Per-LV actor-resolution helpers.
Every mutating context call in the AI admin LVs threads actor_uuid
actor_rolethroughactor_opts(socket)so the activity feed attributes the change to the right user. This module is the single source for that shape — without it, four copies (endpoints.ex,endpoint_form.ex,prompts.ex,prompt_form.ex) drifted in parallel.
Summary
Functions
Builds the actor_opts keyword list expected by every mutating
context fn (create_endpoint/2, update_endpoint/3,
delete_endpoint/2, reorder_endpoints/2, create_prompt/2,
update_prompt/3, etc).
Returns true when the socket's scope can reach the admin area,
false otherwise (including nil scope).
Functions
@spec actor_opts(Phoenix.LiveView.Socket.t()) :: keyword()
Builds the actor_opts keyword list expected by every mutating
context fn (create_endpoint/2, update_endpoint/3,
delete_endpoint/2, reorder_endpoints/2, create_prompt/2,
update_prompt/3, etc).
Returns [actor_uuid: uuid, actor_role: "admin" | "user"] when the
socket carries a phoenix_kit_current_user with a uuid, or
[actor_role: ...] only when no user is in the socket (rare —
on_mount usually guarantees one, but defensive callers still want
the role).
@spec admin?(Phoenix.LiveView.Socket.t()) :: boolean()
Returns true when the socket's scope can reach the admin area,
false otherwise (including nil scope).
Backed by PhoenixKit.Users.Auth.Scope.can_access_admin_area?/1 —
which is true for any permission holder, not only the Admin role.
The name is kept for the actor_role string this feeds.