adonis-ally-rdstation
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AdonisJS Ally x RD Station
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/// <reference types="@adonisjs/ally" />
/// <reference types="@adonisjs/http-server/build/adonis-typings" />
import type { AllyUserContract } from '@ioc:Adonis/Addons/Ally';
import type { HttpContextContract } from '@ioc:Adonis/Core/HttpContext';
import { ApiRequest, Oauth2Driver, RedirectRequest } from '@adonisjs/ally/build/standalone';
/**
* Define the access token object properties in this type. It
* must have "token" and "type" and you are free to add
* more properties.
*
* ------------------------------------------------
* Change "RDStation" to something more relevant
* ------------------------------------------------
*/
export declare type RDStationAccessToken = {
token: string;
type: 'bearer';
};
/**
* Define a union of scopes your driver accepts. Here's an example of same
* https://github.com/adonisjs/ally/blob/develop/adonis-typings/ally.ts#L236-L268
*
* ------------------------------------------------
* Change "RDStation" to something more relevant
* ------------------------------------------------
*/
export declare type RDStationScopes = string;
/**
* Define the configuration options accepted by your driver. It must have the following
* properties, and you are free add more.
*
* ------------------------------------------------
* Change "RDStation" to something more relevant
* ------------------------------------------------
*/
export declare type RDStationConfig = {
driver: 'RDStation';
clientId: string;
clientSecret: string;
callbackUrl: string;
authorizeUrl?: string;
accessTokenUrl?: string;
userInfoUrl?: string;
};
/**
* Driver implementation. It is mostly configuration driven except the user calls
*
* ------------------------------------------------
* Change "RDStation" to something more relevant
* ------------------------------------------------
*/
export declare class RDStationDriver extends Oauth2Driver<RDStationAccessToken, RDStationScopes> {
config: RDStationConfig;
/**
* The URL for the redirect request. The user will be redirected on this page
* to authorize the request.
*
* Do not define query strings in this URL.
*/
protected authorizeUrl: string;
/**
* The URL to hit to exchange the authorization code for the access token
*
* Do not define query strings in this URL.
*/
protected accessTokenUrl: string;
/**
* The URL to hit to get the user details
*
* Do not define query strings in this URL.
*/
protected userInfoUrl: string;
/**
* The param name for the authorization code. Read the documentation of your oauth
* provider and update the param name to match the query string field name in
* which the oauth provider sends the authorization_code post redirect.
*/
protected codeParamName: string;
/**
* The param name for the error. Read the documentation of your oauth provider and update
* the param name to match the query string field name in which the oauth provider sends
* the error post redirect
*/
protected errorParamName: string;
/**
* Cookie name for storing the CSRF token. Make sure it is always unique. So a better
* approach is to prefix the oauth provider name to `oauth_state` value. For example:
* For example: "facebook_oauth_state"
*/
protected stateCookieName: string;
/**
* Parameter name to be used for sending and receiving the state from.
* Read the documentation of your oauth provider and update the param
* name to match the query string used by the provider for exchanging
* the state.
*/
protected stateParamName: string;
/**
* Parameter name for sending the scopes to the oauth provider.
*/
protected scopeParamName: string;
/**
* The separator indentifier for defining multiple scopes
*/
protected scopesSeparator: string;
constructor(ctx: HttpContextContract, config: RDStationConfig);
/**
* Optionally configure the authorization redirect request. The actual request
* is made by the base implementation of "Oauth2" driver and this is a
* hook to pre-configure the request.
*/
protected configureRedirectRequest(request: RedirectRequest<`RDStation`>): void;
/**
* Optionally configure the access token request. The actual request is made by
* the base implementation of "Oauth2" driver and this is a hook to pre-configure
* the request
*/
protected configureAccessTokenRequest(request: ApiRequest): void;
/**
* Update the implementation to tell if the error received during redirect
* means "ACCESS DENIED".
*/
accessDenied(): boolean;
protected getAuthenticatedRequest(url: string, token: string): ApiRequest;
/**
* Get the user details by query the provider API. This method must return
* the access token and the user details both. Checkout the google
* implementation for same.
*
* https://github.com/adonisjs/ally/blob/develop/src/Drivers/Google/index.ts#L191-L199
*/
user(callback?: (request: ApiRequest) => void): Promise<AllyUserContract<RDStationAccessToken>>;
userFromToken(accessToken: string, callback?: (request: ApiRequest) => void): Promise<AllyUserContract<{
token: string;
type: 'bearer';
}>>;
/**
* Decode token and extract user details
*/
protected decodeUserToken(accessToken: string): any;
}