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Uwe Schuster 3ccc25f231 #14 PR 1: relocate role_templates module + Atlas migration docs
Lifts role_templates / role_template_fields / user_role_assignments from
fewo-webapp into oatpp-authkit, exposed via the declarative SchemaContract
introduced in PR 0.

New files (all in oatpp-authkit):
- dto/RoleTemplateDto.hpp — RoleTemplateDto, RoleTemplateFieldDto,
  UserRoleAssignmentDto. UserWithPermissionsDto stays in fewo (fewo-
  specific /api/auth/me response shape).
- db/RoleTemplateDb.hpp — DbClient with all queries (CRUD + cascade
  soft-delete + getEffectiveFieldPermissions). RoleTemplateSchema struct
  declares the three tables' columns/indexes/sidecar tables in the new
  declarative form. TemporalRepository overlays valid_until + the
  composite UNIQUE(entity_id, valid_until) index.
- repo/ConcreteRoleTemplateRepository.hpp — Repository<RoleTemplateDto>
  inner adapter; makeRoleTemplateRepository helper composes the stack.
- docs/MIGRATIONS.md — Atlas workflow for consumers (atlasgo.io as the
  diff-driven migration tool; SchemaBuilder produces desired state, Atlas
  generates versioned SQL, SchemaContract::verify asserts at runtime).
- test/test_role_template_schema.cpp — verifies SchemaBuilder<
  RoleTemplateSchema, TemporalRepository<RoleTemplateDto>> emits the
  expected 5 DDL statements (2 sidecars + entity table + 2 indexes) with
  composite-FK + ON UPDATE CASCADE on both sidecars.

11 of 11 tests pass. RoleTemplateDto is registered as temporal via
OATPP_AUTHKIT_REGISTER_TEMPORAL so TemporalRepository compiles cleanly.

Atlas binary integration in CI is documented but not yet wired — owner
deferred to a follow-up after the first concrete consumer migration. The
shipped role_templates stack itself is fully consumable today; fewo-
webapp's switch from local copies to oatpp-authkit-shipped headers is
the natural next PR.

Bumped 0.9.0 → 0.10.0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-06 12:36:18 +02:00
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oatpp-authkit

Header-only C++ library distilled from fewo-webapp's hardened auth / security stack. Header-only, oatpp 1.3+, C++17.

What's in v0.1 (the clean-lift set)

Header Purpose
interceptor/SecurityHeadersInterceptor.hpp CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy. Strict defaults.
interceptor/BodySizeLimitInterceptor.hpp Reject request bodies above a configurable limit with 413 before they hit your handlers.
handler/JsonErrorHandler.hpp Normalises thrown exceptions into {status, message} JSON so controllers never leak raw HTML error pages.
util/RateLimiter.hpp In-memory token-bucket keyed on an arbitrary string (typically the client IP from clientIpTrusted).
util/TokenExtract.hpp extractToken (Cookie/Bearer), isValidIp (IPv4/IPv6 via inet_pton), clientIpTrusted (loopback-gated XFF).
startup/RequireEncryptionKey.hpp requireEncryptionKey(envVarName, encryptionEnabled, allowPlaintext) — refuse startup without a symmetric key unless a dev flag overrides.
repo/Repository.hpp + IHistoryRepository.hpp + TemporalFieldTraits.hpp + TemporalAt.hpp + ActorContext.hpp Pure-abstract Repository<TDto> interface set distilled from fewo-webapp's per-entity *Db clients. Mixed UUID allocation on save, separate IHistoryRepository<T> for temporal versions, TemporalFieldTraits<T> to map canonical (entity_id, valid_from, valid_until) onto whatever a DTO actually calls them, ActorContext placeholder for the scope-guard decorator.
repo/TemporalRepository.hpp Decorator that wraps any Repository<TDto> and turns it into a temporally-versioned one. Stable-live + historical-copy semantics (authkit#13): the live row's id PK is preserved across updates; each prior version is captured as a fresh row with a new id. softDelete closes the live row in place; with ON UPDATE CASCADE on consumer-side composite child FKs, child rows follow automatically. findByEntityIdAt(id, at) returns the version live at a point in time; implements IHistoryRepository<T>. Inner adapter is expected to expose all rows (live + historical) and treat save as upsert keyed by id (per-row PK). DTOs register their four temporal columns via OATPP_AUTHKIT_REGISTER_TEMPORAL(Dto, id, entity_id, valid_from, valid_until).
repo/ScopeGuardRepository.hpp Generic resource-scope decorator. Takes a bool(ActorContext, TDto) predicate at construction; gates every method on it. Throws ScopeDeniedException on deny (catchers translate to 403). Knows nothing about consumer-specific concepts like "property" or "tenant" — the predicate decides.
repo/IQueryable.hpp Optional capability for repos that resolve a typed query AST. field<&Dto::col>().eq(...) style DSL composes via && / `
repo/IAuditSink.hpp + repo/AuditLogRepository.hpp Cross-cutting audit-trail decorator. Emits an AuditEvent (actor, entity type/id, op, timestamp) per mutation through a consumer-supplied IAuditSink. Ops are Create / Update / Delete / Read; pre-write findByEntityId lookup distinguishes Create from Update. Configurable enabled-op set (default {Create,Update,Delete}Read is opt-in, list() never audited). Sink failures are caught and swallowed unless a bool(const std::exception&) handler asks to rethrow. Stacks with TemporalRepository and ScopeGuardRepository.
repo/SchemaContract.hpp Declarative schema model for the decorator stack (authkit#14). Each decorator exposes a static constexpr DecoratorSchema kSchema listing the columns/indexes it contributes to the entity table plus any sidecar tables it owns. SchemaBuilder<Decorators…>::create(table, exec) composes contributions into a single CREATE TABLE per entity table; sidecars emit separately. SchemaContract<Decorators…>::verify(table, probe) is a runtime introspect-and-assert that throws SchemaContractViolation if any required column or sidecar is missing. Decorator code never runs ALTER at runtime — Atlas (atlasgo.io) owns evolution between deploys; the C++ side only declares desired state and checks it.

