AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Router (ash_authentication_phoenix v2.13.1)

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Phoenix route generation for AshAuthentication.

Using this module imports the macros in this module and the plug functions from AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Plug.

Usage

Adding authentication to your live-view router is very simple:

defmodule MyAppWeb.Router do
  use MyAppWeb, :router
  use AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Router

  pipeline :browser do
    # ...
    plug(:load_from_session)
  end

  pipeline :api do
    # ...
    plug(:load_from_bearer)
  end

  scope "/", MyAppWeb do
    pipe_through :browser
    sign_in_route auth_routes_prefix: "/auth"
    sign_out_route AuthController
    auth_routes AuthController, MyApp.Accounts.User
    reset_route auth_routes_prefix: "/auth"
  end

Adding Custom Fields to Authentication Forms

You can slot in custom form fields into the authentication forms using the override system.

Step 1: Create a Component for Your Extra Fields

defmodule MyAppWeb.AuthComponents do
  use Phoenix.Component
  import PhoenixHTMLHelpers.Form

  attr :form, :any, required: true

  @spec register_extra(map()) :: Phoenix.LiveView.Rendered.t()
  def register_extra(assigns) do
    ~H"""
    <div>Testing</div>
    """
  end
end

Step 2: Configure Overrides to Use Your Component

defmodule MyAppWeb.AuthOverrides do
  use AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Overrides

  override AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.Password do
    set :register_extra_component, &MyAppWeb.AuthComponents.register_extra/1
    set :sign_in_extra_component, &MyAppWeb.AuthComponents.sign_in_extra/1
    set :reset_extra_component, &MyAppWeb.AuthComponents.reset_extra/1
  end
end

Step 3: Pass Overrides to Router Macro

scope "/", MyAppWeb do
  pipe_through :browser
  sign_in_route overrides: [MyAppWeb.AuthOverrides]
end

The component will receive the form as the form assign and will be rendered in the appropriate position within the authentication form.

Summary

Types

Options that can be passed to auth_routes_for.

A sub-path if required. Defaults to /auth.

Any options which should be passed to the generated scope.

The controller which will handle success and failure.

Functions

Generates the routes needed for the various strategies for a given AshAuthentication resource.

Generates the routes needed for the various strategies for a given AshAuthentication resource.

Generates a generic, white-label confirmation page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.

Generates a genric, white-label magic link sign in page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.

Generates a generic, white-label password reset page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components. This is the page that allows a user to actually change his password, after requesting a reset token via the sign-in (/reset) route.

Generates a generic, white-label sign-in page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.

Generates a sign-out route which points to the sign_out action in your auth controller.

Types

auth_route_options()

@type auth_route_options() :: [path_option() | to_option() | scope_opts_option()]

Options that can be passed to auth_routes_for.

path_option()

@type path_option() :: {:path, String.t()}

A sub-path if required. Defaults to /auth.

scope_opts_option()

@type scope_opts_option() :: {:scope_opts, keyword()}

Any options which should be passed to the generated scope.

to_option()

@type to_option() :: {:to, AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Controller.t()}

The controller which will handle success and failure.

Functions

auth_routes(auth_controller, resource_or_resources, opts \\ [])

(macro)
@spec auth_routes(
  auth_controller :: module(),
  Ash.Resource.t() | [Ash.Resource.t()],
  auth_route_options()
) :: Macro.t()

Generates the routes needed for the various strategies for a given AshAuthentication resource.

This matches all routes at the provided path, which defaults to /auth. This means that if you have any other routes that begin with /auth, you will need to make sure this appears after them.

Upgrading from auth_routes_for/2

If you are using route helpers anywhere in your application, typically looks like Routes.auth_path/3 or Helpers.auth_path/3 you will need to update them to use verified routes. To see what routes are available to you, use mix ash_authentication.phoenix.routes.

If you are using any of the components provided by AshAuthenticationPhoenix, you will need to supply them with the auth_routes_prefix assign, set to the path you provide here (set to /auth by default).

