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thesis/grpc-auth

Authentication interceptors for thesis/grpc: the client attaches credentials to every outgoing call, the server verifies them and rejects unauthenticated calls with UNAUTHENTICATED — both for unary and streaming RPCs.

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Two interceptors, one per side. The client one takes Credentials (what to attach), the server one an Authenticator (how to verify). StaticAuth is both, so a shared secret wires up both ends:

The server interceptor runs the authenticator before the handler, so an unauthenticated call never reaches your service.

StaticAuth

StaticAuth is a fixed shared-secret credential sent in the authorization header as "<scheme> <secret>". It implements both Credentials and Authenticator: on the client it attaches the header, on the server it matches the scheme case-insensitively (per RFC 7235) and compares only the secret in constant time (hash_equals).

Custom credentials and authenticators

Implement Credentials for a client that fetches or rotates a token per call (e.g. OAuth). It is resolved on every call and may use the Cancellation to bound the work:

Implement Authenticator for server-side verification, validate the metadata and throw InvokeError(Code::UNAUTHENTICATED) when it fails:

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Requires php Version ^8.4
amphp/amp Version ^3.1
thesis/googleapis-rpc-types Version ^0.2
thesis/grpc-client Version ^0.2
thesis/grpc-protocol Version ^0.2
thesis/grpc-server Version ^0.2
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