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#ifndef AWS_AUTH_SIGNABLE_H #define AWS_AUTH_SIGNABLE_H #include AWS_PUSH_SANE_WARNING_LEVEL struct aws_http_message; struct aws_http_headers; struct aws_input_stream; struct aws_signable; struct aws_string; /* * While not referenced directly in this file, this is the structure expected to be in the property lists */ struct aws_signable_property_list_pair { struct aws_byte_cursor name; struct aws_byte_cursor value; }; typedef int(aws_signable_get_property_fn)( const struct aws_signable *signable, const struct aws_string *name, struct aws_byte_cursor *out_value); typedef int(aws_signable_get_property_list_fn)( const struct aws_signable *signable, const struct aws_string *name, struct aws_array_list **out_list); typedef int(aws_signable_get_payload_stream_fn)( const struct aws_signable *signable, struct aws_input_stream **out_input_stream); typedef void(aws_signable_destroy_fn)(struct aws_signable *signable); struct aws_signable_vtable { aws_signable_get_property_fn *get_property; aws_signable_get_property_list_fn *get_property_list; aws_signable_get_payload_stream_fn *get_payload_stream; aws_signable_destroy_fn *destroy; }; /** * Signable is a generic interface for any kind of object that can be cryptographically signed. * * Like signing_result, the signable interface presents * * (1) Properties - A set of key-value pairs * (2) Property Lists - A set of named key-value pair lists * * as well as * * (3) A message payload modeled as a stream * * When creating a signable "subclass" the query interface should map to retrieving * the properties of the underlying object needed by signing algorithms that can operate on it. * * As an example, if a signable implementation wrapped an http request, you would query * request elements like method and uri from the property interface, headers would be queried * via the property list interface, and the request body would map to the payload stream. * * String constants that map to agreed on keys for particular signable types * ("METHOD", "URI", "HEADERS", etc...) are exposed in appropriate header files. */ struct aws_signable { struct aws_allocator *allocator; void *impl; struct aws_signable_vtable *vtable; }; AWS_EXTERN_C_BEGIN /** * Cleans up and frees all resources associated with a signable instance * * @param signable signable object to destroy */ AWS_AUTH_API void aws_signable_destroy(struct aws_signable *signable); /** * Retrieves a property (key-value pair) from a signable. Global property name constants are * included below. * * @param signable signable object to retrieve a property from * @param name name of the property to query * @param out_value output parameter for the property's value * * @return AWS_OP_SUCCESS if the property was successfully fetched, AWS_OP_ERR otherwise */ AWS_AUTH_API int aws_signable_get_property( const struct aws_signable *signable, const struct aws_string *name, struct aws_byte_cursor *out_value); /** * Retrieves a named property list (list of key-value pairs) from a signable. Global property list name * constants are included below. * * @param signable signable object to retrieve a property list from * @param name name of the property list to fetch * @param out_property_list output parameter for the fetched property list * * @return AWS_OP_SUCCESS if the property list was successfully fetched, AWS_OP_ERR otherwise */ AWS_AUTH_API int aws_signable_get_property_list( const struct aws_signable *signable, const struct aws_string *name, struct aws_array_list **out_property_list); /** * Retrieves the signable's message payload as a stream. * * @param signable signable to get the payload of * @param out_input_stream output parameter for the payload stream * * @return AWS_OP_SUCCESS if successful, AWS_OP_ERR otherwise */ AWS_AUTH_API int aws_signable_get_payload_stream(const struct aws_signable *signable, struct aws_input_stream **out_input_stream); /* * Some global property and property-list name constants */ /** * Name of the property list that wraps the headers of an http request */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_http_headers_property_list_name; /** * Name of the property list that wraps the query params of an http request. Only used by signing_result. * For input to a http signing algorithm, query params are assumed to be part of the uri. */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_http_query_params_property_list_name; /** * Name of the property that holds the method of an http request */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_http_method_property_name; /** * Name of the property that holds the URI of an http request */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_http_uri_property_name; /** * Name of the property that holds the signature value. This is always added to signing results. * Depending on the requested signature type, the signature may be padded or encoded differently: * (1) Header - hex encoding of the binary signature value * (2) QueryParam - hex encoding of the binary signature value * (3) Chunk/Sigv4 - hex encoding of the binary signature value * (4) Chunk/Sigv4a - fixed-size-rhs-padded (with AWS_SIGV4A_SIGNATURE_PADDING_BYTE) hex encoding of the * binary signature value * (5) Event - binary signature value (NYI) */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_signature_property_name; /** * Name of the property that holds the (hex-encoded) signature value of the signing event that preceded this one. * This property must appear on signables that represent chunks or events. */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_previous_signature_property_name; /** * Name of the property that holds the canonical request associated with this signable. * This property must appear on signables that represent an http request's canonical request. */ AWS_AUTH_API extern const struct aws_string *g_aws_canonical_request_property_name; /* * Common signable constructors */ /** * Creates a signable wrapper around an http request. * * @param allocator memory allocator to use to create the signable * @param request http request to create a signable for * * @return the new signable object, or NULL if failure */ AWS_AUTH_API struct aws_signable *aws_signable_new_http_request(struct aws_allocator *allocator, struct aws_http_message *request); /** * Creates a signable that represents a unit of chunked encoding within an http request. * This can also be used for Transcribe event signing with encoded payload as chunk_data. * * @param allocator memory allocator use to create the signable * @param chunk_data stream representing the data in the chunk; it should be in its final, encoded form * @param previous_signature the signature computed in the most recent signing that preceded this one. It can be * found by copying the "signature" property from the signing_result of that most recent signing. * * @return the new signable object, or NULL if failure */ AWS_AUTH_API struct aws_signable *aws_signable_new_chunk( struct aws_allocator *allocator, struct aws_input_stream *chunk_data, struct aws_byte_cursor previous_signature); /** * Creates a signable wrapper around a set of headers. * * @param allocator memory allocator use to create the signable * @param trailing_headers http headers to create a signable for * @param previous_signature the signature computed in the most recent signing that preceded this one. It can be * found by copying the "signature" property from the signing_result of that most recent signing. * * @return the new signable object, or NULL if failure */ AWS_AUTH_API struct aws_signable *aws_signable_new_trailing_headers( struct aws_allocator *allocator, struct aws_http_headers *trailing_headers, struct aws_byte_cursor previous_signature); /** * Creates a signable that represents a pre-computed canonical request from an http request * @param allocator memory allocator use to create the signable * @param canonical_request text of the canonical request * @return the new signable object, or NULL if failure */ AWS_AUTH_API struct aws_signable *aws_signable_new_canonical_request( struct aws_allocator *allocator, struct aws_byte_cursor canonical_request); AWS_EXTERN_C_END AWS_POP_SANE_WARNING_LEVEL #endif /* AWS_AUTH_SIGNABLE_H */