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Plugin makes an auth operations throught the plugin Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication and OAuth2 by Mojolicious::Plugin::OAuth2.
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Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI - from DBI tables does generate app routes, make authentication and make restrict access (authorization).
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$app->plugin('RoutesAuthDBI',
dbh => $app->dbh,
auth => {...},
access => {...},
admin => {...},
oauth => {...},
guest => {...},
template => {...},
model_namespace=>...,
);
One option dbh
is mandatory, all other - optional.
Handler DBI connection where are tables: controllers, actions, routes, logins, profiles, roles, refs and oauth.
dbh => $app->dbh,
# or
dbh => sub { shift->dbh },
Hashref options pass to base plugin Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication. By default the option:
current_user_fn => 'auth_user',
stash_key => "Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI__user__",
The options:
load_user => \&load_user,
validate_user => \&validate_user,
are imported from package access module. See below.
Hashref options for special access module. This module has subs/methods for manage auth and access operations, has appling routes from DBI table. By default plugin will load the builtin module:
access => {
module => 'Access',
namespace => 'Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI',
...,
},
You might define your own module by passing options:
access => {
module => 'Foo',
namespace => 'Bar::Baz',
...,
},
See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Access for detail options list.
Hashref options for admin controller for actions on SQL tables routes, roles, profiles, logins. By default the builtin module:
admin => {
controller => 'Admin',
namespace => 'Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI',
...,
},
You might define your own controller by passing options:
admin => {
controller => 'Foo',
namespace => 'Bar::Baz',
...,
},
See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Admin for detail options list.
Hashref options for oauth controller. By default the builtin module:
oauth => {
controller => 'OAuth',
namespace => 'Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI',
...,
},
You might define your own controller by passing options:
oauth => {
controller => 'Foo::Bar::Baz',
...,
},
See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::OAuth for detail options list.
Hashref options for guest module. Defaults are:
guest => {
namespace => 'Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI',
module => 'Guest',
session_key => 'guest_data',
stash_key => "Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI__guest__",
},
Disable guest module usage:
guest => undef, # or none in config
See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Guest
Where are your models place. Default to "Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Model".
Hashref variables for SQL templates of models dictionaries. Defaults is $Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Schema::defaults
. See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Model::Base.
See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Install.
Heart of this plugin! This condition apply for all db routes even if column auth set to 0. It is possible to apply this condition to non db routes also:
No access check to route, but authorization by session will ready:
$r->any('/foo')->...->requires(access=>{auth=>0})->...;
Allow if has authentication only:
$r->any('/foo')->...->requires(access=>{auth=>'only'})->...; # same as # $r->any('/foo')->...->requires(authenticated => 1)->...; # see Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication
Allow for guest
$r->any('/foo')->...->requires(access=>{guest=>1})->...;
To makes guest session:
$c->access->plugin->guest->store($c, {<...some data...>});
Route accessible if profile roles assigned to either loadable namespace or controller 'Bar.pm' (which assigned neither namespece on db or assigned to that loadable namespace) or action 'bar' on controller Bar.pm (action record in db table actions):
$r->any('/bar-bar-any-namespace')->to('bar#bar',)->requires(access=>{auth=>1})->...;
Explicit defined namespace route accessible either namespace 'Bar' or 'Bar::Bar.pm' controller or action 'bar' in controller 'Bar::Bar.pm' (which assigned to namespace 'Bar' in table refs):
$r->any('/bar-bar-bar')->to('bar#bar', namespace=>'Bar')->requires(access=>{auth=>1})->...;
Check access by overriden namespace 'BarX': controller and action also with that namespace in db table refs:
$r->any('/bar-nsX')->to('bar#bar', namespace=>'Bar')->requires(access=>{auth=>1, namespace=>'BarX'})->...;
Check access by overriden namespace 'BarX' and controller 'BarX.pm', action record also with that ns & c in db table refs:
$r->any('/bar-nsX-cX')->to('bar#bar', namespace=>'Bar')->requires(access=>{auth=>1, namespace=>'BarX', controller=>'BarX'})->...;
Full override names access:
$r->any('/bar-nsX-cX-aX')->to('bar#bar', namespace=>'Bar')->requires(access=>{auth=>1, namespace=>'BarX', controller=>'BarX', action=>'barX'})->...;
-
$r->any('/bar-cX-aX')->to('bar#bar',)->requires(access=>{auth=>1, controller=>'BarX', action=>'barX'})->...;
Route accessible if profile roles list has defined role (admin):
$r->any('/bar-role-admin')->to('bar#bar',)->requires(access=>{auth=>1, role=> 'admin'})->...;
Pass callback to access condition
The callback will get parameters: $profile, $route, $c, $captures, $args (this callback ref). Callback must returns true or false for restrict access. Example simple auth access:
$r->any('/check-auth')->requires(access=>sub {my ($profile, $route, $c, $captures, $args) = @_; return $profile;})->to(cb=>sub {my $c =shift; $c->render(format=>'txt', text=>"Hi @{[$c->auth_user->{names}]}!\n\nYou have access!");});
Returns access instance obiect. See Mojolicious::Plugin::RoutesAuthDBI::Access methods.
if ($c->access->access_explicit([1,2,3], [1,2,3])) {
# yes, accessible
}
Registration() & access() & <internal>.
Request
HTTP method(s) (optional)
and the URL (space delim)
Contoller Method Route Name Auth
------------------------- ----------- -------------- ----------------- -----
GET /city/new City new_form city_new_form 1
GET /city/:id City show city_show 1
GET /city/edit/:id City edit_form city_edit_form 1
GET /cities City index city_index 1
POST /city City save city_save 1
GET /city/delete/:id City delete_form city_delete_form 1
DELETE /city/:id City delete city_delete 1
/ Home index home_index 0
get post /foo/baz Foo baz foo_baz 1
It table will generate the Mojolicious routes:
# GET /city/new
$r->any('/city/new')->methods('get')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'city', action => 'new_form')->name('city_new_form');
# GET /city/123 - show item with id 123
$r->any('/city/:id')->methods('get')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'city', action => 'show')->name('city_show');
# GET /city/edit/123 - form to edit an item
$r->any('/city/edit/:id')->methods('get')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'city', action => 'edit_form')->name('city_edit_form');
# GET /cities - list of all items
$r->any('/cities')->methods('get')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'city', action => 'index')->name('cities_index');
# POST /city - create new item or update the item
$r->any('/city')->methods('post')->to(controller => 'city', action => 'save')->name('city_save');
# GET /city/delete/123 - form to confirm delete an item id=123
$r->any('/city/delete/:id')->methods('get')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'city', action => 'delete_form')->name('city_delete_form');
# DELETE /city/123 - delete an item id=123
$r->any('/city/:id')->methods('delete')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'city', action => 'delete')->name('city_delete');
# without HTTP method and no auth restrict
$r->any('/')->to(controller => 'Home', action => 'index')->name('home_index');
# GET or POST /foo/baz
$r->any('/foo/baz')->methods('GET', 'post')->requires(<access>)->to(controller => 'Foo', action => 'baz')->name('foo_baz');
If you changed the routes table then kill -HUP or reload app to regenerate routes. Changing assess not require reloading the service.
Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication
Mojolicious::Plugin::Authorization
Михаил Че (Mikhail Che), <mche[-at-]cpan.org>
Please report any bugs or feature requests at https://github.com/mche/Mojolicious-Plugin-RoutesAuthDBI/issues. Pull requests also welcome.
Copyright 2016+ Mikhail Che.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.