auth
auth/doc.go
Parse the redirect URI early, add new failure modes to tests. When obtaining a grant code, parse the redirect_uri early as a URL, so we can fail without even hitting the database, if possible. Add a test to cover the scenario where the client doesn't specify an endpoint, and the client has no endpoints registered. Add a test to cover the scenario where the client has two endpoints registered, but doesn't specify an endpoint. Fix the test that tested for invalid URLs by actually using an invalid URL. Apparently, "not a URL" is a valid URL. Go figure.
| paddy@57 | 1 /* |
| paddy@57 | 2 Package auth provides an authentication service for managing user accounts and an OAuth2 provider. |
| paddy@57 | 3 |
| paddy@57 | 4 The service is an opinionated implementation of authentication using passphrases and the |
| paddy@57 | 5 code.secondbit.org/pass package to implement user credentials and accounts. Additionally, users |
| paddy@57 | 6 are permitted to login using their email address on record or their username interchangeably. |
| paddy@57 | 7 Care is also taken to be able to mitigate attacks that have already happened and plan ahead for |
| paddy@57 | 8 the worst case scenarios. |
| paddy@57 | 9 |
| paddy@57 | 10 An OAuth2 provider is also built-in and provided, complete with client registration and management, |
| paddy@57 | 11 as well as a specification-based set of handlers for managing the issuing of grants and tokens. Token |
| paddy@57 | 12 validiity may be asserted through an API, or a proxy service is provided for stripping auth-specific |
| paddy@57 | 13 information from requests and replacing it with a trusted header containing information about the user |
| paddy@57 | 14 and client that authorized the request. |
| paddy@57 | 15 */ |
| paddy@57 | 16 package auth |