Laravel AT Protocol Client (alpha & unstable)
Add scope_authorization config options
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config/client.php
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config/client.php
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<?php
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use SocialDept\AtpClient\Enums\ScopeAuthorizationFailure;
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use SocialDept\AtpClient\Enums\ScopeEnforcementLevel;
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return [
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| - 'permissive': Logs a warning but attempts the request anyway
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*/
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'scope_enforcement' => \SocialDept\AtpClient\Enums\ScopeEnforcementLevel::tryFrom(
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'scope_enforcement' => ScopeEnforcementLevel::tryFrom(
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env('ATP_SCOPE_ENFORCEMENT', 'permissive')
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) ?? \SocialDept\AtpClient\Enums\ScopeEnforcementLevel::Permissive,
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) ?? ScopeEnforcementLevel::Permissive,
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Scope Authorization
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Configure behavior for the AtpScope facade and atp.scope middleware.
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| failure_action: What happens when a scope check fails
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| - 'abort': Return a 403 HTTP response
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| - 'redirect': Redirect to the configured URL
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| - 'exception': Throw ScopeAuthorizationException
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| redirect_to: URL to redirect to when failure_action is 'redirect'
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*/
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'scope_authorization' => [
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'failure_action' => ScopeAuthorizationFailure::tryFrom(
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env('ATP_SCOPE_FAILURE_ACTION', 'abort')
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) ?? ScopeAuthorizationFailure::Abort,
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'redirect_to' => env('ATP_SCOPE_REDIRECT', '/login'),
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],
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];