Struct SasTokenGenerator

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pub struct SasTokenGenerator { /* private fields */ }
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Generator for Azure Service Bus Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens.

Creates time-limited authentication tokens using HMAC-SHA256 signing with shared access keys. SAS tokens provide a secure way to grant limited access to Service Bus resources without sharing the primary keys.

§Security Notes

  • Generated tokens have configurable expiration times
  • Uses HMAC-SHA256 for cryptographic signing
  • Keys are base64 decoded before use in signing
  • Tokens include URL-encoded resource URIs for security

§Examples

use quetty_server::auth::SasTokenGenerator;

let generator = SasTokenGenerator::new("my-namespace".to_string());
let token = generator.generate_sas_token(
    "RootManageSharedAccessKey",
    "base64_encoded_key",
    24 // 24 hours
)?;

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impl SasTokenGenerator

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pub fn new(namespace: String) -> Self

Creates a new SAS token generator for the specified Service Bus namespace.

§Arguments
  • namespace - The Service Bus namespace (without .servicebus.windows.net)
§Examples
use quetty_server::auth::SasTokenGenerator;

let generator = SasTokenGenerator::new("my-servicebus-namespace".to_string());
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pub fn generate_sas_token( &self, key_name: &str, key: &str, duration_hours: i64, ) -> Result<String, ServiceBusError>

Generates a SAS token for Service Bus authentication.

Creates a time-limited Shared Access Signature token using HMAC-SHA256 signing with the provided shared access key. The token grants access to the entire Service Bus namespace.

§Arguments
  • key_name - The name of the shared access key policy
  • key - The base64-encoded shared access key
  • duration_hours - Token validity period in hours
§Returns

A complete SAS token string ready for use in Service Bus operations

§Errors

Returns ServiceBusError::AuthenticationError if:

  • The key cannot be base64 decoded
  • HMAC generation fails
  • Token signing fails
§Examples
use quetty_server::auth::SasTokenGenerator;

let generator = SasTokenGenerator::new("namespace".to_string());
let token = generator.generate_sas_token(
    "RootManageSharedAccessKey",
    "base64_encoded_key_here",
    24 // Valid for 24 hours
)?;
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pub fn create_connection_string_from_sas(&self, sas_token: &str) -> String

Creates a Service Bus connection string from a SAS token.

Combines the namespace endpoint with the SAS token to create a complete connection string that can be used for Service Bus operations.

§Arguments
  • sas_token - A valid SAS token (typically from [generate_sas_token])
§Returns

A complete Service Bus connection string

§Examples
use quetty_server::auth::SasTokenGenerator;

let generator = SasTokenGenerator::new("namespace".to_string());
let token = generator.generate_sas_token("key_name", "key", 24)?;
let connection_string = generator.create_connection_string_from_sas(&token);

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impl Clone for SasTokenGenerator

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fn clone(&self) -> SasTokenGenerator

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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