NAME
Articulate::Credentials - represent an authentication request/response
FUNCTIONS
credentials
my $credentials = credentials $user_id, $password;
my $credentials = credentials { email => $email, api_key => $key };Creates a new request, using the user_id and password supplied as the respective arguments; or other fields if they are supplied instead.
METHODS
new
An unremarkable Moo constructor.
accept
$credentials->accept('Password matched');Declares that the credentials are valid, for the reason given; sets accpeted and rejected and populates the stack trace.
reject
$credentials->reject('User not found');Declares that the credentials are invalid, for the reason given; sets accpeted and rejected and populates the stack trace.
ATTRIBUTES
fields
The credentials provided, typically user_id and password.
accepted
Whether or not the credentials have been explicitly accepted. The value of this is used for overload behaviour.
Please do not explicitly set this. Use accept instead.
rejected
Whether the credentials have been explicitly rejected.
Please do not explicitly set this. Use reject instead.
reason
The reason for the acceptance or rejection of credentials.
Please do not explicitly set this. Use accept or reject instead.
stack_trace
The stack trace at the point of acceptance or rejection of credentials.
Please do not explicitly set this. Use accept or reject instead.
SEE ALSO
Articulate::Permission (which performs a similar function for Articulate::Authorisation)