auth

type AuthConfig struct {
	RequestVars        *gohttp.RequestVarMap
	SessionGetter      func(r *http.Request, param string) any
	CallbackURLParam   string
	DefaultRedirectURL string
	GetRedirURL        func(r *http.Request) string
	UserParamName      string
	NoLoginRedirect    bool
}

type AuthDB struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type AuthFlow struct {
	dal.BaseEntity

	// A unique Auth Session ID
	ID string

	// Kind of login being done
	Provider string

	// When this Auth session expires;
	ExpiresIn time.Time // 300

	// Handler that will continue the flow after a successful AuthFlow.
	HandlerName string // "login"

	// Parameters for the handler to continue with.
	HandlerParams dal.JsonField `gorm:"type:text"`
}

type CallbackRequest struct {
	Hostname string

	Path string

	// Method to call the callback URL on
	Method string

	// Headers for this request
	Headers utils.StringMap
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Channel struct {
	dal.BaseEntity

	Provider string `gorm:"primaryKey"`
	LoginId  string `gorm:"primaryKey"`

	/**
	 * Credentials for this channel (like access tokens, hashed passwords etc).
	 */
	Credentials dal.JsonField `gorm:"type:text"`

	/**
	 * Profile as passed by the provider of the channel.
	 */
	Profile dal.JsonField `gorm:"type:text"`

	/**
	 * When does this channel expire and needs another login/auth.
	 */
	ExpiresAt time.Time

	// The identity that this channel is verifying.
	IdentityKey string
}

type Identity struct {
	dal.BaseEntity

	// Type of identity being verified (eg email, phone etc).
	IdentityType string `gorm:"primaryKey"`

	// The key specific to the identity (eg an email address or a phone number etc).
	//
	// type + key should be unique through out the system.
	IdentityKey string `gorm:"primaryKey"`

	// The primary user that this identity can be associated with.
	// Identities do not need to be explicitly associted with a user especially
	// in systems where a single Identity can be used to front several users
	PrimaryUser string
}