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type AuthHandlers ¶
type AuthHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func CreateAuthHandlers ¶
func CreateAuthHandlers(authManager managers.AuthManager, logger *log.Logger) *AuthHandlers
func (*AuthHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *AuthHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup, authMiddleware *middleware.AuthMiddleware)
type BusinessHandlers ¶
type BusinessHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func CreateBusinessHandlers ¶
func CreateBusinessHandlers( businessManager BusinessManager, transactionManager TransactionManager, itemDefinitionManager ItemDefinitionManager, userAuthorizedAcessor UserAuthorizedAccessor, businessAuthorizedAccessor BusinessAuthorizedAccessor, authorizedTransactionAccessor AuthorizedTransactionAccessor, logger *log.Logger) *BusinessHandlers
func (*BusinessHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *BusinessHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup)
type FileHandlers ¶
type FileHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
FileHandlers is a struct that implements handlers for all operations under "/file/" URL path. Operations include: uploading files to existing FileMetadata, deleting files from FileMetadata and downloading files (does not require the requester to be the owner of the file).
func CreateFileHandlers ¶
func CreateFileHandlers(fileStorageService FileStorageService, logger *log.Logger, userAuthorizedAcessor UserAuthorizedAccessor) *FileHandlers
func (*FileHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *FileHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup)
type ItemDefinitionHandlers ¶
type ItemDefinitionHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (*ItemDefinitionHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *ItemDefinitionHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup)
type UserHandlers ¶
type UserHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
UserHandlers stores UserLocalCardHandlers and UserVirtualCardHandlers. It also implements few requests related to functionalities for users that did not fit other handlers. (currently retrieving a list of local and virtual cards, searching for businesses) Retrieval of local and virtual cards is coupled in a single request to limit number of requests made by the application. All requests require middleware that will insert user object into the context under "user". Such middleware has to be set up by owner of the external router group (whoever calls UserHandlers.Connect).
func CreateUserHandlers ¶
func CreateUserHandlers( virtualCardManager VirtualCardManager, localCardManager LocalCardManager, businessManager BusinessManager, transactionManager TransactionManager, itemDefinitionManager ItemDefinitionManager, userAuthorizedAcessor UserAuthorizedAccessor, authorizedTransactionAccessor AuthorizedTransactionAccessor, logger *log.Logger, baseURL string, ) *UserHandlers
Creates UserHandlers. UserHandlers "owns" UserVirtualCardHandlers and UserLocalCardHandlers, hence these two structs are created in this function, not passed as arguments.
func (*UserHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *UserHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup)
Connects handler to gin router
type UserLocalCardHandlers ¶
type UserLocalCardHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
UserLocalCardHandlers implements API handlers for requests related to managing local cards (creating, deleting, retrieving types of cards). All requests require middleware that will insert user object into the context under "user".
func (*UserLocalCardHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *UserLocalCardHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup)
Connects UserLocalCardHandlers to gin router
type UserVirtualCardHandlers ¶
type UserVirtualCardHandlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (*UserVirtualCardHandlers) Connect ¶
func (handler *UserVirtualCardHandlers) Connect(rg *gin.RouterGroup)
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