vestibule/strategy

Provider-strategy interface. A Strategy(e) is an opaque record bundling the provider-specific functions an OAuth/OIDC provider implements: build authorize URL, exchange code, fetch user, and an optional refresh token.

Provider packages (vestibule_google, vestibule_apple, …) build these with strategy.new, which takes the three required capabilities directly, plus the optional with_refresh and with_nonce builders; the core library invokes them through the exposed accessors.

Types

ExchangeResult

The result of exchanging an authorization code.

credentials contains the standard OAuth credentials. artifacts contains provider-specific token response data that may be needed while resolving the user, such as an OpenID Connect id_token.

Opaque to keep provider-specific artifacts evolution-safe.

pub type ExchangeResult

Strategy

A strategy is the bundle of provider-specific functions needed to authenticate with a single OAuth/OIDC provider.

The type parameter e corresponds to the custom error type in AuthError(e). Built-in strategies are polymorphic in e.

Opaque so that vestibule can add optional capabilities without breaking provider packages. Construct with new, which requires the three core capabilities (authorize_url, exchange_code, fetch_user) so that a strategy unable to complete an authentication flow cannot be built. Attach optional capabilities with the with_refresh and with_nonce builders. Invoke through the build_authorize_url, exchange_code, refresh_token, and fetch_user helpers.

refresh_token is optional: a strategy built without with_refresh fails refresh_token with an AuthError of kind RefreshUnsupportedKind.

pub type Strategy(a)

UserResult

Normalized user details returned by a strategy.

Opaque so that new fields can be added without breaking strategy implementations. Construct with user_result and read with the user_result_uid, user_result_info, and user_result_extra accessors.

pub type UserResult

Functions

append_code_verifier

Append a PKCE code_verifier to a form-encoded request body when present.

Strategy implementations should call this after building the token exchange request to include the PKCE verifier parameter.

pub fn append_code_verifier(
  request.Request(String),
  option.Option(String)
) -> request.Request(String)

authorization_header

Build the Authorization header value from credentials.

Uses the token_type from the credentials (e.g., “Bearer”, “bearer”). Strategy implementations should use this instead of hardcoding "Bearer ".

Returns Error if the token type is not “bearer” (case-insensitive), as vestibule only supports Bearer token authentication.

pub fn authorization_header(credentials: credentials.Credentials) -> Result(String, error.AuthError(a))

build_authorize_url

Build the provider’s authorization URL.

pub fn build_authorize_url(
  Strategy(a),
  config: config.ClientConfig,
  options: config.AuthorizeOptions,
  scopes: List(String),
  state: String
) -> Result(String, error.AuthError(a))

default_scopes

Return the strategy’s default scopes, used when the caller’s AuthorizeOptions does not specify any.

pub fn default_scopes(Strategy(a)) -> List(String)

exchange_artifacts

Return provider-specific artifacts produced by the exchange (e.g., an OpenID Connect id_token).

pub fn exchange_artifacts(ExchangeResult) -> dict.Dict(String, dynamic.Dynamic)

exchange_code

Exchange an authorization code for credentials and any provider-specific artifacts. Pass the PKCE code_verifier if one was generated for the authorization request.

pub fn exchange_code(
  Strategy(a),
  config: config.ClientConfig,
  code: String,
  code_verifier: option.Option(String)
) -> Result(ExchangeResult, error.AuthError(a))

exchange_credentials

Return the OAuth credentials produced by the exchange.

pub fn exchange_credentials(ExchangeResult) -> credentials.Credentials

exchange_result

Build an exchange result for providers with no provider-specific artifacts.

pub fn exchange_result(credentials.Credentials) -> ExchangeResult

exchange_result_with_artifacts

Build an exchange result with provider-specific artifacts.

pub fn exchange_result_with_artifacts(
  credentials.Credentials,
  dict.Dict(String, dynamic.Dynamic)
) -> ExchangeResult

fetch_user

Fetch user info using the obtained exchange result.

pub fn fetch_user(
  Strategy(a),
  config: config.ClientConfig,
  exchange: ExchangeResult
) -> Result(UserResult, error.AuthError(a))

new

Build a Strategy for provider.

default_scopes is used when the caller’s AuthorizeOptions does not specify any scopes. The three core capabilities are required:

• authorize_url builds the provider-specific authorization URL from the config, options, scopes, and state.
• exchange_code exchanges an authorization code for credentials and optional provider-specific artifacts; the third parameter is the PKCE code_verifier if one was generated.
• fetch_user resolves the authenticated user from the exchange result.

Attach optional capabilities with the with_* builders:

strategy.new(
  provider: "github",
  default_scopes: ["user:email"],
  authorize_url: do_authorize_url,
  exchange_code: do_exchange_code,
  fetch_user: do_fetch_user,
)
|> strategy.with_refresh(do_refresh_token)

pub fn new(
  provider: String,
  default_scopes: List(String),
  authorize_url: fn(config.ClientConfig, config.AuthorizeOptions, List(String), String) -> Result(String, error.AuthError(a)),
  exchange_code: fn(config.ClientConfig, String, option.Option(String)) -> Result(ExchangeResult, error.AuthError(a)),
  fetch_user: fn(config.ClientConfig, ExchangeResult) -> Result(UserResult, error.AuthError(a))
) -> Strategy(a)

provider

Return the human-readable provider name (e.g., "github", "google").

pub fn provider(Strategy(a)) -> String

refresh_token

Refresh credentials using a refresh token.

Returns an AuthError of kind RefreshUnsupportedKind if the strategy was built without with_refresh.

pub fn refresh_token(
  Strategy(a),
  config: config.ClientConfig,
  refresh_token: String
) -> Result(credentials.Credentials, error.AuthError(a))

user_result

Build a UserResult.

pub fn user_result(
  uid: String,
  info: user_info.UserInfo,
  extra: dict.Dict(String, dynamic.Dynamic)
) -> UserResult

user_result_extra

Return provider-specific extra fields associated with the user.

pub fn user_result_extra(UserResult) -> dict.Dict(String, dynamic.Dynamic)

user_result_info

Return the normalized user info.

pub fn user_result_info(UserResult) -> user_info.UserInfo

user_result_uid

Return the provider’s unique user id.

pub fn user_result_uid(UserResult) -> String

uses_nonce

Whether this strategy uses the OIDC nonce (generate + validate).

pub fn uses_nonce(Strategy(a)) -> Bool

with_nonce

Mark this strategy as using the OIDC nonce. The core will then generate an OIDC nonce, emit it on the authorize URL, and validate it against the id_token on callback. Plain OAuth2 strategies should omit this.

pub fn with_nonce(Strategy(a)) -> Strategy(a)

with_refresh

Attach an optional token-refresh capability. refresh_token swaps a refresh token for fresh credentials. Strategies built without this fail refresh_token with an AuthError of kind RefreshUnsupportedKind.

pub fn with_refresh(
  Strategy(a),
  fn(config.ClientConfig, String) -> Result(credentials.Credentials, error.AuthError(a))
) -> Strategy(a)