zitadel/internal/domain/user_schema.go

package domain

type UserSchemaState int32

const (
	UserSchemaStateUnspecified UserSchemaState = iota
	UserSchemaStateActive
	UserSchemaStateInactive
	UserSchemaStateDeleted
	userSchemaStateCount
)

type AuthenticatorType int32

const (
	AuthenticatorTypeUnspecified AuthenticatorType = iota
	AuthenticatorTypeUsername
	AuthenticatorTypePassword
	AuthenticatorTypeWebAuthN
	AuthenticatorTypeTOTP
	AuthenticatorTypeOTPEmail
	AuthenticatorTypeOTPSMS
	AuthenticatorTypePublicKey
	AuthenticatorTypeIdentityProvider
	authenticatorTypeCount
)
feat: implement user schema management (#7416) This PR adds the functionality to manage user schemas through the new user schema service. It includes the possibility to create a basic JSON schema and also provides a way on defining permissions (read, write) for owner and self context with an annotation. Further annotations for OIDC claims and SAML attribute mappings will follow. A guide on how to create a schema and assign permissions has been started. It will be extended though out the process of implementing the schema and users based on those. Note: This feature is in an early stage and therefore not enabled by default. To test it out, please enable the UserSchema feature flag on your instance / system though the feature service. 2024-03-12 14:50:13 +01:00			`package domain`

			`type UserSchemaState int32`

			`const (`
			`UserSchemaStateUnspecified UserSchemaState = iota`
			`UserSchemaStateActive`
			`UserSchemaStateInactive`
			`UserSchemaStateDeleted`
			`userSchemaStateCount`
			`)`

			`type AuthenticatorType int32`

			`const (`
			`AuthenticatorTypeUnspecified AuthenticatorType = iota`
			`AuthenticatorTypeUsername`
			`AuthenticatorTypePassword`
			`AuthenticatorTypeWebAuthN`
			`AuthenticatorTypeTOTP`
			`AuthenticatorTypeOTPEmail`
			`AuthenticatorTypeOTPSMS`
fix: add publickey endpoints 2024-09-26 19:15:03 +02:00			`AuthenticatorTypePublicKey`
feat: implement user schema management (#7416) This PR adds the functionality to manage user schemas through the new user schema service. It includes the possibility to create a basic JSON schema and also provides a way on defining permissions (read, write) for owner and self context with an annotation. Further annotations for OIDC claims and SAML attribute mappings will follow. A guide on how to create a schema and assign permissions has been started. It will be extended though out the process of implementing the schema and users based on those. Note: This feature is in an early stage and therefore not enabled by default. To test it out, please enable the UserSchema feature flag on your instance / system though the feature service. 2024-03-12 14:50:13 +01:00			`AuthenticatorTypeIdentityProvider`
			`authenticatorTypeCount`
			`)`