http basic auth middleware for Gotham framework
this code take from examples/basic-auth/main.rs
```rust
use gotham::pipeline::newpipeline;
use gotham::pipeline::single::singlepipeline;
use gotham::router::builder::*;
use gotham::router::Router;
use gotham::state::State;
use gothammiddlewarebasicauth::AuthMiddleware;
fn router() -> Router { // default allow user admin login with password "admin" // and protect all paths let (chain, pipeline) = singlepipeline( newpipeline().add(AuthMiddleware::default()).build(), );
build_router(chain, pipeline, |route| {
route.get("/").to(say_hello);
route.get("/abc").to(say_hello);
})
}
fn say_hello(state: State) -> (State, &'static str) { (state, "Hello Auththorized User!") }
fn main() { let addr = "0.0.0.0:8000"; println!("gotham is running on 0.0.0.0:8000, login with admin/admin"); gotham::start(addr, router()); } ```
as you can ses, it's eazy to use, default method return a middleware that required
to login as admin with password admin when visiting web site at the first time.
You can create a new middleware manually, codes in example scoped-auth show how to create a new middleware:
rust
let middleware: AuthMiddleware = AuthMiddleware {
userlist: vec!["admin:admin".to_owned()],
scopes: vec!["/scoped".to_owned()],
};
You can pass a list of user with format "username:password", and a list of path you want to protect by basic auth. Note that if a path is protected, it's subpath will be protected too.
To run these examples, run
bash
cargo run --example basic-auth
or
bash
cargo run --example scoped-auth
and then open http://localhost:8000 on your browser.