IamToken class

Constructors

IamToken({String? accessToken, String? accessTokenHash, String? application, String? code, String? codeChallenge, String? codeChallengeMethod, int? codeExpireIn, bool? codeIsUsed, DateTime? createdAt, String? createdTime, bool? deleted, int? expiresIn, String? id, String? name, String? nonce, String? organization, String? owner, bool? publicGrant, String? redirectUri, bool? refreshConsumed, int? refreshExpireIn, String? refreshFamily, String? refreshToken, String? refreshTokenHash, String? resource, String? scope, String? tokenType, DateTime? updatedAt, String? user, String? userCode})
Returns a new IamToken instance.

Properties

accessToken ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair
accessTokenHash ↔ String?
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application ↔ String?
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code ↔ String?
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codeChallenge ↔ String?
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codeChallengeMethod ↔ String?
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codeExpireIn ↔ int?
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codeIsUsed ↔ bool?
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createdAt ↔ DateTime?
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createdTime ↔ String?
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deleted ↔ bool?
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expiresIn ↔ int?
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getter/setter pair
hashCode → int
The hash code for this object.
no setteroverride
id ↔ String?
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name ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair
nonce ↔ String?
Nonce is the OIDC authorize nonce, stored on the code and echoed into the id_token minted at the exchange (OIDC Core §3.1.3.6) so a relying party binds the id_token to its own request and detects replay.
getter/setter pair
organization ↔ String?
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owner ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair
publicGrant ↔ bool?
PublicGrant records that this grant was established WITHOUT client authentication — a PKCE code exchange from a client that presented no secret. Whether a client is confidential is a property of the GRANT, not only of the registration: hanzo-cli and every @hanzo/iam SPA keep a registered secret for a BACKEND path while the surface that actually signs in is a public PKCE client that cannot hold one. authorizationCodeGrant already makes exactly that bounded relaxation; this is the same fact, recorded so refreshTokenGrant can honour it instead of demanding a secret the client never had (which 401s invalid_client and kills the session at the access token's expiry). Carried across rotation, so the second refresh behaves like the first.
getter/setter pair
redirectUri ↔ String?
RedirectUri binds the authorization code to the exact redirect URI of the authorize request (RFC 6749 §4.1.3): the token endpoint refuses a code redeemed with a different redirect_uri, closing code-injection across a client's registered URIs.
getter/setter pair
refreshConsumed ↔ bool?
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refreshExpireIn ↔ int?
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getter/setter pair
refreshFamily ↔ String?
Refresh-token rotation state (v2). Each refresh belongs to a family (the grant); rotation mints a new row in the same family and marks the prior one consumed. Presenting a consumed refresh is reuse — the whole family is revoked (RFC 9700 §4.14.2). RefreshExpireIn is the refresh token's own absolute expiry (unix), independent of the access token's shorter life.
getter/setter pair
refreshToken ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair
refreshTokenHash ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair
resource ↔ String?
RFC 8707 resource indicator
getter/setter pair
runtimeType → Type
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
scope ↔ String?
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tokenType ↔ String?
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updatedAt ↔ DateTime?
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getter/setter pair
user ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair
userCode ↔ String?
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getter/setter pair

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic
Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toJson() → Map<String, dynamic>
toString() → String
A string representation of this object.
override

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool
The equality operator.
override

Static Methods

fromJson(dynamic value) → IamToken?
Returns a new IamToken instance and imports its values from value if it's a Map, null otherwise.
listFromJson(dynamic json, {bool growable = false}) → List<IamToken>
mapFromJson(dynamic json) → Map<String, IamToken>
mapListFromJson(dynamic json, {bool growable = false}) → Map<String, List<IamToken>>

Constants

requiredKeys → const Set<String>
The list of required keys that must be present in a JSON.