aegis-auth (Rust)

Purpose

AEGIS authentication protocol — challenge-response, session management, cross-domain auth

Read the aegis verification guide.

Source contract

Manifest SHA-256: 5c9900e8560bc63b04d883f3fdc0a32a3ebbd639491124020538d47417791b28. The recorded Git revision identifies the containing repository; the manifest and entry-point hashes identify this working-tree snapshot.

Integration

Use the package root above from an authorized source checkout. Preserve sibling dependencies and their version/feature requirements. Install the runtime and compile the selected package before using its generated artifacts. The task guide describes configuration, trust boundaries, and error behavior. Test/conformance and deployment packages are supporting tools, not interchangeable production identity providers.

Features and optional dependencies

{
  "default": [
    "verify"
  ],
  "verify": [
    "dep:aegis-verify"
  ]
}

Exported entry points

The declarations below are extracted from the named entry files. This is a navigable source reference, not compiler-generated documentation of every transitive module. Feature gates and runtime requirements still apply. Private implementation files are not promoted to public APIs merely because they contain a public declaration.

aegis/aegis-auth/src/lib.rs

Source SHA-256: 7b6f26da034daf413490a387eddccc9114ecb69734dba161516cf589b27c158c.

pub mod challenge;
pub mod provider;
pub mod session;
pub mod store;
pub use challenge::{build_challenge_payload, Challenge, ChallengeVerifier};
pub use provider::{ApiKeyProvider, ChallengeResponseProvider};
pub use session::SessionManager;
pub use store::{InMemoryNonceStore, InMemorySessionStore, NonceStore, SessionStore};

Module signatures and options

Browse the declared public source modules. This includes signatures, struct fields, enums, traits, method declarations, source comments and conditional attributes.