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Published: Nov 29, 2022 License: MIT Imports: 9 Imported by: 0

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type AuthorizerClient

type AuthorizerClient = authorizer.AuthorizerClient

type Middleware

type Middleware struct {
	// Identity determines the caller identity used in authorization calls.
	Identity *httpmw.IdentityBuilder
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Middleware implements middleware that can be added to routes in Gin servers.

To authorize incoming requests, the middleware needs information about:

1. The user making the request.

2. The Aserto authorization policy to evaluate.

3. Optional, additional input data to the authorization policy.

The values for these parameters can be set globally or extracted dynamically from incoming messages.

func New

func New(client AuthorizerClient, policy Policy) *Middleware

New creates middleware for the specified policy.

The new middleware is created with default identity and policy path mapper. Those can be overridden using `Middleware.Identity` to specify the caller's identity, or using the middleware's ".With...()" functions to set policy path and resource mappers.

func (*Middleware) Handler

func (m *Middleware) Handler(c *gin.Context)

Handler is the middleware implementation. It is how an Authorizer is wired to a Gin router.

func (*Middleware) WithNoResourceContext

func (m *Middleware) WithNoResourceContext() *Middleware

WithNoResourceContext causes the middleware to include no resource context in authorization request instead of the default behavior that sends all URL path parameters.

func (*Middleware) WithPolicyFromURL

func (m *Middleware) WithPolicyFromURL(prefix string) *Middleware

WithPolicyFromURL instructs the middleware to construct the policy path from the path segment of the incoming request's URL.

Path separators ('/') are replaced with dots ('.'). If the request uses gorilla/mux to define path parameters, those are added to the path with two leading underscores. An optional prefix can be specified to be included in all paths.

Example

Using 'WithPolicyFromURL("myapp")', the route

POST /products/{id}

becomes the policy path

"myapp.POST.products.__id"

func (*Middleware) WithPolicyPathMapper

func (m *Middleware) WithPolicyPathMapper(mapper StringMapper) *Middleware

WithPolicyPathMapper sets a custom policy mapper, a function that takes an incoming request and returns the path within the policy of the package to query.

func (*Middleware) WithResourceMapper

func (m *Middleware) WithResourceMapper(mapper ResourceMapper) *Middleware

WithResourceMapper sets a custom resource mapper, a function that takes an incoming request and returns the resource object to include with the authorization request as a `structpb.Struct`.

type Policy

type Policy = middleware.Policy

type ResourceMapper added in v0.20.1

type ResourceMapper func(*gin.Context, map[string]interface{})

ResourceMapper functions are used to extract structured data from incoming requests. The optional resource mapper is a ResourceMapper.

type StringMapper

type StringMapper func(*gin.Context) string

StringMapper functions are used to extract string values from incoming requests. They are used to define policy mappers.

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