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src/Attributes/PublicEndpoint.php
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src/Attributes/PublicEndpoint.php
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<?php
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namespace SocialDept\AtpClient\Attributes;
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use Attribute;
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/**
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* Documents that a method is a public endpoint that does not require authentication.
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*
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* This attribute currently serves as documentation to indicate which AT Protocol
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* endpoints can be called without an authenticated session. It helps developers
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* understand which endpoints work with `Atp::public()` against public API endpoints
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* like `https://public.api.bsky.app`.
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*
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* While this attribute does not currently perform runtime enforcement, scope
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* validation will be implemented in a future release. Correctly attributing
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* endpoints now ensures forward compatibility when enforcement is enabled.
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*
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* Public endpoints typically include operations like:
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* - Reading public profiles and posts
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* - Searching actors and content
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* - Resolving handles to DIDs
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* - Accessing repository data (sync endpoints)
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* - Describing servers and feed generators
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*
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* @example Basic usage
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* ```php
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* #[PublicEndpoint]
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* public function getProfile(string $actor): ProfileViewDetailed
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* ```
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*
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* @see \SocialDept\AtpClient\Attributes\ScopedEndpoint For endpoints that require authentication
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*/
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#[Attribute(Attribute::TARGET_METHOD)]
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class PublicEndpoint
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{
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/**
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* @param string $description Human-readable description of the endpoint
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*/
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public function __construct(
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public readonly string $description = '',
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) {}
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}
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src/Attributes/ScopedEndpoint.php
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src/Attributes/ScopedEndpoint.php
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<?php
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namespace SocialDept\AtpClient\Attributes;
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use Attribute;
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use SocialDept\AtpClient\Enums\Scope;
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/**
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* Documents that a method requires authentication with specific OAuth scopes.
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*
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* This attribute currently serves as documentation to indicate which AT Protocol
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* endpoints require authentication and what scopes they need. It helps developers
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* understand scope requirements when building applications.
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*
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* While this attribute does not currently perform runtime enforcement, scope
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* validation will be implemented in a future release. Correctly attributing
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* endpoints now ensures forward compatibility when enforcement is enabled.
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*
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* The AT Protocol currently uses "transition scopes" (like `transition:generic`) while
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* moving toward more granular scopes. The `granular` parameter allows documenting the
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* future granular scope that will replace the transition scope.
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*
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* @example Basic usage with a transition scope
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* ```php
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* #[ScopedEndpoint(Scope::TransitionGeneric)]
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* public function getTimeline(): GetTimelineResponse
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* ```
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*
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* @example With future granular scope documented
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* ```php
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* #[ScopedEndpoint(Scope::TransitionGeneric, granular: 'rpc:app.bsky.feed.getTimeline')]
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* public function getTimeline(): GetTimelineResponse
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* ```
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* @see \SocialDept\AtpClient\Attributes\PublicEndpoint For endpoints that don't require authentication
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* @see \SocialDept\AtpClient\Enums\Scope For available scope values
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*/
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#[Attribute(Attribute::TARGET_METHOD | Attribute::IS_REPEATABLE)]
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class ScopedEndpoint
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{
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public array $scopes;
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/**
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* @param string|Scope|array<string|Scope> $scopes Required scope(s) for this method
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* @param string|null $granular Future granular scope equivalent
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* @param string $description Human-readable description of scope requirement
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*/
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public function __construct(
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string|Scope|array $scopes,
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public readonly ?string $granular = null,
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public readonly string $description = '',
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) {
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$this->scopes = $this->normalizeScopes($scopes);
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}
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protected function normalizeScopes(string|Scope|array $scopes): array
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{
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if (! is_array($scopes)) {
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$scopes = [$scopes];
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}
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return array_map(
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fn ($scope) => $scope instanceof Scope ? $scope->value : $scope,
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$scopes
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);
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}
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}