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@cognitiveproof/cawg-trqp-plugin-postgres

v0.1.0

Published

Postgres-backed PolicyService for cawg-trqp-refimpl

Readme

@cognitiveproof/cawg-trqp-plugin-postgres

Postgres-backed PolicyService for cawg-trqp-refimpl, using pg.

Install

npm install @cognitiveproof/cawg-trqp-plugin-postgres

Usage

import { Verifier } from "cawg-trqp-refimpl";
import { PostgresPolicyService } from "@cognitiveproof/cawg-trqp-plugin-postgres";

const verifier = new Verifier({
  service: new PostgresPolicyService({ uri: process.env.POSTGRES_URI }),
});

Schema

CREATE TABLE authorizations (
  id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
  entity_id TEXT NOT NULL,
  authority_id TEXT NOT NULL,
  action TEXT NOT NULL,
  resource TEXT NOT NULL,
  context JSONB,
  authorized BOOLEAN NOT NULL,
  expires TEXT,
  policy_epoch TEXT,
  evidence JSONB,
  reason TEXT,
  policy_requirements JSONB
);
CREATE INDEX ON authorizations (entity_id, authority_id, action, resource);

CREATE TABLE recognitions (
  id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
  authority_id TEXT NOT NULL,
  recognized_authority_id TEXT NOT NULL,
  context JSONB,
  recognized BOOLEAN NOT NULL,
  expires TEXT,
  policy_epoch TEXT,
  evidence JSONB,
  reason TEXT
);
CREATE INDEX ON recognitions (authority_id, recognized_authority_id);

-- Single-row table: this reference scaffold reads the first row it finds.
CREATE TABLE revocations (
  id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
  revoked_entities JSONB NOT NULL,
  policy_epoch TEXT,
  issued_at TEXT,
  channel TEXT
);

Table names are configurable via authorizationsTable / recognitionsTable / revocationsTable options.

Context matching: candidate rows are fetched by an exact WHERE match on entity_id/authority_id/action/resource (or authority_id/recognized_authority_id), then filtered in application code so every key in the stored context JSONB must match the request's context - the request may carry additional context keys. This intentionally mirrors MockTRQPService's matching semantics rather than a jsonb containment (@>) predicate, which would reject a match whenever the request supplies extra context keys the stored row has no opinion on.

Not implemented in this reference scaffold

  • Signed feed-descriptor evidence for the policy/revocation feeds (feedDescriptorEvidence() returns {}).
  • Connection pool tuning beyond pg's defaults.

Configuration

new PostgresPolicyService({ uri: "postgres://user:pass@host:5432/trqp" }); // default: POSTGRES_URI env var, else postgres://localhost:5432/trqp