auth
auth/client/login.go
Create Docker image for authd. Create a Dockerfile for authd, which will wrap the compiled Go binary up into a tiny little Docker image. Create an authd/build-docker.sh script that will build the statically-linked binary in a Docker container, so the authd Docker image can use it. We had to include ca-certificates.crt in the Dockerfile, as well, so we could communicate over SSL with things. A wrapper.sh file is included that will pull the JWT_SECRET environment variable out of a kubernetes secrets file, which is a handy wrapper to have. Finally, we added the authd/docker-authd binary to the .hgignore.
| paddy@172 | 1 package client |
| paddy@172 | 2 |
| paddy@172 | 3 import ( |
| paddy@172 | 4 "code.secondbit.org/auth.hg" |
| paddy@172 | 5 ) |
| paddy@172 | 6 |
| paddy@172 | 7 func (c *Client) GetLogin(value string) (auth.Login, error) { |
| paddy@173 | 8 resp, err := c.Get("/logins/"+value, auth.Scopes{auth.ScopeLoginAdmin}.Strings(), nil) |
| paddy@172 | 9 if err != nil { |
| paddy@172 | 10 return auth.Login{}, err |
| paddy@172 | 11 } |
| paddy@172 | 12 if len(resp.Logins) < 1 { |
| paddy@172 | 13 return auth.Login{}, auth.ErrLoginNotFound |
| paddy@172 | 14 } |
| paddy@172 | 15 return resp.Logins[0], nil |
| paddy@172 | 16 } |