oauth2

Documentation

Index

• Constants
• func NewClientStore(s store.AuthClients, def *types.AuthClient) *clientStore
• func NewManager(opt options.AuthOpt, log *zap.Logger, cs oauth2.ClientStore, ...) *manage.Manager
• func NewServer(manager oauth2.Manager) *server.Server
• func NewTokenStore(s tokenStorer) *tokenStore
• func NewUserAuthorizer(sm *request.SessionManager, loginURL, clientAuthURL string) server.UserAuthorizationHandler
• func UserIDSerializer(userID uint64, rr ...uint64) string

Constants

const (
	RedirectUriSeparator = " "
)

Functions

func NewClientStore

func NewClientStore(s store.AuthClients, def *types.AuthClient) *clientStore

func NewManager

func NewManager(opt options.AuthOpt, log *zap.Logger, cs oauth2.ClientStore, ts oauth2.TokenStore) *manage.Manager

func NewServer

func NewServer(manager oauth2.Manager) *server.Server

func NewTokenStore

func NewTokenStore(s tokenStorer) *tokenStore

func NewUserAuthorizer

func NewUserAuthorizer(sm *request.SessionManager, loginURL, clientAuthURL string) server.UserAuthorizationHandler

func UserIDSerializer

func UserIDSerializer(userID uint64, rr ...uint64) string

UserIDSerializer packs user ID and IDs of all roles into space delimited string

Main reason to do this is to simplify JWT claims encoding; we do not have access to user's membership info from there)