class PerlAuthTagger
- PerlAuthTagger
- FrameworkTagger
- Tagger
- Reference
- Object
Overview
Identifies authentication / authorization guards in Perl web apps.
Dancer2 leans on Dancer2::Plugin::Auth::Extensible, which guards routes either inline on the declaration:
get '/admin' => require_role Admin => sub { ... }; get '/me' => require_login sub { ... };
or globally through a hook before that calls logged_in_user /
redirect. Catalyst and Mojolicious use handler-body checks
($c->user_exists, $c->assert_user_roles, $c->require_login,
$self->is_user_authenticated). This tagger surfaces all of them as a
single auth tag so reviewers can spot the unprotected routes.
Defined in:
tagger/framework_taggers/perl/perl_auth.crConstant Summary
-
BODY_PATTERNS =
[{/\blogged_in_user\b/, "Dancer2 logged_in_user"}, {/\buser_has_role\b/, "Dancer2 user_has_role"}, {/\bauthenticate_user\b/, "Dancer2 authenticate_user"}, {/->\s*assert_user_roles\b/, "Catalyst assert_user_roles"}, {/->\s*check_user_roles\b/, "Catalyst check_user_roles"}, {/->\s*user_exists\b/, "Catalyst user_exists"}, {/\$c\s*->\s*require_login\b/, "Catalyst require_login"}, {/\$c\s*->\s*authenticate\b/, "Catalyst authenticate"}, {/->\s*is_user_authenticated\b/, "Mojolicious is_user_authenticated"}] -
Checks that appear inside the handler body (or a nearby helper).
-
GLOBAL_GUARD_BLOCK_START =
/\bhook\s+before\b|\bbefore\s*=>\s*sub\b|\bsub\s+auto\b|\bsub\s+begin\b/ -
GLOBAL_GUARD_KEYWORDS =
/\brequire_login\b|\brequire_role\b|\blogged_in_user\b|\buser_has_role\b|->\s*authenticate\b|->\s*user_exists\b|->\s*require_login\b|redirect\b.*\blogin\b/ -
Keywords that make a
hook before/ Catalystsub autoblock an application-wide guard covering every route in the file. -
ROUTE_WRAPPER_PATTERNS =
[{/\brequire_all_roles\b/, "Dancer2 require_all_roles"}, {/\brequire_any_role\b/, "Dancer2 require_any_role"}, {/\brequire_role\b/, "Dancer2 require_role"}, {/\brequire_login\b/, "Dancer2 require_login"}] -
Inline route wrappers from Dancer2::Plugin::Auth::Extensible. These sit between the path and the
sub { ... }on the route declaration.