Boruta.Oauth.Token (Boruta core v1.2.1) View Source
Token schema. Representing both access tokens and codes.
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Functions
Determines if a token is valid, neither expired nor revoked.
Determines if a token is expired
Returns an hexadecimal SHA512 hash of given string
Determines if a token is revoked.
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Specs
t() :: %Boruta.Oauth.Token{ client: Boruta.Oauth.Client.t(), code_challenge: String.t(), code_challenge_hash: String.t(), code_challenge_method: String.t(), expires_at: integer(), id: term(), inserted_at: DateTime.t(), redirect_uri: String.t(), refresh_token: String.t(), resource_owner: Boruta.Oauth.ResourceOwner.t() | nil, revoked_at: DateTime.t(), scope: String.t(), state: String.t(), sub: String.t(), type: String.t(), value: String.t() }
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Specs
Determines if a token is valid, neither expired nor revoked.
Examples
iex> ensure_valid(%Boruta.Oauth.Token{revoked_at: nil})
:ok
iex> ensure_valid(%Boruta.Oauth.Token{})
{:error, "Token revoked."}
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expired?(token, type \\ :access_token, now \\ :os.system_time(:seconds))
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Determines if a token is expired
Examples
iex> expired?(%Boruta.Oauth.Token{expires_at: 1628260754})
false
iex> expired?(%Boruta.Oauth.Token{expires_at: 0}) # 1st january 1970
true
Specs
Returns an hexadecimal SHA512 hash of given string
Examples
iex> hash("foo")
"F7FBBA6E0636F890E56FBBF3283E524C6FA3204AE298382D624741D0DC6638326E282C41BE5E4254D8820772C5518A2C5A8C0C7F7EDA19594A7EB539453E1ED7"
Specs
Determines if a token is revoked.
Examples
iex> revoked?(%Boruta.Oauth.Token{revoked_at: nil})
:ok
iex> revoked?(%Boruta.Oauth.Token{})
false