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type Ceremony ¶
type Ceremony struct {
GetDeviceCredential func() (*devicepb.DeviceCredential, error)
CollectDeviceData func(mode native.CollectDataMode) (*devicepb.DeviceCollectedData, error)
SignChallenge func(chal []byte) (sig []byte, err error)
SolveTPMAuthnDeviceChallenge func(challenge *devicepb.TPMAuthenticateDeviceChallenge) (*devicepb.TPMAuthenticateDeviceChallengeResponse, error)
GetDeviceOSType func() devicepb.OSType
}
Ceremony is the device authentication ceremony. It takes the client role of devicepb.DeviceTrustServiceClient.AuthenticateDevice
func NewCeremony ¶
func NewCeremony() *Ceremony
NewCeremony creates a new ceremony that delegates per-device behavior to lib/devicetrust/native. If you want to customize a Ceremony, for example for testing purposes, you may create a configure an instance directly, without calling this method.
func (*Ceremony) Run ¶
func (c *Ceremony) Run(ctx context.Context, devicesClient devicepb.DeviceTrustServiceClient, certs *devicepb.UserCertificates) (*devicepb.UserCertificates, error)
Run performs the client-side device authentication ceremony.
Device authentication requires a previously registered and enrolled device (see the lib/devicetrust/enroll package).
The outcome of the authentication ceremony is a pair of user certificates augmented with device extensions.
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