.
      FIRST_USE = 6;
    }

    // The type of password-related vote. If |autofill_type| is not a USERNAME
    // or any PASSWORD vote, then the field is absent. This field describes the
    // context of the vote.
    optional VoteType vote_type = 23;

    message AutofillTypeValiditiesPair {
      required fixed32 type = 1;
      repeated fixed32 validity = 2;
    }
    repeated AutofillTypeValiditiesPair autofill_type_validities = 24;
  }
  // Signature of the form action host (e.g. Hash64Bit("example.com")).
  optional fixed64 action_signature = 13;

  // Signature of the form which is used for password generation debugging.
  // Currently is used when password generated on a password field of a
  // registration form is used on a password field of a login form.
  optional fixed64 login_form_signature = 14;

  // Whether a form submission event was observed.
  optional bool submission = 15;

  // The form name.
  optional string form_name = 16;

  // True iff the the non-obfuscated password values were shown to the user.
  optional bool passwords_revealed = 24;

  // The section of noisified data about password.
  // Upload only one of character class attributes (|password_has_*|). Noisified
  // length is always uploaded.
  // Upload only when a password is saved.
  // Used to adjust the password generator's settings to site's requirements.

  // Whether the password has any lowercase letter.
  optional bool password_has_lowercase_letter = 25;

  // Whether the password has any uppercase letter.
  optional bool password_has_uppercase_letter = 26;

  // Whether the password has any digit.
  optional bool password_has_numeric = 27;

  // Whether the password has any special symbol.
  optional bool password_has_special_symbol = 28;

  // Noisifed password length.
  optional uint32 password_length = 29;
  // The end of the section of password attributes.

  // Event observed by the password manager which indicated that the form was
  // successfully submitted. Corresponds to
  // |PasswordForm::SubmissionIndicatorEvent|.
  enum SubmissionIndicatorEvent {
    NONE = 0;
    HTML_FORM_SUBMISSION = 1;
    SAME_DOCUMENT_NAVIGATION = 2;
    XHR_SUCCEEDED = 3;
    FRAME_DETACHED = 4;
    DEPRECATED_MANUAL_SAVE = 5;  // obsolete
    DOM_MUTATION_AFTER_XHR = 6;
    PROVISIONALLY_SAVED_FORM_ON_START_PROVISIONAL_LOAD = 7;
    DEPRECATED_FILLED_FORM_ON_START_PROVISIONAL_LOAD = 8;            // unused
    DEPRECATED_FILLED_INPUT_ELEMENTS_ON_START_PROVISIONAL_LOAD = 9;  // unused
  }

  // The type of the event that was taken as an indication that the form has
  // been successfully submitted.
  optional SubmissionIndicatorEvent submission_event = 30;

  // The language of the page on which this form appears.
  optional string language = 31;

  // Form-level metadata observed by the client, randomized.
  optional AutofillRandomizedFormMetadata randomized_form_metadata = 32;
}

// This proto contains information about the validity of each field in an
// autofill profile. It is used to transfer the results of running the profile
// validation pipeline on the server side to the client via ChromeSync
// PriorityPreferences. An identical copy of this proto is maintained in
// the server code base.
message ProfileValidityMap {
  // Map from autofill type to the validity of its value in the profile.
  //
  // Key should be one of the enum values from ServerFieldType. Values should be
  // from the AutofillProfile::ValidityState. Plain integers are used
  // instead of enums because proto2 treats unknown enum values as unknown
  // fields, which is confusing when the enums are in maps.
  map<fixed32, fixed32> field_validity_states = 1;
}

// Map from profile GUIDs to profile validity maps for that profile. Each
// message should contain entries for all profiles from a single user.
message UserProfileValidityMap {
  map<string, ProfileValidityMap> profile_validity = 1;
}