Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package auth handles auth
Index ¶
- Variables
- func Authenticate(conf AuthOptions) echo.MiddlewareFunc
- func Reauthenticate(conf AuthOptions, validator tokens.Validator) func(c echo.Context) (string, error)
- type AuthOption
- func WithAudience(audience string) AuthOption
- func WithAuthOptions(opts AuthOptions) AuthOption
- func WithBeforeFunc(before middleware.BeforeFunc) AuthOption
- func WithContext(ctx context.Context) AuthOption
- func WithDBClient(client *ent.Client) AuthOption
- func WithIssuer(issuer string) AuthOption
- func WithJWKSEndpoint(url string) AuthOption
- func WithMinRefreshInterval(interval time.Duration) AuthOption
- func WithReauthenticator(reauth Reauthenticator) AuthOption
- func WithSkipperFunc(skipper middleware.Skipper) AuthOption
- func WithValidator(validator tokens.Validator) AuthOption
- type AuthOptions
- type Reauthenticator
Constants ¶
This section is empty.
Variables ¶
var ( // ErrNoClaims is returned when no claims are found on the request context ErrNoClaims = errors.New("no claims found on the request context") // ErrNoUserInfo is returned when no user info is found on the request context ErrNoUserInfo = errors.New("no user info found on the request context") // ErrNoAuthUser is returned when no authenticated user is found on the request context ErrNoAuthUser = errors.New("could not identify authenticated user in request") // ErrUnverifiedUser is returned when the user is not verified ErrUnverifiedUser = errors.New("user is not verified") // ErrParseBearer is returned when the bearer token could not be parsed from the authorization header ErrParseBearer = errors.New("could not parse bearer token from authorization header") // ErrNoAuthorization is returned when no authorization header is found in the request ErrNoAuthorization = errors.New("no authorization header in request") // ErrNoRequest is returned when no request is found on the context ErrNoRequest = errors.New("no request found on the context") // ErrNoRefreshToken is returned when no refresh token is found on the request ErrNoRefreshToken = errors.New("no refresh token available on request") // ErrRefreshDisabled is returned when re-authentication with refresh tokens is disabled ErrRefreshDisabled = errors.New("re-authentication with refresh tokens disabled") // ErrUnableToConstructValidator is returned when the validator cannot be constructed ErrUnableToConstructValidator = errors.New("unable to construct validator") // ErrPasswordTooWeak is returned when the password is too weak ErrPasswordTooWeak = errors.New("password is too weak: use a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters") )
var DefaultAuthOptions = AuthOptions{ KeysURL: "http://localhost:17608/.well-known/jwks.json", Audience: "http://localhost:17608", Issuer: "http://localhost:17608", MinRefreshInterval: 5 * time.Minute, Skipper: middleware.DefaultSkipper, }
var SessionSkipperFunc = func(c echo.Context) bool { return auth.GetAuthTypeFromEchoContext(c) != auth.JWTAuthentication }
SessionSkipperFunc is the function that determines if the session check should be skipped due to the request being a PAT or API Token auth request
Functions ¶
func Authenticate ¶
func Authenticate(conf AuthOptions) echo.MiddlewareFunc
Authenticate is a middleware function that is used to authenticate requests - it is not applied to all routes so be cognizant of that
func Reauthenticate ¶
func Reauthenticate(conf AuthOptions, validator tokens.Validator) func(c echo.Context) (string, error)
Reauthenticate is a middleware helper that can use refresh tokens in the echo context to obtain a new access token. If it is unable to obtain a new valid access token, then an error is returned and processing should stop.
Types ¶
type AuthOption ¶
type AuthOption func(opts *AuthOptions)
AuthOption allows users to optionally supply configuration to the Authorization middleware.
func WithAudience ¶
func WithAudience(audience string) AuthOption
WithAudience allows the user to specify an alternative audience.
func WithAuthOptions ¶
func WithAuthOptions(opts AuthOptions) AuthOption
WithAuthOptions allows the user to update the default auth options with an auth options struct to set many options values at once. Zero values are ignored, so if using this option, the defaults will still be preserved if not set on the input.
func WithBeforeFunc ¶
func WithBeforeFunc(before middleware.BeforeFunc) AuthOption
WithBeforeFunc allows the user to specify a function to happen before the auth middleware
func WithContext ¶
func WithContext(ctx context.Context) AuthOption
WithContext allows the user to specify an external, cancelable context to control the background refresh behavior of the JWKS cache.
func WithDBClient ¶
func WithDBClient(client *ent.Client) AuthOption
WithDBClient is a function that returns an AuthOption function which sets the DBClient field of AuthOptions. The DBClient field is used to specify the database client to be to check authentication with personal access tokens.
func WithIssuer ¶
func WithIssuer(issuer string) AuthOption
WithIssuer allows the user to specify an alternative issuer.
func WithJWKSEndpoint ¶
func WithJWKSEndpoint(url string) AuthOption
WithJWKSEndpoint allows the user to specify an alternative endpoint to fetch the JWKS public keys from. This is useful for testing or for different environments.
func WithMinRefreshInterval ¶
func WithMinRefreshInterval(interval time.Duration) AuthOption
WithMinRefreshInterval allows the user to specify an alternative minimum duration between cache refreshes to control refresh behavior for the JWKS public keys.
func WithReauthenticator ¶
func WithReauthenticator(reauth Reauthenticator) AuthOption
WithReauthenticator allows the user to specify a reauthenticator to the auth middleware.
func WithSkipperFunc ¶
func WithSkipperFunc(skipper middleware.Skipper) AuthOption
WithSkipperFunc allows the user to specify a skipper function for the middleware
func WithValidator ¶
func WithValidator(validator tokens.Validator) AuthOption
WithValidator allows the user to specify an alternative validator to the auth middleware. This is particularly useful for testing authentication.
type AuthOptions ¶
type AuthOptions struct { // KeysURL endpoint to the JWKS public keys on the datum server KeysURL string `default:"http://localhost:17608/.well-known/jwks.json"` // Audience to verify on tokens Audience string `default:"http://localhost:17608"` // Issuer to verify on tokens Issuer string `default:"http://localhost:17608"` // MinRefreshInterval to cache the JWKS public keys MinRefreshInterval time.Duration `default:"5m"` // Context to control the lifecycle of the background fetch routine Context context.Context // Skipper defines a function to skip middleware Skipper middleware.Skipper // BeforeFunc defines a function which is executed just before the middleware BeforeFunc middleware.BeforeFunc // Used to check other auth types like personal access tokens DBClient *ent.Client // contains filtered or unexported fields }
AuthOptions is constructed from variadic AuthOption arguments with reasonable defaults.
func NewAuthOptions ¶
func NewAuthOptions(opts ...AuthOption) (conf AuthOptions)
NewAuthOptions creates an AuthOptions object with reasonable defaults and any user supplied input from the AuthOption variadic arguments.
type Reauthenticator ¶
type Reauthenticator interface {
Refresh(context.Context, *api.RefreshRequest) (*api.LoginReply, error)
}
Reauthenticator generates new access and refresh pair given a valid refresh token.