Struct tame_gcs::signed_url::UrlSigner

pub struct UrlSigner<D, S> { /* fields omitted */ }

A generator for signed URLs, which can be used to grant temporary access to specific storage resources even if the client making the request is not otherwise logged in or normally able to access to the storage resources in question.

This implements the V4 signing process

Implementations

impl<D, S> UrlSigner<D, S> where
    D: DigestCalulator,
    S: Signer, 

pub fn new(digester: D, signer: S) -> Self

Creates a new UrlSigner from a DigestCalculator implementation capable of generating SHA256 digests of buffers, and a Signer capable of doing RSA-SHA256 encryption. You may implement these on your own using whatever crates you prefer, or you can use the signing feature which will use the excellent ring crate to provide implementations.

pub fn generate<'a, K, OID>(
    &self,
    key_provider: &K,
    id: &OID,
    optional: SignedUrlOptional<'_>
) -> Result<Url, Error> where
    K: KeyProvider,
    OID: ObjectIdentifier<'a>, 

Generates a new signed url for the specified resource, using a key provider. Note that this operation is entirely local, so though this may succeed in generating a url, the actual operation using it may fail if the account used to sign the URL does not have sufficient permissions for the resource. For example, if you provided a GCP service account that had devstorage.read_only permissions for the bucket/object, this method would succeed in generating a signed url for a POST operation, but the actual POST using that url would fail as the account does not itself have permissions for the POST operation.