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The interface for an ash authorizer

These will typically be implemented by an extension, but a custom one can be implemented by defining an extension that also adopts this behaviour.

Then you can extend a resource with authorizers: [YourAuthorizer]

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@type context() :: map()
@type state() :: map()

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@callback check(state(), context()) ::
  :authorized | {:data, [Ash.Resource.record()]} | {:error, term()}
@callback check_context(state()) :: [atom()]
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exception(atom, state)

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@callback exception(atom(), state()) :: no_return()
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initial_state( t, record, action, boolean )

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@callback initial_state(
  Ash.Resource.t(),
  Ash.Resource.record(),
  Ash.Resource.Actions.action(),
  boolean()
) :: state()
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strict_check(state, context)

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@callback strict_check(state(), context()) ::
  {:authorized, state()}
  | {:continue, state()}
  | {:filter, Keyword.t()}
  | {:filter, Keyword.t(), state()}
  | {:filter_and_continue, Keyword.t(), state()}
  | {:error, term()}
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strict_check_context(state)

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@callback strict_check_context(state()) :: [atom()]

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check(module, state, context)

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check_context(module, state)

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exception(module, reason, state)

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initial_state(module, actor, resource, action, verbose?)

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strict_check(module, state, context)

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strict_check_context(module, state)

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