Network.OpenID.AttributeExchange

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data AXFieldTy

Some common, useful Attribute Exchange specs.

Constructors

AXBirthdate

AXEmail

AXFirstName

AXFullName

AXGender

AXLanguage

AXLastName

AXNickname

Instances

Eq AXFieldTy

Methods

(==) :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Bool

(/=) :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Bool

Ord AXFieldTy

Methods

compare :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Ordering

(<) :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Bool

(<=) :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Bool

(>) :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Bool

(>=) :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> Bool

max :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy

min :: AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy -> AXFieldTy

Read AXFieldTy

Methods

readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS AXFieldTy

readList :: ReadS [AXFieldTy]

readPrec :: ReadPrec AXFieldTy

readListPrec :: ReadPrec [AXFieldTy]

Show AXFieldTy

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> AXFieldTy -> ShowS

show :: AXFieldTy -> String

showList :: [AXFieldTy] -> ShowS

type AXFieldVal = (AXFieldTy, String)

Used to store responses.

axName :: AXFieldTy -> String

axSpec :: AXFieldTy -> String

axTyFromName :: String -> Maybe AXFieldTy

axEmailRequired :: Params

The simplest use case is to request the user's email. This would be used to replace traditional verification emails.

axExtParams

Arguments

:: [AXFieldTy]

params we want them to send in the "id_res" mode verification

-> Params

Use these functions to roll your own list of fields to request when you send an auth request

axExtParams'

Arguments

:: String

alias. it doesn't really matter what this is as long as we're consistent

-> [AXFieldTy]

params we require in the "id_res" mode verification

-> Params

specify the alias as well as the list of requested fields

getAxFields :: Params -> [AXFieldVal]

Retrieve the requested fields from the HTTP request params. Keep | in mind the spec does not require that the OpenID Provider return | any of our requested fields, even on a successful verification.