laterite_auth/lib.rs
1//! Laterite auth: backend user authentication and authorization.
2//!
3//! Provides the operator-facing security primitives the admin surface is
4//! built on: Argon2id password hashing, opaque server-side sessions, a
5//! role-based permission model over dotted permission strings, brute-force
6//! throttling, and an append-only access log. "Backend users" are the
7//! operators of the admin, kept distinct from any application's end users.
8//!
9//! This crate is HTTP-agnostic on purpose. It exposes an [`AuthService`] with
10//! plain async methods (`authenticate`, `verify_session`, `logout`) plus an
11//! [`AuthenticatedUser`] identity; the admin crate wraps these in Axum
12//! extractors, cookie handling, and the rendered login screen.
13
14pub mod error;
15pub mod migrations;
16pub mod password;
17pub mod permission;
18pub mod service;
19pub mod store;
20
21mod models;
22mod schema;
23
24pub use error::AuthError;
25pub use migrations::{migrations, MODULE_ID};
26pub use models::{AccessEvent, BackendUser, BackendUserSummary};
27pub use permission::PermissionSet;
28pub use service::{
29 AuditEntry, AuthConfig, AuthService, AuthenticatedUser, IssuedSession, NewOperator,
30 RequestContext, ResolvedSession,
31};
32pub use store::AuditRecord;
33
34/// The `laterite.auth` module: the framework's backend-user auth tables.
35pub struct AuthModule;
36
37impl laterite_core::Module for AuthModule {
38 fn id(&self) -> laterite_core::ModuleId {
39 laterite_core::ModuleId::new(MODULE_ID)
40 }
41 fn migrations(&self) -> laterite_core::MigrationSet {
42 migrations()
43 }
44}