You also will need to set auth_routes_prefix on the reset_route, i.e reset_route(auth_routes_prefix: "/auth")

Options

  • path - the path to mount auth routes at. Defaults to /auth. If changed, you will also want to change the auth_routes_prefix option in sign_in_route to match. routes.
  • not_found_plug - a plug to call if no route is found. By default, it renders a simple JSON response with a 404 status code.
  • as - the alias to use for the generated scope. Defaults to :auth.

auth_routes_for(resource, opts)

(macro)
This macro is deprecated. Replaced by `auth_routes/2..3`. Run `mix igniter.apply_upgrades ash_authentication_phoenix:2.10.5:2.10.6` to fix automatically. .
@spec auth_routes_for(Ash.Resource.t(), auth_route_options()) :: Macro.t()

Generates the routes needed for the various strategies for a given AshAuthentication resource.

This is required if you wish to use authentication.

Options

  • to - a module which implements the AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Controller behaviour. This is required.
  • path - a string (starting with "/") wherein to mount the generated routes.
  • scope_opts - any options to pass to the generated scope.

Example

scope "/", DevWeb do
  auth_routes_for(MyApp.Accounts.User,
    to: AuthController,
    path: "/authentication",
    scope_opts: [host: "auth.example.com"]
  )
end

confirm_route(resource, strategy, opts \\ [])

(macro)
@spec confirm_route(
  resource :: Ash.Resource.t(),
  strategy :: atom(),
  opts :: [
    {:path, String.t()}
    | {:live_view, module()}
    | {:as, atom()}
    | {:overrides, [module()]}
    | {:gettext_fn, {module(), atom()}}
    | {:gettext_backend, {module(), String.t()}}
    | {:on_mount, [module()]}
    | {:on_mount_prepend, [module()]}
    | {atom(), any()}
  ]
) :: Macro.t()

Generates a generic, white-label confirmation page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.

This is used when require_interaction? is set to true on a confirmation strategy.

Available options are:

  • path the path under which to mount the live-view. Defaults to
  • auth_routes_prefix if set, this will be used instead of route helpers when determining routes. Allows disabling helpers: true. If a tuple {:unscoped, path} is provided, the path prefix will not inherit the current route scope. "/<strategy>".
  • token_as_route_param? whether to use the token as a route parameter. i.e <path>/:token. Defaults to true.
  • live_view the name of the live view to render. Defaults to AshAuthentication.Phoenix.ConfirmLive.
  • as which is passed to the generated live route. Defaults to :auth.
  • overrides specify any override modules for customisation. See AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Overrides for more information.
  • gettext_fn as a {module :: module, function :: atom} tuple pointing to a (msgid :: String.t(), bindings :: keyword) :: String.t() typed function that will be called to translate each output text of the live view.
  • gettext_backend as a {module :: module, domain :: String.t()} tuple pointing to a Gettext backend module and specifying the Gettext domain. This is basically a convenience wrapper around gettext_fn.

All other options are passed to the generated scope.

magic_sign_in_route(resource, strategy, opts \\ [])

(macro)
@spec magic_sign_in_route(
  resource :: Ash.Resource.t(),
  strategy :: atom(),
  opts :: [
    {:path, String.t()}
    | {:live_view, module()}
    | {:as, atom()}
    | {:overrides, [module()]}
    | {:gettext_fn, {module(), atom()}}
    | {:gettext_backend, {module(), String.t()}}
    | {:on_mount, [module()]}
    | {:on_mount_prepend, [module()]}
    | {atom(), any()}
  ]
) :: Macro.t()

Generates a genric, white-label magic link sign in page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.

This is used when require_interaction? is set to true on a magic link strategy.

Available options are:

  • path the path under which to mount the live-view. Defaults to
  • auth_routes_prefix if set, this will be used instead of route helpers when determining routes. Allows disabling helpers: true. If a tuple {:unscoped, path} is provided, the path prefix will not inherit the current route scope. "/<strategy>".
  • token_as_route_param? whether to use the token as a route parameter. i.e <path>/:token. Defaults to true.
  • live_view the name of the live view to render. Defaults to AshAuthentication.Phoenix.MagicSignInLive.
  • as which is passed to the generated live route. Defaults to :auth.
  • overrides specify any override modules for customisation. See AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Overrides for more information.
  • gettext_fn as a {module :: module, function :: atom} tuple pointing to a (msgid :: String.t(), bindings :: keyword) :: String.t() typed function that will be called to translate each output text of the live view.
  • gettext_backend as a {module :: module, domain :: String.t()} tuple pointing to a Gettext backend module and specifying the Gettext domain. This is basically a convenience wrapper around gettext_fn.

