async def test_identity_binder():
request = Request("GET", b"/", None)
request.identity = Identity({})
parameter = IdentityBinder(Identity)
value = await parameter.get_value(request)
assert value is request.identity
async def test_identity_binder():
request = Request('GET', b'/', None)
request.identity = object()
parameter = IdentityBinder()
value = await parameter.get_value(request)
assert value is request.identity
async def authenticate(self, context: Request) -> Optional[Identity]:
# TODO: implement desired logic;
# for example, a user context can be created using Request's cookies; or an Authorization header
# Here, in this example, a user is hardcoded to provide an example.
#
# Request handlers are injected with this user, when a parameter is named 'user' without type annotations,
# or when type annotation is guardpost.User or guardpost.Identity
user = User(
{
'id': '2c853c84-4abf-4cc1-901a-83a32431495b',
'name': 'Cesar Costa'
}, 'DEMO')
# NB: do not change the name `identity` property.
# It is called `identity` because it can be either a human (user) or a machine (service)
context.identity = user
return user
async def on_request(self, request: Request):
request.identity = User({'id': '001', 'name': 'Charlie Brown'}, 'JWTBearer')
async def on_request(self, request: Request):
request.identity = User({
"id": "001",
"name": "Charlie Brown"
}, "JWTBearer")
