ApiAuthorization constructor

const ApiAuthorization({ ApiAuthorizationType type = ApiAuthorizationType.none, String? token, String? jwtSecret, String? jwtAlgorithm, Map<String, dynamic>? jwtPayload, String? username, String? password, String? realm, String? consumerKey, String? consumerSecret, String? accessToken, String? tokenSecret, String? signatureMethod, String? oauth2AccessToken, String? oauth2HeaderPrefix, String? oauth2TokenUrl, String? oauth2ClientId, String? oauth2ClientSecret, String? oauth2Scope, String? apiKeyName, String? apiKeyValue, ApiKeyPlacement? apiKeyPlacement, String? awsAccessKey, String? awsSecretKey, String? awsRegion, String? awsService, String? hawkId, String? hawkKey, String? hawkAlgorithm, String? ntlmUsername, String? ntlmPassword, String? ntlmDomain, String? ntlmWorkstation, })

Creates an ApiAuthorization with full control over every field.

Prefer the named constructors (e.g. ApiAuthorization.bearer) for the common cases.

Implementation

const ApiAuthorization({
  this.type = ApiAuthorizationType.none,
  this.token,
  this.jwtSecret,
  this.jwtAlgorithm,
  this.jwtPayload,
  this.username,
  this.password,
  this.realm,
  this.consumerKey,
  this.consumerSecret,
  this.accessToken,
  this.tokenSecret,
  this.signatureMethod,
  this.oauth2AccessToken,
  this.oauth2HeaderPrefix,
  this.oauth2TokenUrl,
  this.oauth2ClientId,
  this.oauth2ClientSecret,
  this.oauth2Scope,
  this.apiKeyName,
  this.apiKeyValue,
  this.apiKeyPlacement,
  this.awsAccessKey,
  this.awsSecretKey,
  this.awsRegion,
  this.awsService,
  this.hawkId,
  this.hawkKey,
  this.hawkAlgorithm,
  this.ntlmUsername,
  this.ntlmPassword,
  this.ntlmDomain,
  this.ntlmWorkstation,
});