All other options are passed to the generated scope.

reset_route(opts \\ [])

(macro)
@spec reset_route(
  opts :: [
    {:path, String.t()}
    | {:live_view, module()}
    | {:as, atom()}
    | {:overrides, [module()]}
    | {:gettext_fn, {module(), atom()}}
    | {:gettext_backend, {module(), String.t()}}
    | {:on_mount, [module()]}
    | {:on_mount_prepend, [module()]}
    | {atom(), any()}
  ]
) :: Macro.t()

Generates a generic, white-label password reset page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components. This is the page that allows a user to actually change his password, after requesting a reset token via the sign-in (/reset) route.

Available options are:

  • path the path under which to mount the live-view. Defaults to /password-reset.
  • auth_routes_prefix if set, this will be used instead of route helpers when determining routes. Allows disabling helpers: true. If a tuple {:unscoped, path} is provided, the path prefix will not inherit the current route scope.
  • live_view the name of the live view to render. Defaults to AshAuthentication.Phoenix.ResetLive.
  • as which is passed to the generated live route. Defaults to :auth.
  • overrides specify any override modules for customisation. See AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Overrides for more information.
  • gettext_fn as a {module :: module, function :: atom} tuple pointing to a (msgid :: String.t(), bindings :: keyword) :: String.t() typed function that will be called to translate each output text of the live view.
  • gettext_backend as a {module :: module, domain :: String.t()} tuple pointing to a Gettext backend module and specifying the Gettext domain. This is basically a convenience wrapper around gettext_fn.
  • resources - Which resources should have their sign in UIs rendered. Defaults to all resources that use AshAuthentication.

All other options are passed to the generated scope.

sign_in_route(opts \\ [])

(macro)
@spec sign_in_route(
  opts :: [
    {:path, String.t()}
    | {:live_view, module()}
    | {:as, atom()}
    | {:on_mount, [module()]}
    | {:overrides, [module()]}
    | {:gettext_fn, {module(), atom()}}
    | {:gettext_backend, {module(), String.t()}}
    | {:on_mount_prepend, [module()]}
    | {atom(), any()}
  ]
) :: Macro.t()

Generates a generic, white-label sign-in page using LiveView and the components in AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Components.

This is completely optional.

Available options are:

  • path the path under which to mount the sign-in live-view. Defaults to /sign-in within the current router scope.
  • auth_routes_prefix if set, this will be used instead of route helpers when determining routes. Allows disabling helpers: true. If a tuple {:unscoped, path} is provided, the path prefix will not inherit the current route scope.
  • register_path - the path under which to mount the password strategy's registration live-view. If not set, and registration is supported, registration will use a dynamic toggle and will not be routeable to. If a tuple {:unscoped, path} is provided, the registration path will not inherit the current route scope.
  • reset_path - the path under which to mount the password strategy's password reset live-view, for a user to request a reset token by email. If not set, and password reset is supported, password reset will use a dynamic toggle and will not be routeable to. If a tuple {:unscoped, path} is provided, the reset path will not inherit the current route scope.
  • resources - Which resources should have their sign in UIs rendered. Defaults to all resources that use AshAuthentication.
  • live_view the name of the live view to render. Defaults to AshAuthentication.Phoenix.SignInLive.
  • as which is used to prefix the generated live_session and live route name. Defaults to :auth.
  • otp_app the otp app or apps to find authentication resources in. Pulls from the socket by default.
  • overrides specify any override modules for customisation. See AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Overrides for more information.
  • gettext_fn as a {module :: module, function :: atom} tuple pointing to a (msgid :: String.t(), bindings :: keyword) :: String.t() typed function that will be called to translate each output text of the live view.
  • gettext_backend as a {module :: module, domain :: String.t()} tuple pointing to a Gettext backend module and specifying the Gettext domain. This is basically a convenience wrapper around gettext_fn.
  • on_mount_prepend - Same as on_mount, but for hooks that need to be run before AshAuthenticationPhoenix's hooks.

All other options are passed to the generated scope.

sign_out_route(auth_controller, path \\ "/sign-out", opts \\ [])

(macro)
@spec sign_out_route(AshAuthentication.Phoenix.Controller.t(), path :: String.t(), [
  {:as, atom()} | {atom(), any()}
]) :: Macro.t()

Generates a sign-out route which points to the sign_out action in your auth controller.

This is optional, but you probably want it.