middleware

Documentation

Index

• Constants
• func AddAuthorizationContextMiddlewareAdapter() controllers.Adapter
• func ApiKeyAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter(roles []string, claims []string) controllers.Adapter
• func EndAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter() controllers.Adapter
• func TokenAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter(roles []string, claims []string) controllers.Adapter

Constants

const (
	AUTHORIZED_BY_KEY = "AUTHORIZED_BY"
	IS_AUTHORIZED_KEY = "IS_AUTHORIZED"
)

Functions

func AddAuthorizationContextMiddlewareAdapter

func AddAuthorizationContextMiddlewareAdapter() controllers.Adapter

func ApiKeyAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter

func ApiKeyAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter(roles []string, claims []string) controllers.Adapter

func EndAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter

func EndAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter() controllers.Adapter

EndAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter This cleans the context of any previous users token left in memory and rereading all of the default options for the next request

func TokenAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter

func TokenAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter(roles []string, claims []string) controllers.Adapter

TokenAuthorizationMiddlewareAdapter validates a Authorization Bearer during a rest api call It can take an array of roles and claims to further validate the token in a more granular view, it also can take an OR option in both if the role or claim are coma separated. For example a claim like "_read,_write" will be valid if the user either has a _read claim or a _write claim making them both valid