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@webpieces/http-routing

v0.4.979

Published

Decorator-based routing with auto-wiring for WebPieces

Readme

@webpieces/http-routing

Decorator-based routing with auto-wiring for WebPieces

Part of the WebPieces TypeScript framework.

Installation

npm install @webpieces/http-routing

OIDC on private Cloud Run

@WpAuth([oidcSameProject()]) and @WpAuth([oidcSvcs([...])]) select client-side Google ID-token generation. With invocation authentication and invoker IAM enabled, Cloud Run checks the invocation before it reaches AuthFilter; the framework then checks the caller itself. oidcSameProject() admits any service account of this service's GCP project (open off GCP, where there is no project), and oidcSvcs([...]) only the listed accounts, which may belong to other projects; an endpoint may pair the two, and the token is then verified once against both. A bound OidcHook receives all of the endpoint's OIDC methods (OidcAuthMethods). Local tokens exercise the filter chain without proving deployed IAM or Google signature validation. See the Cloud Run OIDC security boundary for the current verifier behavior and the assumptions required for that deployment model.

Documentation

See the main WebPieces README for complete documentation and examples.

License

Apache-2.0

Authentication and operation authorization are separate declarations. See the migration guide for policies, canonical context, token-free MCP invocation, and validator release ordering.