The authenticator settings.
The fingerprint generator implementation.
The clock implementation.
The execution context to handle the asynchronous operations.
Creates a new authenticator for the specified login info.
Creates a new authenticator for the specified login info.
The login info for which the authenticator should be created.
The request header.
An authenticator.
Removes the authenticator from session.
Removes the authenticator from session.
The authenticator instance.
The result to manipulate.
The request header.
The manipulated result.
Overrides the user session in request.
Overrides the user session in request.
The session to embed.
The request header.
The manipulated request header.
Embeds the user session into the result.
Embeds the user session into the result.
The session to embed.
The result to manipulate.
The request header.
The manipulated result.
The execution context to handle the asynchronous operations.
The execution context to handle the asynchronous operations.
Returns a new user session containing the authenticator.
Returns a new user session containing the authenticator.
The authenticator instance.
The request header.
The serialized authenticator value.
A named logger instance.
A named logger instance.
Renews an authenticator and replaces the authenticator in session with a new one.
Renews an authenticator and replaces the authenticator in session with a new one.
The old authenticator needn't be revoked because we use a stateless approach here. So only one authenticator can be bound to a user session.
The authenticator to update.
The result to manipulate.
The request header.
The original or a manipulated result.
Renews an authenticator.
Renews an authenticator.
The old authenticator needn't be revoked because we use a stateless approach here. So only one authenticator can be bound to a user session. This method doesn't embed the the authenticator into the result. This must be done manually if needed or use the other renew method otherwise.
The authenticator to renew.
The request header.
The serialized expression of the authenticator.
Retrieves the authenticator from request.
Retrieves the authenticator from request.
The request header.
Some authenticator or None if no authenticator could be found in request.
Touches an authenticator.
Touches an authenticator.
An authenticator can use sliding window expiration. This means that the authenticator times out after a certain time if it wasn't used. So to mark an authenticator as used it will be touched on every request to a Silhouette action. If an authenticator should not be touched because of the fact that sliding window expiration is disabled, then it should be returned on the right, otherwise it should be returned on the left. An untouched authenticator needn't be updated later by the update method.
The authenticator to touch.
The touched authenticator on the left or the untouched authenticator on the right.
Updates the authenticator and store it in the user session.
Updates the authenticator and store it in the user session.
Because of the fact that we store the authenticator client side in the user session, we must update the authenticator in the session on every subsequent request to keep the last used date in sync.
The authenticator to update.
The result to manipulate.
The request header.
The original or a manipulated result.
The service that handles the session authenticator.