galene/token/token.go

package token

import (
	"errors"
)

var ErrUsernameRequired = errors.New("username required")

type Token interface {
	Check(host, group string, username *string) (string, []string, error)
}

func Parse(token string, keys []map[string]interface{}) (Token, error) {
	t, err := getStateful(token)
	if err == nil && t != nil {
		return t, nil
	}
	return parseJWT(token, keys)
}
Implement token authentication. 2021-10-29 23:37:05 +02:00			`package token`

Implement stateful tokens. Stateful tokens look just like cryptographic tokens to the client. Unlike cryptographic tokens, they are stored in a file and are revokable and editable. 2023-03-22 04:04:22 +01:00			`import (`
			`"errors"`
			`)`

			`var ErrUsernameRequired = errors.New("username required")`

Move token handling into the separate module. Tokens are now an interface, and all the token logic is encapsulated in the token module. 2023-03-22 00:07:13 +01:00			`type Token interface {`
			`Check(host, group string, username *string) (string, []string, error)`
Fix token parsing when aud is an array. 2022-02-20 01:04:16 +01:00			`}`

Move token handling into the separate module. Tokens are now an interface, and all the token logic is encapsulated in the token module. 2023-03-22 00:07:13 +01:00			`func Parse(token string, keys []map[string]interface{}) (Token, error) {`
Implement stateful tokens. Stateful tokens look just like cryptographic tokens to the client. Unlike cryptographic tokens, they are stored in a file and are revokable and editable. 2023-03-22 04:04:22 +01:00			`t, err := getStateful(token)`
			`if err == nil && t != nil {`
			`return t, nil`
			`}`
Move token handling into the separate module. Tokens are now an interface, and all the token logic is encapsulated in the token module. 2023-03-22 00:07:13 +01:00			`return parseJWT(token, keys)`
Implement token authentication. 2021-10-29 23:37:05 +02:00			`}`