handler

func Auth ¶

func Auth(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

func AuthAs ¶

func AuthAs(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

func ChangeAccountExpirationDate ¶

func ChangeAccountExpirationDate(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

Change status will update status field of user and set it to given value

func ChangeIds ¶

func ChangeIds(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ChangeIds will edit the Ids

func ChangePassword ¶

func ChangePassword(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

func ChangeUserStatus ¶

func ChangeUserStatus(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

Change status will update status field of user and set it to given value

func CreateUser ¶

func CreateUser(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

CreateUser will create a new user account within the credential store

func DeleteIndex ¶

func DeleteIndex(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

DeleteIndex will delete an index for a user, leaving the other ones untouched

func DeleteSession ¶

func DeleteSession(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

DeleteSession will delete a session by ID

func DeleteUser ¶

func DeleteUser(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

DeleteUser will permanently delete a user from the credential store

func EndpointAuth ¶

func EndpointAuth(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

EndpointAuth will return a list of services that are allowed to talk to endpoints on a given service

func ExpirePassword ¶

func ExpirePassword(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

func GrantService ¶

func GrantService(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

GrantService will authorise a specific service to be authorised to talk to a specific endpoint on another service, automatically granting a specific role

func GrantUser ¶

func GrantUser(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

GrantUser will apply the supplied roles to the supplied user, appending them to the user's role set

func ListSessions ¶

func ListSessions(r *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ListSessions fetches a list of the logged-in user's active sessions

func ListUsers ¶

func ListUsers(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ListUsers will fetch a bunch of users within a single application namespace

func LogoutUser ¶

func LogoutUser(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

LogoutUser will invalidate a user's session, thus effectively logging them out

func ReadLogin ¶

func ReadLogin(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ReadLogin will fetch a list of logins between two dates for a given user

func ReadSession ¶

func ReadSession(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ReadSession will retrieve token/session information based on session ID. By default this will auto-renew tokens for active sessions that have expired or near-expired tokens - although this can be disabled.

func ReadUser ¶

func ReadUser(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ReadUser will fetch a single user from the credential store by UID or secondary ID

func ReadUserMulti ¶

func ReadUserMulti(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

func ReindexUsers ¶

func ReindexUsers(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

ReindexUsers is temporary and kicks of user re-indexing for our TS-created index

func RevokeService ¶

func RevokeService(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

RevokeService is the opposite of GrantService and will remove authorisation for a specific service to talk to a specific endpoint on another service

func RevokeUser ¶

func RevokeUser(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

RevokeUser will remove the supplied roles from the supplied user

func SetPasswordHash ¶

func SetPasswordHash(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

func UpdateUserRoles ¶

func UpdateUserRoles(req *server.Request) (proto.Message, errors.Error)

UpdateUserRoles will update a user's roleset to match the given roles. The roles are ordered.