Authex v0.3.0 Authex.Token View Source

A struct wrapper for token claims.

Typically, we shouldnt need to directly interact with this module. Rather, we should use the Authex.token/2 callback defined in our auth module.

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Creates a new Authex.Token struct from the given claims and options

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claim() View Source
claim() ::
  {:sub, binary() | integer()}
  | {:aud, binary()}
  | {:iss, binary()}
  | {:jti, binary()}
  | {:scopes, list()}
  | {:meta, map()}

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claims() View Source
claims() :: [claim()]

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option() View Source
option() :: {:time, integer()} | {:ttl, integer()}

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options() View Source
options() :: [option()]

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t() View Source
t() :: %Authex.Token{
  aud: binary() | nil,
  exp: integer() | nil,
  iat: integer() | nil,
  iss: binary() | nil,
  jti: binary() | nil,
  meta: map(),
  nbf: integer() | nil,
  scopes: list(),
  sub: binary() | integer() | nil
}

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new(auth, claims \\ [], opts \\ []) View Source

Creates a new Authex.Token struct from the given claims and options.

Options

  • :time - the base time (timestamp format) in which to use.
  • :ttl - the TTL for the token.

Examples

Authex.Token.new(MyApp.Auth, [sub: 1], [ttl: 60])