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org.bdinetwork.ishare.client.validate-delegation


delegation-evidence->policyclj

(delegation-evidence->policy
  {[{[{:keys [rules]} :as policies] :policies} :as policySets] :policySets
   :as delegation-evidence})

Convert an iSHARE delegation-evidence into a policy.

Returns nil if delegation-evidence has a 'Deny' effect or delegation-evidence is nil.

Convert an iSHARE delegation-evidence into a policy.

Returns `nil` if delegation-evidence has a 'Deny' effect or delegation-evidence is nil.
sourceraw docstring

fetch-and-validate-delegationclj

(fetch-and-validate-delegation base-request policy-selector party-ids)

Fetch and validate delegation evidence for policy-selector and party-ids.

Given a policy-selector describing the expected authorisations, and a sequence of party-ids, from original :policy/issuer to final :target/access-subject, fetches the necessary delegation-evidence.

If the complete chain of delegations can be fetched and it matches the expectations in policy-selector, returns nil.

Otherwise returns a description of the problems with the delegation chain: a map of :policy-selector (as given), :policy (from the offending delegation evidence), and :issues (a seq of strings).

Fetch and validate delegation evidence for `policy-selector` and `party-ids`.

Given a `policy-selector` describing the expected authorisations, and
a sequence of `party-ids`, from original `:policy/issuer` to final
`:target/access-subject`, fetches the necessary delegation-evidence.

If the complete chain of delegations can be fetched and it matches
the expectations in `policy-selector`, returns `nil`.

Otherwise returns a description of the problems with the delegation
chain: a map of `:policy-selector` (as given), `:policy` (from the
offending delegation evidence), and `:issues` (a seq of strings).
sourceraw docstring

policy-chain-mismatchclj

(policy-chain-mismatch now policy-selector policy-chain)

Returns the issues found when validating policy-chain against a policy-selector.

policy-selector describes the required policies for allowing an action on a resource. policy-chain is sequence of actual policies, in order of delegation (target/access-subject of a policy is the policy/issuer of the next policy). The issuer of the first policy, and the access-subject of the last policy must match the issuer and access-subject of the policy-selector.

Missing keys in policy or policy-selector mean no restriction: if policy mask does not contain a particular key, any or no value in the chain is ok. If a policy does not contain a key, it satisfies any value for that key in policy-selector.

Returns nil if chain is valid according to mask.

Returns the issues found when validating policy-chain against a policy-selector.

policy-selector describes the required policies for allowing an action
on a resource. policy-chain is sequence of actual policies, in order
of delegation (target/access-subject of a policy is the
policy/issuer of the next policy). The issuer of the first policy,
and the access-subject of the last policy must match the issuer and
access-subject of the policy-selector.

Missing keys in policy or policy-selector mean no restriction: if policy
mask does not contain a particular key, any or no value in the chain
is ok. If a policy does not contain a key, it satisfies any value
for that key in policy-selector.

Returns nil if chain is valid according to mask.
sourceraw docstring

policy-mismatchclj

(policy-mismatch now policy-selector policy)
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policy-selector->delegation-maskclj

(policy-selector->delegation-mask {:resource/keys [type identifiers attributes]
                                   :environment/keys [service-providers]
                                   :target/keys [actions]
                                   :as policy})
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