Decorator schema contributions

Decorator Entity columns Entity indexes Sidecar tables
TemporalRepository<T> valid_from TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '', valid_until TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '9999-12-31T23:59:59Z' UNIQUE INDEX ux_{table}_entity_valid_until ON {table}(entity_id, valid_until) (none)
AuditLogRepository<T> (none) (none) audit_log (id, actor_user_id, entity_type, entity_id, op, timestamp_ms)
ScopeGuardRepository<T> (none) (none) (none)

The concrete repo at the bottom of the stack contributes the entity_id + business columns. Stacking is declarative; column dedup keeps duplicate contributions safe.

Wiring it up:

#include "oatpp-authkit/repo/SchemaContract.hpp"

auto exec  = [&](const std::string& sql) { /* run DDL */ };
auto probe = [&](const std::string& sql) { /* run SELECT, return bool */ };

// On a fresh DB (e.g. CI dev DB that Atlas inspects):
oatpp_authkit::repo::SchemaBuilder<
    ConcretePersonRepository,
    oatpp_authkit::repo::TemporalRepository<PersonDto>,
    oatpp_authkit::repo::AuditLogRepository<PersonDto>>::create("persons", exec);

// At every app startup, against a populated DB:
oatpp_authkit::repo::SchemaContract<
    ConcretePersonRepository,
    oatpp_authkit::repo::TemporalRepository<PersonDto>,
    oatpp_authkit::repo::AuditLogRepository<PersonDto>>::verify("persons", probe);

Atlas wiring (out of scope for this header): point atlas migrate diff's --dev-url at a SQLite that SchemaBuilder has populated, and --url at the live prod DB. Atlas emits versioned migration SQL; the deploy pipeline applies it. The decorator code stays unchanged across schema evolutions.

Consume via CMake

# FetchContent (pin to a tag):
include(FetchContent)
FetchContent_Declare(oatpp-authkit
    GIT_REPOSITORY https://git.uwe-schuster.info/uwe.admin/oatpp-authkit.git
    GIT_TAG v0.1.0)
FetchContent_MakeAvailable(oatpp-authkit)

target_link_libraries(app PRIVATE oatpp::authkit)

Or after cmake --install:

find_package(oatpp-authkit 0.1 REQUIRED)
target_link_libraries(app PRIVATE oatpp::authkit)

Browser-friendly 401/403

By default AuthInterceptor returns application/json for every rejection, which is correct for /api/* callers but breaks browser navigation: a user following a stale link or an expired password-reset URL sees a raw {"status":"Unauthorized"} instead of a real page.

Override IAuthPolicy::unauthenticatedRedirect(path) to redirect browser navigations to a login or landing page while keeping JSON responses for fetch/axios callers (detected via path prefix /api/, X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest, or an Accept header that prefers application/json):

class AppAuthPolicy : public oatpp_authkit::IAuthPolicy {
public:
    std::optional<std::string>
    unauthenticatedRedirect(const std::string& path) override {
        return "/?next=" + oatpp_authkit::AuthInterceptor::urlEncode(path);
    }
};

Returning std::nullopt (the default) preserves the legacy JSON behaviour for all responses.

Tests

cmake -B build -DOATPP_AUTHKIT_BUILD_TESTS=ON
cmake --build build
ctest --test-dir build --output-on-failure

Tests are off by default so consumers pulling the library in via FetchContent don't pay the cost.

Roadmap

  • v0.2AuthInterceptor + requireAdmin ported onto three seams (IAuthBackend, IAuthPolicy, IRuntimeConfig) so consumers plug in their own user store, public-path list, and admin role set without forking the interceptor.
  • Later — session cookie helpers, API-key rotation, re-encryption migration.

See docs/security-baseline.md for language-neutral CSP / rate-limit / body-size constants that non-C++ consumers can re-implement directly.