auth

Documentation

Overview

Package auth implements custom predicates to match based on content of the HTTP Authorization header.

This predicate can be used to match a route based on data in the 2nd part of a JWT token, for example based on the issuer.

Examples:

    // one key value pair has to match
    example1: JWTPayloadAnyKV("iss", "https://accounts.google.com", "email", "skipper-router@googlegroups.com")
	-> "http://example.org/";
    // all key value pairs have to match
    example2: * && JWTPayloadAllKV("iss", "https://accounts.google.com", "email", "skipper-router@googlegroups.com")
	-> "http://example.org/";

Index

• func NewHeaderSHA256() routing.PredicateSpec
• func NewJWTPayloadAllKV() routing.PredicateSpec
• func NewJWTPayloadAllKVRegexp() routing.PredicateSpec
• func NewJWTPayloadAnyKV() routing.PredicateSpec
• func NewJWTPayloadAnyKVRegexp() routing.PredicateSpec

Functions

func NewHeaderSHA256

func NewHeaderSHA256() routing.PredicateSpec

NewHeaderSHA256 creates a predicate specification, whose instances match SHA-256 hash of the header value. The HeaderSHA256 predicate requires the header name and one or more hex-encoded SHA-256 hash values of the matching header.

func NewJWTPayloadAllKV

func NewJWTPayloadAllKV() routing.PredicateSpec

func NewJWTPayloadAllKVRegexp

func NewJWTPayloadAllKVRegexp() routing.PredicateSpec

func NewJWTPayloadAnyKV

func NewJWTPayloadAnyKV() routing.PredicateSpec

func NewJWTPayloadAnyKVRegexp

func NewJWTPayloadAnyKVRegexp() routing.PredicateSpec