bitwarden

Documentation

Index

• Constants
• Variables
• func Login(req *LoginRequest) (sdk.BitwardenClientInterface, error)
• func Warden(next http.Handler) http.Handler
• type LoginRequest
• type RequestBase

Constants

const (
	WardenHeaderAccessToken = "Warden-Access-Token"
	WardenHeaderStatePath   = "Warden-State-Path"
	WardenHeaderAPIURL      = "Warden-Api-Url"
	WardenHeaderIdentityURL = "Warden-Identity-Url"
)

Defined Header Keys.

Variables

var ContextClientKey contextKey = "warden-client"

Functions

func Login

func Login(req *LoginRequest) (sdk.BitwardenClientInterface, error)

Login creates a session for further Bitwarden requests. Note: I don't like returning the interface, but that's what the client returns.

func Warden

func Warden(next http.Handler) http.Handler

Warden is a middleware to use with the bitwarden API. Header used by the Warden: Warden-Access-Token: <token> Warden-State-Path: <state-path> Warden-Api-Url: <url> Warden-Identity-Url: <url> Put the client into the context and so if a context contains our client we know that calls are authenticated.

Types

type LoginRequest

type LoginRequest struct {
	*RequestBase `yaml:",inline,omitempty"`

	AccessToken string `yaml:"accessToken"`
	StatePath   string `yaml:"statePath,omitempty"`
}

LoginRequest defines bitwarden login details to Secrets Manager.

type RequestBase

type RequestBase struct {
	APIURL      string `yaml:"apiUrl,omitempty"`
	IdentityURL string `yaml:"identityUrl,omitempty"`
}

RequestBase contains optional API_URL and IDENTITY_URL values. If not defined, defaults are used always.